...the more like ourselves we become
from the mourning tree by andy gilmour
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A gentle little bass duet that 'appeared' after I'd been thinking about an old friend, and one of their favourite sayings, "The older we get, the more like ourselves we become" (all too true in my case).
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from the mourning tree,
track released December 15, 2009
music & artwork by andy gilmour
Thanks to Colin Page for the aphorism (as well as regular slices of wisdom over many years)
music & artwork by andy gilmour
Thanks to Colin Page for the aphorism (as well as regular slices of wisdom over many years)
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Andy Gilmour Umbria, Italy
Made in Scotland (quite a while ago), now living halfway up a mountain in central
Italy.
Ex-member of The Oran Project, Citizen Cain, WildGeese, and assorted other musical endeavours.
Here you'll find bass noises, bouzoukis, and sporadic outbreaks of piano, for those who like that sort of thing.
Many thanks to all who've supported me along the way - hopefully more music shall happen in 2023.
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Jul 2010 -
Dec 2010 -
Aug 2009
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