Tanuki Desert Session, by Grim Tilla & The Diablo + Guests

Tanuki Desert Session

by Grim Tilla & The Diablo + Guests

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	1.	Grim Tilla & the Diablo + Guests - Ramblin' On My Mind 06:19		buy track
	2.	It Serves Me Right To Suffer (It serves me right to be alone) 07:31		buy track

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Thanks to Lord Tanuki for making this session happen

Captured live at the Tanuki Lounge, Late Evening, May 16, 2013

'Ramblin' On My Mind' by Robert Johnson
Arranged: Anthony McIlwain
'It Serves Me Right To Suffer (It serves me right to be alone)' by John Lee Hooker
Arranged: Anthony McIlwain

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released April 27, 2015

Grim Tilla - Vocals, Guitar
M. Sanjay Jude - Keys
Paul Watson - Bass / Cigar Box Banjo
Joel Alexander - Drums

SPECIAL GUESTS:

Elliott Orr - Djembe, Percussion
Charles Wall - Percussion
Shannon Green - Guitar / Bass

RECORDED MIXED & MASTERED @ The Tanuki Lounge by Paulie B

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Grim Tilla Canberra, Australia

Producer / Singer / Songwriter / Beatmaker / Recording Engineer living on Ngunnawal and Ngambri land

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