Moody - Single
by We Came From Space
Mark Boardman
Mark Boardman
An awesome slice of Yacht Rock done as only WCFS can do it. Tasty licks, catchy melody and good lyrics. Definitely up to their standards!
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Enjoy some primordial We Came From Space and help out our original bass player Mike Kurtz. As many of you know, Mike played bass and provided background vocals on the first We Came From Space album, How To Be Human.
Mike has been diagnosed with squamous cell carcinoma, and in order to help out with his unexpected medical bills, we have made available this previously unreleased song from our first album 'How To Be Human' as a thank you for supporting Mike in his time of need.
Proceeds from your purchase of this song will go directly to Mike to help ease the burden of his unexpected medical bills.
This song, 'Moody', recorded nearly nine years ago, features Mike's stellar bass playing and background vocals. Its very representative of the late 70's vibe we were seeking for the How To Be Human album. We hope you enjoy it and thank you for every dollar you pay above the $1.00 asking price.
Mike has been diagnosed with squamous cell carcinoma, and in order to help out with his unexpected medical bills, we have made available this previously unreleased song from our first album 'How To Be Human' as a thank you for supporting Mike in his time of need.
Proceeds from your purchase of this song will go directly to Mike to help ease the burden of his unexpected medical bills.
This song, 'Moody', recorded nearly nine years ago, features Mike's stellar bass playing and background vocals. Its very representative of the late 70's vibe we were seeking for the How To Be Human album. We hope you enjoy it and thank you for every dollar you pay above the $1.00 asking price.
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released March 17, 2021
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