my Mr. one head is a whole world to me she  sighed as she walked away knowingly

A common phrase these days seems to be "It's time for a change!" Well, quite possibly you might want to consider that as a summons. Not a legal summons, of course, so let's replace that word with the word 'invitation.' You're invited to a change. A change in the type of music you've been putting into your machine. Truly, spirits beckon you to get involved with the music of ONE WORLD. If that's a new name to you, you obviously haven't been listening to KTWV, "The Wave." So let's continue with this invitation to get acquainted with something new.

Perhaps the instrumentation will whet your appetite. There are key- boards and guitars, drums and bass. But that doesn't complete the rhythm section. Let's add timbales congas and bongos. 

In front of this spiced up rhythm section you'll hear some saxophone sounds, a trumpet and trombone in the brass department, and the synthesizer programming being handled dramatically. When the occasion calls for it - you'll enjoy some FINE vocal sounds AS well.

It's a gathering of tempos, rhythms, and sounds. It is, through music, the feeling of freedom, of happiness.

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Again, quoting from the CD, "One World's unique vision is a true blending of melodies and rhythms from the Caribbean to Africa, and beyond. Touching the soul with honesty and beauty, theirs is a music born of dedication and love. If I told you I'd place this in the jazz meet Frank Unzueta, the producer of the album as well as the 'key' person on guitar, keyboards and lead vocals. To quote Frank from the liner notes of the CD: Our music is a celebration of the people and cultures of Mother Earth. We must work together, fn love and peace, to preserve our beloved and fragile planet; for we are all truly one heart, one mind, one love...One World The music contained on the Sun- stone Recordings (SS 3053 CD) reflects the groups universal approach to music.

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