The March of John Wilkes Booth

2008 August 20

by jhs

From the online music collaboration folder comes this wonderful work in progress by some online friends.

Trippy John Lennon meets Ralph Stanley meets Led Zeppelin 3.

Wilkes Test by The Pogue

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