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Musical Journeys – Following the Songlines

Posted on May 22, 2022 by moselman

Our lives take us through so many different phases, twists and unknown turns; well certainly mine has. Sometimes it’s interesting to look back and see what crazy things we were preoccupied with in years gone by; given perspective, we might … Continue reading →

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Surviving the Worst of Times: Recording an Album

Posted on February 15, 2013 by moselman

It was one of these days when all your worst nightmares come true. You arrive at work to find that the boss has other plans for you; you’ve been made redundant ! So you go home to find a phone message saying that the … Continue reading →

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