This Side of Sanity is:
• Bill Turner (piano and keyboards)
• Chip (guitar)
• Dave (drums)
• Deryl (bass)
• Gabrielle (lead and backing vocals)
• Gary (drums)
• Jeff (keyboards and backing vocals)
• John (guitar)
• Milo (guitar and percussion)
• Misha> (bass and backing vocals)
This Side of Sanity brought together musicians from widely diverse musical backgrounds to play music without genre borders. It probably isn’t particularly commercial to ignore the limits of radio station formats, but musically it sure is much more satisfying to play whatever we find interesting or fun.
This Side of Sanity is:
• Bill Turner (piano and keyboards)
• Chip (guitar)
• Dave (drums)
• Deryl (bass)
• Gabrielle (lead and backing vocals)
• Gary (drums)
• Jeff (keyboards and backing vocals)
• John (guitar)
• Milo (guitar and percussion)
• Misha> (bass and backing vocals)
This Side of Sanity brought together musicians from widely diverse musical backgrounds to play music without genre borders. It probably isn’t particularly commercial to ignore the limits of radio station formats, but musically it sure is much more satisfying to play whatever we find interesting or fun.
This Side of Sanity is:
• Bill Turner (piano and keyboards)
• Chip (guitar)
• Dave (drums)
• Deryl (bass)
• Gabrielle (lead and backing vocals)
• Gary (drums)
• Jeff (keyboards and backing vocals)
• John (guitar)
• Milo (guitar and percussion)
• Misha> (bass and backing vocals)
This Side of Sanity brought together musicians from widely diverse musical backgrounds to play music without genre borders. It probably isn’t particularly commercial to ignore the limits of radio station formats, but musically it sure is much more satisfying to play whatever we find interesting or fun.
This Side of Sanity brought together musicians from widely diverse musical backgrounds to play music without genre borders. It probably isn’t particularly commercial to ignore the limits of radio station formats, but musically it sure is much more satisfying to play whatever we find interesting or fun.
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This Side of Sanity
vocal tracks
This Side of Sanity
instrumental tracks
Christmas Song
(punk rock/blues parody)
El Capitan Edwardo
(Spanish guitar)
Scott’s Theme/Torch Trilogy
(soft rock with jazz intro)
La Cuerva
(Spanish guitar)
Rude Awakening
(arena rock)
Pensando en ti
(Spanish guitar)
For the Last Time
(hard rock)
Enola Gay
(art metal)
Time Heals
(folk rock)
Per Bast Dance
(belly dancing)
Find Your Way Home
(dance/power pop)
Toner 1
(hard rock)
Shit Happens
(power pop)
Happy
(power pop)
Dream Girl
(dance)
Gwydion
(New Age)
Remind Me Never/In Decision
(art rock)
Katinka
(New Age)
Don’t Try to Make It Alone
(hard rock)
Pig of Destiny
(hard rock)
Boys From Melbourne
(melodic metal)
Crystal Ball
(jazz)
This Side of Sanity is:
• Bill Turner (piano and keyboards)
• Chip (guitar)
• Dave (drums)
• Deryl (bass)
• Gabrielle (lead and backing vocals)
• Gary (drums)
• Jeff (keyboards and backing vocals)
• John (guitar)
• Milo (guitar and percussion)
• Misha> (bass and backing vocals)
This Side of Sanity brought together musicians from widely diverse musical backgrounds to play music without genre borders. It probably isn’t particularly commercial to ignore the limits of radio station formats, but musically it sure is much more satisfying to play whatever we find interesting or fun.
We don’t have a record contract. We are making our music available for free download over the internet. If you like the music (or even just one song), how about supporting our direct distribution by sending us the money that would normally go to a record company? Send your money to Milo, PO Box 1361, Tustin, California, 92781, USA. Thanks!!!
radio airplay: If you hear this song played on the radio, let me know which radio station and when so we can list it in the next edition of the Electric Emperor.
audio CD: This song is on the audio CD the Empilation, available from Stephen Saunders.
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You can now grow Marijuana for medicine in Northern, Central, and Southern California. By 56% of the popular vote. Over 4.5 million Californians voted “yes” on Prop 215. It allows you to grow for your friends who can’t grow because they’re either too ill, don’t have the space or the time. You can grow for PMS, Migraine, Back Pain, you name your ailment. All you need is a note from your physician stating you prefer nature’s safest and best medicine, Cannabis, over the pharmaceutical’s toxic corporate profits and patents. It’s there waiting for you to do it.
All the founding fathers grew cannabis on their plantations, by law since Jamestown 1619. If you didn’t grow cannabis in the colonies you were fined and thrown in jail. Every farmer had to give at least a quarter-acre of cannabis to the government. You could pay your taxes with it right up to the 1820s. The very term “legal tender” meant you were bartering & trading in hemp.
Why is it an illegal act for you to grow your homespun clothes from hemp?
George Washington grew it. So did Thomas Jefferson. They both smoked it. George Washington said, “Make the most of the hemp seed, sow it everywhere.” Thomas Jefferson wrote in his diaries that he smoked cannabis to relieve his migraine. It was the second most prescribed medicine until the turn of the century. The most prescribed medicine was Hashish. It was given to women for child birth. It is the most natural form of pain relief on the planet. Uh, George also wrote, “I missed pulling my male plants by two days, now I must wait another season for my Blossoming hemp.” All the pioneer settlers grew their herbal bush, you know they called it herbal medicine.
Why is that herbal medicine illegal?
It’s illegal because…
The petrochemical, pharmaceutical, timber, alcohol, and tobacco industries would lose as much as 80% of their profits when hemp is grown for paper, fabric, fuel, food, medicine, plastics, lumber, and lamp oil. Earth’s #1 resource is non-toxic, biodegradable, recyclable, and renewable.
• Betsy Ross made our flags out of hemp. We all saluted cannabis fibers world-wide until the marijuana tax act of 1937. Now we salute Dupont’s toxic nylon introduced in 1938 as the synthetic hemp. We honor man’s synthetics and outlaw mother earth?
• The USDA said in 1914 every acre of hemp saves 4.1 acres of trees for paper alone; 10,000 acre of hemp saves 41,000 tree acres.
• Henry Ford ran a fleet of 40,000 vehicles on 10,000 acres of hemp.
• Michelangelo painted the Sistine Chapel with hempseed oil; all paints and varnishes used hemp oil as the base………Let’s grow the hempseed oil……..let’s grow for medicine……lets grow for the environment…..how about growing for our descendants?…….
……………………………………..Hemp, Hemp, Hooray!
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