Steve AprilWonderland
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Friday, August 11, 2023 11:06:33 PM
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RHYTHM AND THYME
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Coffee & Cream
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Steve April guitar (melody, lyrics)
Mark Stein vocal (with Steve), lead guitar, keys, sax, bass, percussion

starting a band, in our 20s, in NYC...
Wonderland


When Hal got drunk, he’d go animalistic,
Todd got gentle, a natural born mystic,
Cockroaches run across our kitchen table,
To our girls’ apartment we’d go, young and able.
Where music was the river and desire held our hand,
Down the rabbit hole, in Wonderland.

2. We found our lead guitar at a track meet,
found our bass player at a yoga retreat.
We’d play the whiskey bars, such a bash,
Then Todd got married, Hal got in a car crash.
Drivin’ around the city, the boys in the band,
Found our freedom, in Wonderland.

Down a windy street a saxophone, blowin’ to the new blue
sky dawn, is wailing on
A song from “Blonde on Blonde,” long live Wonderland,
long on Wonderland.
Rooks and queens from pawns,
The kids are coming on.
Though a virus spawns,
The song goes on, the song goes on.



Instrumental


Down a windy street a saxophone...
By order of the golden dawn...
Feel it comin’ on,
Electric wonderland...

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Song Comments

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Contender for 2022 GK nomination - Alternative


Cup 'A Tea
Well, happenin' sax part and lead guitar, a catchy chorus, about forming a band in my 20s, we'd call our girlfriends' apartment "wonderland," we lived in Washington heights (dangerous), they lived on the west side, a kickin' outro, referencing' the Doors, "by order of the golden dawn," esp. thanks to Mark, kudos...


RHYTHM AND THYME
A rollickin' groove rock song, w a catchy chorus, and a hummable riffage (kinda jazzy), Gotta wait for the sax solo and and EG outro, "the song goes on," kudos...


Coffee & Cream
Outstanding sax part, and lead guitar by Mark, "feed your head," the doorknob said, dedicated to Stan, friend of my youth, kudos, and by the way I forgot about this station, so look forward to adding more songs here...


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