Won't You Call My Name
from Hurt in the Same Way//Won't You Call My Name by Morgan Orion
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from Hurt in the Same Way//Won't You Call My Name,
released December 17, 2012
Morgan Orion is on vocals and guitar and Sara Sasaki on violin. Also, Joe Freiburg on the drums and Paul Kotheimer on the upright bass. This was recorded sometime in February at Auricle in Champaign, IL.
Morgan Orion is on vocals and guitar and Sara Sasaki on violin. Also, Joe Freiburg on the drums and Paul Kotheimer on the upright bass. This was recorded sometime in February at Auricle in Champaign, IL.
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Morgan Orion New Orleans, Louisiana
Morgan Orion was born in an overgrown patch of mulberry trees to neo-beatniks and raised on 20th Century pop culture and Grimm's fairy tales. At the age of 16 he dropped out of school to become a songwriter and began touring two years later. Morgan has traveled the world playing, but calls New Orleans his home. In concert he plays a large catalogue of originals with his band, The Afterburners. ... more
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I was given this album after a long summer of traveling. It spun around for days as I drove around and re-acquainted myself with my homeland. Warm imagery, wit and humor.
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