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Morning Becomes Eclectic
J.S. Ondara Live on MBE
J.S. Ondara arrived to the U.S. at 20 years old, and 6 years later released his debut album Tales of America. His vision was clear, he wanted his album to be 'very focused on acoustic guitar and the stories being told.”
J.S. Ondara arrived to the U.S. at 20 years old, and 6 years later released his debut album Tales of America. His vision was clear, he wanted his album to be 'very focused on acoustic guitar and the stories being told.”
J.S. Ondara arrived to the U.S. at 20 years old, and 6 years later released his debut album Tales of America. His vision was clear, he wanted his album to be 'very focused on acoustic guitar and the stories being told.” We'll hear some music from his new album and talk about his journey to America.
Photos by Larry Hirshowitz
Musicians:J.S. Ondara - Guitar
Technical support:Eric Liljestrand - Recording Engineer (The Village)Matt Dyson - Assistant Engineer (The Village)Edited for broadcast by JC Swiatek (KCRW)
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