Dreamwind Seattle, Washington
Dreamwind began in the mid-1980's and has evolved through the years, taking many different forms. After finding numerous
archival recordings, I decided it was time to start releasing some of these musical adventures.
Dave is also the former bassist/songwriter for TALAMASCA, ROOTS TO SKY and currently playing with PINTO WAGONFIRE in the Seattle area. Influences: TD, Schulze, Shpongle, EAT STATIC.
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Working and performing with Dennis throughout the decades has been inspiring, exhilarating and educational. His most recent project here, Giant Steppes, is a continuation of the fine music he brings to the world through his adventurous travel and experiential learning. Listening to his music, you may find yourself transported along with him. I am grateful for having found him as a friend and musician partner 50 years ago and found myself on this recording. See you on the other side.
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