This third installment in our month of happy music series should be a hit among fans of Mariachi music and spirits-induced catatonia.

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	El Tequila Bar

Continuing our month of nonstop happy music series, this cue prominently features the guitar-playin’ of the inimitably talented Tom Strahle. Not to mention mandolin-playin’ and whatever other overdubs I forced out of him that day. (This recording is of only two musicians, but I made them earn their keep.)

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	Field Work

It was recently remarked to me that this blog tends to feature a lot of music of dark/aliens-invading/yearning-for-eternal-truths sort of character. In response to this, mikemusicradio.com will proudly feature a month of happy music.

This week’s selection is for guitar, piano, and the least lachrymose of all instruments, the accordion. Enjoy!

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	Audrey and Einstein

An ominously-building musical prelude combining orchestral colors with chorus, drums, and electronic timbres. If this blog were written by a publicist, the words “relentless pulsation” would probably be dropped in somewhere. (Fortunately, I would never do such a thing myself.)

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	Trouble’s Overture