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How John Kilzer's theory of "chaosmosis" leads to songs like "Lay Down"

How John Kilzer's theory of "chaosmosis" leads to songs like "Lay Down"У вашего броузера проблема в совместимости с HTML5
http://www.johnkilzer.com http://www.facebook.com/johnkilzerofficial John Kilzer talks about writing the song "Lay Down" for his new album, being in the recording studio and a concept he calls "Chaosmosis". ‘Hide Away,’ John Kilzer’s new album on Archer Records, finds him wading 12-songs-deep into that rich, cross-genre tradition of southern songwriting. You’ll hear from Memphis’ old guard and its up-and-comers, too – Alvin Youngblood Hart, Luther Dickinson, Steve Selvidge, Greg Morrow, and Kirk Whalum, among others, all show up to help Kilzer bring it home. It’s a testimony to Kilzer’s respected standing in the Memphis music community, and it’s just one of the reasons ‘Hide Away’ marks a return to top form for a songwriter who knows, personally and professionally, how music can move, can shake, can heal us. "Hide Away" is available at Amazon, iTunes and select record stores. Autographed CDs available only at www.archer-records.com
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