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Lon Jones : When the Moon Comes Down For Tea
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Intergalactic folk music for the third millennium eclectically seasoned with humor, cool vocals, jazz, latin, rock and roll, middle eastern blues, haunted circuses, mandolins, country, gospel, impressionism, lunacy and children's mescaline songs.
Genre: Folk: Modern Folk
Release Date: 2002
When the Moon Comes Down For Tea Record Label: Thunder Crow Studio
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
When the Moon Comes Down For Tea 3:14 Album Only
Clowns and Clocks 3:17 Album Only
In the Big Mama 3:22 Album Only
What Happened To Those Girls 3:23 Album Only
Coyote's Back In Town 3:16 Album Only
Dervish At the Door 3:29 Album Only
When Dogs Dream 3:14 Album Only
Raindrops 3:15 Album Only
You're Getting Sleepy 3:09 Album Only
El Baile de las Cucarachas 1:37 Album Only
Scatter Me 3:04 Album Only
Two White Fawns 2:40 Album Only
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Album Notes

Lon started playing music at age eight on his toy xylophone. By the time he was 10 he had graduated to the nerdcordian. At 15 he started writing songs, not very good ones but they were songs. At 16 he traded in his nerdcordian for a cool stratocaster. Lon was well on his way to becoming a really cool guy and picking up girls at this point. At 21 he was grinding it out playing copy tunes in the bars around the Portland area. All this time his songs were slowly getting better. At 35 he began phasing out the bars and the copy tunes and started recording and writing songs. At 49 where he is now (and he doesn't completely remember how he got there) his songs have gotten really good. He plays guitar, mandolin, keyboards, bass, accordian, recorder, percussion and sings. His styles are jazz, rock and roll, blues, country, bluegrass, folk, cartoon, impressionist, cubist, avant garde, aardvark, polka, waltzes, Zappa-Welk-Hicks fusion, and barking dogs. He believes that if music can't solve the problems of the world then what can.

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REVIEWS

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author: Karl Johnson
This is the greatest CD I've seen all day!! Sorta reminds me of the Ecology Corps Daze. I wasn't more than kneehigh to a married grasshopper then. I'll never forget the time I was levitating a pyramid block...and Egyptian Rock, you know... Bottom line is, I highly recommend that SOMEONE listen to this CD. NOW!!
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