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Long Way To Go 2010
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Moonlight Label's premier artist, Michael Charles hails originally from Australia and brings with him a wealth of talent, history, and discography.
The concert by Michael Charles and His Band will take you on a guitar driven journey through forty years and forty releases of original music. The precision and level of energy is just spectacular and will leave you astounded by the driving force, the contemporary blues, and the soulful ballads of Michael Charles.
Song Info
Genre
Rock Rock General
Charts
Peak #567
Peak in subgenre #115
Author
M Charles / G Valach
Rights
Michael Charles
Uploaded
April 03, 2010
Track Files
MP3
MP3 5.9 MB 128 kbps 6:28
Story behind the song
Originally "Long Way To go" was released in Australia as a rock song on the 1989 album "The Wind". Quickly it became of a favorite of Michael's listeners. Then in 2004, across the ocean in the USA, a hip hop artist named Magisty, walked in to a Chicago venue while Charles was performing "Long Way To Go'. Immediatley digging the tune his mind started reeling as he rapped words to himself along with the song. Approaching Michael at the end of the show led one thing to another and 3 years later "Long Way To Go" emerges, and with it a new genre of music that has never been heard, or seen, before.
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ms 007
Aug 01, 2011
Excellent Mix.. l Love this truism .. keep it turned on Great Song Michael excellent Lyrics, C'mon Mike let it ride :) Bravo!
DEADWATER MONK
Aug 07, 2010
Very new and cool,never heard blues and rap mixed.........very neat!!! Awesome job! Truly Connected !!! and in touch with today! Inspiring! Love It!!!
Peter Chapman
Jul 25, 2010
Certainly wasn't expecting this but I read the story and it all makes very successful sense! Been fascinated by the combo since Eminem/Dido, becoming more common and it works really well here.
Rodrica Rudge
Apr 09, 2010
Fantastic song, the fusion of styles compliment each other very well. Love the guitar work.