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sirgiant
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Acoustic >
Acoustic Folk
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Larry Whitler
» label: unsigned
» for fans of: James Taylor, Paul Simon, Cat Stevens, Harry Chapin,
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This is the classic folk song "Go Tell It On The Mountain" done slightly differently.
The ingredients that make up Christmas.
A SoundClick Top 10 song
A story of an American soldier who is in love with his girl back home.
This song was originally written in 1991. This version was recorded in 2009 for the album "The Greater Good."
A SoundClick Top 100 song
This is a song I wrote a while back and found it in my box of songs and decided to record it.
A SoundClick Top 100 song
A story-line song that reads like a "chick flick."
This is a re-name and a re-mix of "All To You" which was previously uploaded on this site.
A SoundClick Top 100 song
This is a song I wrote about Pvt. John Marvin Steele whose parachute was caught on a church steeple in during the early hours of the D-Day invasion of Normandy. A YouTube video is at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LO-kB--T12Y
A SoundClick #1 song
Acoustic 12 string guitar and mandolin duet.
This is a song I wrote after being inspired by a film being made about Paratroopers.
A SoundClick Top 100 song
This is the hymn written by Franz Shubert
This is an instrumental I wrote in 2007 after being inspired by a dream.
Picture this. You're a soldier in a city at war. You never really wanted to be in this situation. You take cover in an old, torn up, movie theatre. A baby grand piano sits covered in dust. You open it up and play. That is this song.
An instrumental version of a song by the same name.
This is a song I wrote in March of 1988. I recorded it on a 4 track reel-to-reel and then dubbed it to a cassette. I had forgotten about this song until recently when my partner, Robin MacBlane, found that old cassette. Here it is in its raw form.
This is an instrumental. The Amaranth is a legendary flower. According to legend, it is a flower that never fades.