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Mar 29, 2021 1 hr 6 min

Sticky Jazz Interview Ed Roman / Red Oman

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A Canadian Dyslexic metaphysical anarchist agrarian songwriter, Ed Roman is an amazing musician, I rate up there as the Canadian Jimmy Buffett. His album "Red Oman" a play on his own name, being dyslexic, tells a wonderful story of so many lives clashing together it is really a delight to listen to, and pick apart. He just released an album last year, and has more work coming, but his life is like the album title "A Recipe for Perpetual Spring". I doubt we would ever run out of interesting things to talk about, and it's not just my love of Canada either. Huge in South Africa, and Canada, I hope he gets a lot of new listeners everywhere else. He deserves it, just hang on through the time changes. http://www.edroman.net [http://www.edroman.net/] www.facebook.com/edromanmusic [http://www.facebook.com/edromanmusic] www.twitter.com/specialedroman [http://www.twitter.com/specialedroman]

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