From the Cypress Grove
by Vinnie Lu
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Fools Gold
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Second Son
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Sing the Praises
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www.vinnielu.com
From the Cypress Grove
Vinnie Lu
1. Fools Gold
2. Second Son
3. Sing the Praises
--Personnel--
Bass, Vocals, Songwriting: Vinnie Lu
Guitar: Chris Mosley
Guitar: Kevin Simms
Drums: Drew D'Entremont
Sound Engineer: Mario Castellanos
Mix Engineer: Erik Wofford, Cacophony Studios
From the Cypress Grove
Vinnie Lu
1. Fools Gold
2. Second Son
3. Sing the Praises
--Personnel--
Bass, Vocals, Songwriting: Vinnie Lu
Guitar: Chris Mosley
Guitar: Kevin Simms
Drums: Drew D'Entremont
Sound Engineer: Mario Castellanos
Mix Engineer: Erik Wofford, Cacophony Studios
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released October 27, 2014
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Vinnie Lu Austin, Texas
Vinnie is a bass player and music producer out of Austin, TX. He earned his BA from Kenyon College in Gambier, OH, where he
studied songwriting, recording, literature and philosophy. He gigs regularly around Texas, Louisiana and Florida with the band Blue Finger Disco.
Besides music, Vinnie enjoys cycling around the transit-friendly city of Austin, and substitute teaching part-time.
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