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		RELEASED 2008 FROM WITHIN   ●    MORRI NAMASTÉ
Morri Namasté, Vocals, Acoustic & Electric Guitars Scott Bennett, Acoustic, Electric, Baritone & Bass Guitars Chris Stongle, Drums Ernie Martinez, Dobro, Organ & Mandolin Peggy Dennis and Sarah Stiles, Vocals Matt King, Saxophone Dale Johnson, Harmonica Produced by Morri Namasté Co-Produced by Jim Ratts and Scott Bennett Arrangements by Morri Namasté, Jim Ratts and Scott Bennett Engineered and Mastered at Raven Studios, Englewood, Colorado by Jim Ratts Cover Art Alexis Namasté Package Design Alexis Namasté and Salli Ratts		So What Café  4:32 Three Candles  3:47 Lost in Another Daydream  3:40 Couch Potato Hell  4:29 Looking Through a Blind Eye  4:37 Color Her Love  5:24 In the Light of the Moon  5:08 In Every Moment  4:35 Downtown  4:40 A Question of Balance  4:07 From Within  5:59 Fluttering Dollars  4:58 Georgy and Dick  5:17
		Released 2007 Absolute Notions  by Morri Namasté      LISTEN TO TITLE SONG FROM THE CD

 

		Released 2005 Sincere Intensions  by Morri Namasté      LISTEN TO TWO SONGS FROM THE CD: Lost in Blue New Mexican Night
Look at Me, Baby 3:52   Words and Music:  Morri Namasté Guitar and Vocals:  Morri Namasté Guitars and Bass:  Scott Bennett Drums and Percussion:  Chris Stongle Background Vocals and Musings:  Shawn Winchester and Jim Ratts Flute:  Ted Cole Produced by Morri Namasté Co-Produced by Jim Ratts and Scott Bennett Arrangements by Morri Namasté and Scott Bennett Engineered and Mastered at Raven Studios, Englewood, Colorado by Jim Ratts Photography by Mark Kiryluk   Angels with Elephant Skin 4:54 Pelican Bar 4:07 The Kidnappers Are After Me 4:32 Topsy Turvey 4:53 Little Vessels of Gold 5:47 Together in Love 3:25 Flowers in the Dark 5:26 New Mexican Night 4:24 Lost in Blue 5:16 Songbird 3:39 Don’t Mess With Marv 5:06 We’ve Lost Our Way 3:28   Songwriter comments: Look at Me, Baby One of many tunes about unrequited love and one of several written in about fifteen minutes while on holiday outside of Sante Fe, New Mexico. Angels with Elephant Skin In my work with Developmentally Disabled persons I know people who have dedicated their lives to the betterment of others.  It is a difficult job to say the least but one with untold rewards.  In a case conference when I commented that those who care for this population are angels,  someone cracked, “Yeah, with elephant skin.” Pelican Bar On a visit to Jamaica I came upon Floyd’s creation.  It is just as the song suggests.
Morri and Floyd (Pelican bar owner and builder); Pelican Bar on approach; view of honeymoon suite from inside Pelican Bar.
The Kidnappers Are After Me When our son was eight he took his first bike ride with a friend to the Rec center to swim on a hot summer night.  Upon his return he was exasperated by what he imagined were kidnappers after him.  As he excitedly told the story I strummed some simple cords while Lexy wrote down the story.  Years later I came upon them again and put the lyrics to music. Topsy Turvy Ever wake up and feel just not quite right? Little Vessels of Gold Not one that the Religious Right would find endearing.  Churches should not be wealthy.  Should they? Together in Love Written for Lexy for our eighth wedding anniversary.  We’re heading toward twenty-five.  Must have done something right. Flowers in the Dark Written about thirteen years ago during a trip to the Colorado mountains.  Walking in the moonlight, well you get the picture. New Mexican Night Inspired by a trip to a hacienda outside of Sante Fe, New Mexico.  The proprietor’s wife had died suddenly before he finished their home. Lost in Blue Written on the same New Mexican trip and very much the same way as Look at Me , Baby. Songbird Written for my brother who, in spite of his lost soul, has many gifts. Don’t Mess with Marv Written for Marvin Heemeyer who drove a bulldozer through the town of Granby, Colorado. Probably not a good idea to play this tune in Grand County. We’ve Lost Our Way A protest song.  Not a lot has changed since the sixties.
		Released 2004  Sister Lucy by Morri Namasté       LISTEN TO TWO SONGS FROM THE CD: Sister Lucy Song of Peace
To purchase: Send check or money order for $12, payable to: Morri Namasté 978 South Pennsylvania St, Denver, CO 80209 Please allow 2-3 weeks for delivery. Or go here to purchase online
CD Information: Guitar and Vocals: Morri Namasté Guitars, Bass: Scott Bennett Drums: Chris Stongle Background Vocals: Vicki Jones Dobro, Mandolin: Ernie Martinez Engineer and Visionary Mystic: Jim Ratts Mixed and Mastered at Raven Studio, Englewood, Colorado Produced by Morri Namasté, Co-Produced by Jim Ratts and Scott Bennett Arrangements by Morri Namasté and Scott Bennett All Rights Reserved: © Morri Namasté/NamasteNdeavors.com 2004 This work is a testament to when the right ingredients are mixed one’s dreams can become realized and the dream takes on a life of its own. The result is so much more than I ever could have hoped for. It truly is a special moment when others become a part of your dream in a manner in which it comes to be true. Sister Lucy 3:25 She Looked Away 3:03 Song of Peace 3:03 Tonight 2:59 Arizona Lady 2:57 Captain Joseph Brown’s Homecoming Day 4:14 Young Carmalee 3:40 Draggin’ Me Down 4:13 Tumblin’ Down 6:21 Down at the End of the Bar 2:37 Homeless People Living in the USA 4:58 The Flower 5:35 Song of Peace – Reprise 1:46   The One Love parked by Sister Lou's, Capt. Joseph Brown and Morri. Sister Lou with Lexy and Morri; Lexy and Morri dancing to Sister Lucy being played at Sister Lou's for first time.

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