Wake Up Slowly | Brother Lucid | Dominic J Clark

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Wake Up Slowly

by Brother Lucid

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Recorded at the same time as the 'No Voice of Reason' Soundtrack during the holidays in Cornwall 2002 on Tascam cassette 4-track before returning to my Camden Road studio flat.

It was aired for the first time that night (after the train journey to London) at Transmission band practice at Backstreet Studios next to Holloway Road tube station.

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released February 5, 2022

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Dominic J Clark Adelaide, Australia

British (Hong Kong) Expat Poet, Writer and Musician living in Adelaide, South Australia

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