Message: Songs of John Lennon & Bruce Bierman

Brulen (Artist) | Format: Audio CD

Product Details

• Audio CD (November 9, 2006)
• Number of Discs: 1
• Label: EMCO Records
• ASIN: B000JJ3T32
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #1,781,338 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)

Track Listings

1. Central Park

2. What Do You Know

3. One Lonely Tear

4. Surprise

5. I Can't Help Falling In Love

6. I'm Here For You

7. Love

8. Great To Be Back

9. Message From Heaven #1

10. It's Been A Journey

Editorial Reviews

Review

"IF SEEING IS BELIEVING, THEN HEARING IS THE TRUTH" "Having both a personal and professional relationship for nearly 10 years with Bruce, I can definitively say that his friendship and collaboration with John Lennon are nothing less than real and factual. If 'seeing is believing,' then I am more than a believer, as I have both seen and heard what Bruce is now ready to share with the world. I am also his #1 fan. I implore you to keep an open mind, listen with your heart and absorb the words and music that are undoubtedly touched by Lennon. For those who still doubt, there is plenty of proof. I assure you that Bruce's declarations and efforts are truly authentic and genuine." --Angelo DiLeva - MichaelAngelo Music

Product Description

BRULEN has finally released the long awaited CD entitled 'MESSAGE,' encompassing the material Bruce Bierman and former Beatle John Lennon wrote together back in the early and mid 1970's. Included in the CD are 9 songs and a bonus track, 'It's Been A Journey,' a 12-page booklet detailing how the songs came about, personal notes and a collage of Bierman's photos. The music has that distinct Lennon signature as does the wordplay found throughout the lyrics. Every song has that Lennon melody with that Beatle beat. And, you'll find yourself singing and humming along and wanting more. It is surely contagious. Performed by Brulen, comprised of Bruce Bierman on vocals and almost every instrument, with guest appearances by a few musicians, the CD surely will take you back to a time and place in New York City, and connect you with what John was doing in his own time with a friend, and without the hectic surroundings his life and history created. This is indeed the Lost Lennon treasure of which many have spoken, but has not surfaced until now. If you haven't already found out about this wealth of material, you can find out more at www.Brulen.com and www.NewLennon.com.

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