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Twelve original compositions of jazz, blues; vocal and instrumental. Peter Hostage wrote, arranged, and performed all of the instruments, including piano, organ, guitar, bass, drums and vocals. Twelve original jazz and blues songs. Click image to Check it out! From No Depression - The Journal of Roots Music - Jan. Peter Hostage blurs line between blues and jazz on new album.
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Peter Hostage The Wayback Machine, released 10 August 2012 1. St. Louis Blues 2. Down by the Riverside 3. Look for the Silver Lining 4. Avalon 5. Lil Liza Jane 6. The World is Waiting for the Sunrise 7. Limehouse Blues 8. Careless Love 9. Jelly Roll Blues 10. Way Down Yonder In New Orleans 11. Deep River Digital album bonuses include lyrics, cover art, insert and tray card art! The Wayback Machine is a collection of songs from the birth of jazz and blues. Solo piano pieces and full band featuring pPARSED CONTENT
The website had the following in the site, "Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more." We viewed that the web page stated " Look for the Silver Lining." It also said " The World is Waiting for the Sunrise. Way Down Yonder In New Orleans. Digital album bonuses include lyrics, cover art, insert and tray card art! Released 10 August 2012. Arrangements by Peter Hostage, except Jelly Roll Blues, by F. All music performed, recorded, mixed and mastered by Peter Hostage. Cover photos and graphics by Peter Hostage."ANALYZE SUBSEQUENT WEB SITES
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