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Sun And Water (Here Comes the Sun​/​Waters of March)

from On Banjo by Alison Brown

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This track was inspired by the stories of the NYC hospitals during the early days of the pandemic that played “Here Comes the Sun” as they discharged recovering COVID patients. By happy accident the melody seems made for the banjo. Even better, as I was playing around with it, I discovered that it has a musical kinship with another of my favorite melodies, Jobim’s anthemic “Waters of March”, so I couldn’t resist weaving them together.

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from On Banjo, released May 5, 2023
Here Comes the Sun (George Harrison) BMG Onyx Songs obo Harrisongs LTD (GMR)/Waters Of March (Antonio Carlos Jobim) Corcovado Music Corp. (BMI)

Low banjo: Alison Brown
Flute: John Ragusa
Piano: Chris Walters
Hammond B3: Mark T. Jordan
Bass: Garry West
Drums and percussion: Jordan Perlson
Additional percussion: Matt Coles

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Alison Brown Nashville, Tennessee

As Amelia Earhart is to aviation, as Julia Child is to the culinary arts, Alison Brown is to the five-string banjo. She created a seismic shift in the instrument’s history when her wholly individual style gained her entry into the elite class of acknowledged banjo innovators. The GRAMMY Award winner, and co-founder of Compass Records, is considered among the world’s foremost banjo composers. ... more

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