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jd nash
» genre:
Rock >
Southern Rock
» location:
J.D. Nash
» label: unsigned
» for fans of: Lynyrd Skynyrd, Keith Secola, John Trudell
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Spoken word piece that kind of outlines my life to date. I've always been known as a story teller, so here's a story for ya.
A SoundClick Top 50 song
Title track for the current CD project. Another broken life story
Mascot is a no-holds-barred song about the use of Native American images in advertising and for sports teams.
Just another silly, country-flavored love song.
This song was inspired by a speech I heard given by Dennis Banks of the American Indian Movement back in 1996. One of the lines just stuck in my head. Being an avid Peltier supporter since forever, this is my Leonard Peltier tribute song. Original
How You Gonna Be is a Native American anthem, posing the question, 'how you gonna be?', meaning how are you going to live your life, or how are you going to present yourself to the world?
This is a little pary song about where we live. Those of you in Kansas will know all about it.
How everybody in the business wants to be...SOMEBODY!
A little ditty about the dangers of Mescal Tequila
Fool's Gold is a song about love gone wrong and ending up with nothing
This is a song about a child's nightmares and the monsters waiting there.
Turn the Lights Down is a Blues Rock tune written about trying to get back with an old flame...if only for one night.
Spellbound in this form is a completely new version of the title track from my first CD.