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Brian Flanagan: Where Dreams Are Made - VINYL LP

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Brian Flanagan: Where Dreams Are Made - VINYL LPTitle: Where Dreams Are Made Artist: Brian Flanagan Label: Stockfisch Product Type: VINYL LP UPC: 4013357809116 Genre: Folk Release Date: 2018 08 17 Number of Discs: 1 Additional Details: 180 GRAM VINYL Irish songwriter, composer, vocalist, musician and poet, Brian Flanagan has worked with artists from diverse musical backgrounds such as Michael Flatley, Nadine Coyle, Eric Bibb, Nathan Carter, Finbar Furey, Brian Kennedy and Sharon Shannon. Brian is

Title: Where Dreams Are Made
Artist: Brian Flanagan
Label: Stockfisch
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 4013357809116
Genre: Folk
Release Date: 2018-08-17
Number of Discs: 1
Additional Details: 180 GRAM VINYL

Irish songwriter, composer, vocalist, musician and poet, Brian Flanagan has worked with artists from diverse musical backgrounds such as Michael Flatley, Nadine Coyle, Eric Bibb, Nathan Carter, Finbar Furey, Brian Kennedy and Sharon Shannon. Brian is renowned for his ability to write to order, emotionally charged pieces that are immediately engaging. Love, loss, self-pity, recognizing chances and taking them - or not, almost mystical nature experiences, life-changing encounters, art and artists, environmental protection, human rights: it is truly a broad, moving and very current spectrum of themes which Irish singer-songwriter Brian Flanagan has worked through in the eleven tracks on this Audiophile 180 gram Vinyl LP. The listening experience gets a further deeper dimension if you read the song lyrics with their surprising images in the graphically opulent 4-page 12" x 12" leaflet. Direct Metal Mastering 33rpm Pressed on High Quality 180 Gram Vinyl! Made in Germany. Mastering by Hans-Jorg Maucksch at Pauler Acoustics.

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Watch that's not a Speedy with its own 1970s racing heritage from the same group that owns Omega
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