Ashes To Ashes - A Tribute to David Bowie
from Frequencies Hosted by Michael J. Johnson
Special podcast extra: My cover of the classic David Bowie song “Ashes To Ashes.” I originally planned to do an episode about him (and I still might,) but I thought it might be even better to cover one of my favorite Bowie songs. (Note: License obtained from Harry Fox Agency, LICENSE NO.: 1245428918)
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