08/17/06 Joseph Smith writes, "This is an original song I wrote back in 1995 and this recording of it was made in 1997 while I was goofing around with a then new 4-track recorder. Rain Drops and Whiskey (c). copyright 1997, Little Creek Music, remains one of my favorite compositions to date." (saved in orig)
Ashley Jones writes, "I heard this on an Andean website performed by the group 'Chacos', The original has quite a mysterious/meloncholy feel about it. unfortunately i can't translate the title into English but in the version i heard a man and woman sing the verses alternately with a flute interval in the middle. I could'nt decide between the Reyburn and Copeland so i thought i'd post them both...The Reyburn sound is slightly smoother in my opinion but theres not much between them." Arroya Fugaz (South American song) Reyburn, Arroya Fugaz Copeland. (saved in misc)
8/17/06 Rain Drops and Whiskey, Arroya Fugaz
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8/17/06 Rain Drops and Whiskey, Arroya Fugaz
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