‘Third World Symphony’ Coming Soon!

I am really looking forward to August 30th. That’s the day when Shaun Groves puts my autographed copy of Third World Symphony in the mail! I pre-ordered it forever ago, or so it seems. It was probably really only a month ago.

I’ve listened to it online, but it’s not the same. I feel that to really get to know a new CD, you have to have it playing in the car, with the windows open and the volume on high, blasting it out there so that everyone who you pass has to hear it, whether they want to or not. Seeing as how it’s a really good album with an even better message, I think everyone should hear it.

So, I’ll do what I can to help.

If you happen to pass me and you think my music is too loud, I probably just got my new Shaun Groves CD.

Shaun Groves - Third World Symphony (Ethiopia Story) from Shaun Groves on Vimeo.

Have you ordered yours yet?

It’s not too late.

Do it now, while your thinking about it.

*Andrea*

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