Sprung
from Chrysalis by Eric Geoffrey
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Didgeridoo, drums, kalimba, guitar, piano, and hand percussion were all played by Eric Geoffrey.
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Eric Geoffrey Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Eclectic Eccentricity from an Accidental Shaman, celebrating the inspirations that touch my heart through
music.
I am a trickster circus freak wire walking trapeze flying unicycle riding fire juggling music making ukulele playing tree climbing rock balancing evolutionary foole. And I am in love...
I make music that I want to do my yoga and movement meditations to, and sometimes just because.
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Jan 2010 -
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Feb 2011
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