But thats normal and welcome to conference thank you thank you for having me. You have what amounts to a failed uprising in venezuela behind you and your Movement Continues to make. Incredibly optimistic predictions about one seat in the government why is that because the situation is unsustainable we have 18700000 venice ones have lost 25 pounds over the last year thats the beginning of a major famine you have been saying its unsustainable for the last 2 years youve been saying its unsustainable because you are using it becomes increasingly unsustainable and you know you said you said the other day that in 2 weeks. The motes who are going to harden very very low they were injuries on the right this is still there the president maduro is still in his palace with these armed forces as well with some of his armed forces i mean the head of his Intelligence Agency is now safely ensconced in the area where i was one. Even more now oh no no really i mean they are negotiating behind his back
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Today, 8-time GRAMMY® Award winner Christian McBride has shared a new single “Philly Slop,” recorded with renowned Bassist and composer Edgar Meyer, from the duo’s upcoming album But Who’s Gonna Play The Melody?. "This was my way of putting in the love for my hometown,” writes McBride. “This comes out of that Philly groove. Edgar is a classical bassist with perfect execution, but when he plays the blues that kid from Oak Ridge, Tennessee comes out."
8-time GRAMMY Award winner Christian McBride has shared a new single “Philly Slop,” recorded with renowned Bassist and composer Edgar Meyer, from the duo's upcoming album But Who's Gonna Play The Melody?. Plus, check out upcoming tour dates!
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