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Jonnikhan
- Guitarist/Songwriter/Composer
Jonnikhan
- Guitarist/Songwriter/Composer
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» label: unsigned
» for fans of: Led Zeplin, Santana, Aerosmith, Green Day, Hootie and the Blowfish, Beatles, Foghat, Eric Clapton
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A simple song with powerful lyrics that come from the heart. I play Elizabeth (my 12-string Ovation) on rhythm and my Martin guitar on the melodic leads. T-Bass provides the bass and background vocals. This song is dedicated to my father and poet,
Self-descriptive, like most of my songs. Wishful thinking with a dash of reality blended in the second half. This is the title song of my album. Enjoy!
A ballad that tells the story of the entire life of a person, with the listener put in the place of the subject. The song was written as an anti-war song. It is dedicated to the veterans of every conflict everywhere.
A ballad that tells the story of a messiah. It follows the course of what happened to most past messiahs. No particular religion is reflected; just a statement about what happens to people who have good ideas that conflict with the status quo.
Self-explaining song, again. I'm sure no one has ever been in a situation like this...
Instrumental song
Standard rock 'n roll tune, old school-style.
Rock 'n Roll, baby!
A ballad of love lost.
A song about social inequality via the economy and so-called Free Market.
A ballad about what the media says is important and what is really important.
A ballad about the present and the past.
Instrumental song with a twist at the end.
About everyone's favorite folks.
A ballad about, you guessed it, blowing the whistle.