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We found 16 results for "Ken Lonnquist"
Junestruck by Ken Lonnquist
Release: 1994
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A collection of thoughtful songs with catchy melodies and clever lyrics... easy on the ear, but gently provocative. Ken Lonnquist is a singer-songwriter in the Folk-Americana tradition.
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Junestruck Ken Lonnquist
Pumpkenland by Ken Lonnquist
Release: 2011
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18 Halloween-oriented tracks for all tastes and ages --- a family album anyone can enjoy for festive spookiness and laughter. Folk, blues, rock, latin, western ballad --- pick a style and it's here!
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Pumpkenland Ken Lonnquist
Slow Ride by Ken Lonnquist
Release: 1991
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Thoughtful lyrics and catchy melodies beautifully supported by acoustic guitars, bass, piano, fiddle and banjo instrumentation.
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Slow Ride Ken Lonnquist
Earthy Songs by Ken Lonnquist
Release: 2006
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Animal, nature and environment songs in folk and pop styles --- fun AND educational.
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Earthy Songs Ken Lonnquist
Vicious Fishes by Ken Lonnquist
Release: 2010
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Clever, funky original songs that defy the usual expectations --- fun for all ages, including old codgers!
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Vicious Fishes Ken Lonnquist
Old Befana by Ken Lonnquist
Release: 2001
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A lovely musical-story based on an ancient holiday tale, with ten original songs and narration --- wonderful listening, any time of year.
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Old Befana Ken Lonnquist
The Circus Kenlando by Ken Lonnquist
Release: 1996
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Pop, Folk, Rock, Calypso, Western-Swing tossed in the blender of childhood with spicy lyrical complexity and liberal doses of humor.
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The Circus Kenlando Ken Lonnquist
Welcome 2 Kenland by Ken Lonnquist
Release: 1992
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Ken’s most popular recording: a happy, comic and cosmic blend of folk, pop and musical-theater styles, spiced with clever lyrics and rich vocabulary. You'll laugh, think and sing along.
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Welcome 2 Kenland Ken Lonnquist
The Lost Songs Of Kenland by Ken Lonnquist
Release: 1997
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Acoustic folk, pop, rock, reggae and musical styles peppered with wit, humor and insight for kids of all ages --- including geezers.
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The Lost Songs Of Kenland Ken Lonnquist
Awaken! by Ken Lonnquist
Release: 2009
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A musical-story (songs and narration) retelling an Aztecan legend --- combining a variety of musical styles, Mexican culture and a gentle eco-message.
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Awaken! Ken Lonnquist
Brett Comes Back by Ken Lonnquist
Release: 2010
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A comedy football-halloween song about the constantly un-retiring Brett Favre, in the tradition of spooky old cowboy ballads like "Big Bad John" and "Ringo".
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Brett Comes Back Ken Lonnquist
In the Birchwood by Ken Lonnquist
Release: 1989
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A pop-folk collection of original songs about the Great Lakes basin, and life in the north woods. A strong message of environmental concern underpins this mellow and melodic album.
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In the Birchwood Ken Lonnquist
Sci Fi Hi Fi (Incomplete Transmissions) by Ken Lonnquist
Release: 2011
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Sci Fi Hi Fi: Incomplete Transmissions is a digitally remastered and edited version of the 1999 release (comprised of two discs and 48 songs). It's fun, fast, intellectually-stimulating family pop-rock and folk!
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Sci Fi Hi Fi (Incomplete Transmissions) Ken Lonnquist
Lift Me by Generations
Release: 1998
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A charming mother/daughter duo with sweet, pitch-perfect vocals that embrace that unmistakable clarity that only a child's voice can muster in a pleasant folk pop delight.
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Lift Me Generations
Mind Over Banjo (Feat. Vassar Clements) by James McKinney
Release: 2012
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Truly hot virtuoso banjo playing which transcends traditional banjo styling and makes a musical statement all its own.
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Mind Over Banjo (Feat. Vassar Clements) James McKinney
Dream Maker by Generations
Release: 1996
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Award winning album with great listening for the whole family; two voices rarely blend so beautifully - find out that it's a mother-daughter act and it's all the more poignant and rich
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Dream Maker Generations