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"Tuh - hung - guh" = Tujunga

I never heard of this place either -- before I moved here.

Coyote Radio Tujunga

I recorded a bunch of songs when I was rehearsing for my life shows last year. I played all over the place, didn't make any money, but had a great time.

My podcasts have developed a huge audience compared to the number of neighbors and friends I could coerce into seeing my live shows. No, it's not that my shows aren't fun and exciting, in fact, most reports tell me I scare away the girls with my wild antics and intimidate the guys with my operatic vocals.

Level 2 Christ Killer albumOne of my neighbors said after a Beverly Hills gig, "I've never seen anyone play a tambourine like that -- or make it make so many different sounds."

Check out my new album, CHRIST KILLER. I play some great tambourine on that album and the first song has one of my best GUIRO performances. You know, that goard that looks like a fish with it's mouth open. You rub the stick on it like a washboard... Check out my GUIRO SONG, "Great Salt Lake," the first song on the LEVEL 2 = CHRIST KILLER album by my band, American Zen.

As for COYOTE RADIO TUJUNGA -- that is the FIRST of my COYOTE RADIO Solo Shows. My plan is to record a whole bunch of live shows, all over the place, and this is the first one. I was practicing for my gigs, and thought, why don't we record some of these so we have demos for our music publisher, Shaolin Music.

I did my best on these live songs and they came out cool. "Christ Killer SOLO" is especially enjoyable for me because I make a mistake and laugh during the song. Then I can hear my determination as I rebound with increased determination to perform the rest of the song better. I love that song. Tell me what you think!

Here's a FREEBIE from me,
     "CHRIST KILLER SOLO" by The Hippy Coyote

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