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Greg MacPherson - Wide Turn

from Transmissions (2004) by CKUW 95.9FM Radio

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Martina Schertel I love this song because it appears to me really authenticly. Its melody, the words and your voice are quite poetic.
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Back in the days of Thanatoid Radio, I started getting lonely, and decided to have the occasional guest in on the show. Greg was more than happy to oblige, and brought along a small acoustic guitar. He just sat down across from me in the booth and at one point started playing this song, which was untitled at the time. He has such a powerful voice that it was quite overwhelming him sitting all of four feet from me belting out this fantastic song.

-Ben MacPhee-Sigurdson

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from Transmissions (2004), released February 1, 2004
Live on 'Thanatoid Radio', March 31st, 2002

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CKUW 95.9FM Radio Winnipeg, Manitoba

CKUW-FM is the campus radio station at the University of Winnipeg in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. The station broadcasts on 95.9 FM with 450 watts of power. We can be streamed or show podcasts downloaded at ckuw.ca, also listened to by subscribers of MTS TV on channel 713, in Winnipeg and other Manitoba communities.

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