Vinnie V.

Composed , Arranged, Performed, and Recorded By Vinnie V. Lead Vocals - Vinnie V. Bob Clements - Background Vocals, Bass Guitar Vinnie V. - All Instruments, Sounds & Samples Alex Lopez - Percussion Copyright 1992 All Rights Reserved Member B.M.I.

This song speaks to the fragile state of freedom every where and the slippery slope that it is perched. Where ever FREEDOM exists, one thing is for sure ...... It is a constant work in progress! S O N G D E T A I L S Vinnie V. ~ Keyboard Bass, Keyboard Guitar, & All Keyboards (Sacramento, Calif.) // Eric Wiegmann ~ Conga, Bongo, Cowbell, Clave , Timbales, & Drum set (Kyoto,Japan) // Rodney Kanady ~ Electric Guitar Solo

Vinnie V. Composed, Arranged, Performed and Engineered All music & Samples. @ericwiegmanndrums - Drums & Percussion (Special Thanks to: Ground Zero for "So Bad", and YOU TUBE, HBO, MSNBC, BandLab and The 45th President Of The United States.) Inspired by the 2019 status of America and The United States Politics surrounding the Trump administration & The 45th President Of The United States. How did it get this bad ? It has gotten "So Bad" we need an "Eviction Election" to establish America's leadership role in the world once again. As well as removing campaign financing and removing the exorbitant profits from The Health Care & Pharmaceuticals Industries.

Guitar and Vocals By Fernando Ferreira Orchestration and Keyboards By Vinnie V Courtesy of BandLab 2017 All Rights Reserved

“Electric Lady” was recorded in 1979 at Moon Studios in Sacramento, CA. by some friends of mine but the song never got picked up by a major record label. Ray Raymond(R.I.P.)-Guitar, Doug Lovelace-Keyboards, Studio Engineer-Gary Waltman, Lead Vocals-Michael Samuels(R.I.P.) was a dear friend of mine. Michael played drums for "Sly & The Family Stone" and on occasion played with "Vinnie V. & The Groove". Enjoy!

Performed By Wild Hare Composed and Arranged By Robert "Bobcat" Clements Drums - Randy Pratt (R.I.P.) Bass - Robert "Bobcat" Clements Guitar - Dave McKeen Keyboards - Vinnie V. Courtesy of BMI Vocals -Robert "Bobcat" Clements Year - 1992

This was just something I had floating around in my head toda. I was thinking it could sound like it was from "The Early American" period. All instruments performed by Vinnie V. Composed & Arranged by Vinnie V. All rights reserved