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Andrea Ramolo - Thank You For The Ride Revisited

from In Basements: In Isolation Vol 1 by In Basements

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I'm stuck at home. Like everyone else. I live alone... so it's especially lonely... but I'm happy to have my music and memories.

I decided to revamp an old classic.... this is the title track off my very first album Thank You For The Ride. I was young and inexperienced when I recorded it but it was a song that poured out of me quickly... in 10 minutes... and as songwriters we know that that rarely happens. It's a song of gratitude ... a goodbye song like many of my others but this one always seemed different to me. It has more hope in the melody... more grace and acceptance in the lyrics... and I've always wanted to record a new version... so here it is. From my heart and the back room in my apartment.... my first ever production. Thanks to the mixing and mastering genius of Scott Lake who graciously aided me in this creative quarantine endeavour.

Enjoy and take care of yourselves.

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from In Basements: In Isolation Vol 1, released March 20, 2020

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