Frank Prenevost | I Miss Lake Bemidji

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I Miss Lake Bemidji

by Frank Prenevost

New original folk and bluegrass songs from the lakes of Minnesota to New Orleans Bourbon Street. Unique slide banjo and Allman brother style acoustic guitar picking funky grooves and mind soothing mandolin melodies you will enjoy again and again.
Genre: Folk: Modern Folk
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1. Bluewater Outdoors
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2. I Miss Lake Bemidji
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3:50 $0.99
3. Broken Line Blues
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4. Tomorrow is Yesterday
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5. Tangled Reel
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6. Happy Daze
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7. Glenn Truesdell Auctioneer
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8. Midnight Train
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9. Muskie River
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10. Wait till Saturday
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11. Lonely Loon
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12. Minor Creek
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13. Dickey & Duane
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14. Bluewater Revisited
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ABOUT THIS ALBUM


Album Notes
Franks love of radio, fishing and folk music all come together on this recording. I Miss Lake Bemidji has become the unofficial athem of Muskie fishermen world wide. Happy Daze is a street musicians view of politics as usual in his great city. Lonely Loon's beautiful melody will have you floating down a river back to when you were just a kid. Danny Everharts great song and vocal on Tomorrow is Yesterday will keep you from putting things off till another day. Shure and Peavey mic's were used with a Tascam DP-01 and a Boss BR-2. The banjo I used for slide,strumming and picking has no name and looks like a Jap import from the 60's. The Guitar is a 1998 Takamine Limited and soon to be a Martin. The Mandolin is a Greg Bennett design A model and the bass with real dead strings by Peavey. The Dobro was an Epiphone Spider that I sold to buy the mandolin. The harmonica by Lee Oskar.


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