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Terri Roben : The Path We Make
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Original new folk songs of a babyboomer life well-lived, ranging from parenting to politics, a couple of jug band songs, and a couple of classic cover songs for good measure.
Genre: Folk: Modern Folk
Release Date: 2008
The Path We Make Record Label: Terri Roben
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
A Great Capacity 5:02 Album Only
The Perfect Truth 3:31 Album Only
Shiny Brand New 2:38 Album Only
Memories That Last 4:04 Album Only
Teaching Recovery 4:23 Album Only
Martin 3:58 Album Only
Peg's Song 3:15 Album Only
Nobody Knows You When You're Down And Out 3:04 Album Only
Discovering Love 3:21 Album Only
Oh Mama 1:22 Album Only
Sleep 3:24 Album Only
The Way Of Love 3:12 Album Only
Sanata Monica Pier 2:59 Album Only
We Can Risk Disarmament 2:05 Album Only
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Album Notes

Terri Roben is a singer-songwriter from upstate New York who plays guitar, banjo and mountain lap dulcimer. She sings and writes songs that are topical, comical, political, environmental and sometimes even about love! She also likes to learn and sing other people's music, unknown or famous. She enjoys and admires instrumental classical, jazz, blues, and percussive music.
Her influences are classical, 1920's and 1940's songs sung around the piano as a child, Beatles, Judy Collins, Joni Mitchell, Bonnie Raitt, Holly Near.
She plays music for adults and children, at libraries, festivals, farmer's markets, coffeehouses, cafes, demonstrations and celebrations. She also loves teaching Music Together, a music and movement program for newborns to five-year-olds and their caregivers.
She believes in supporting local and small businesses and farms, fair trade and organic food, political causes about putting people and the planet before corporate power, and living in peace with each other - viewing ourselves as world citizens.
Terri has always wanted to make music for fun but she also believes music, like all art, is a gift to be used to enrich and empower our lives and ourselves. To find the right balance of work and fun in her music and her life is a goal she feels very fortunate to be able to have as a choice.

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