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Michael's "Sweet Fire" CDs are $15.00 U.S.D. each which includes shipping and handling to anywhere in the world. Orders within California, please add $1.15 State Sales Tax.

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Michael Elvin Hunt
P. O. Box 139, Woodacre CA 94973-0139

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The SWEET FIRE CD
is a collection of 11 songs, 5 of which are Michael's originals*.
All are very listenable and, but for one ballad, "Night Wings",
all are very danceable!
FOR THE DANCERS:
"Some Sunny Day It Is"* is a Stroll as well as a West Coast Swing, "Even Tho'", from Webb Pierce's songbook is a perfect Two-Step. "Back In The Swing Of Things" is a triple step and is great for Two-Step, Pony Swing, Shuffle, Polka and more. "Night Wings"* gives you the opportunity to polish up your buckle. Track 5, Delbert McClinton's "Victim Of Life's Circumstances" is another Pony as well as an East Coast Swing, and "Sweet Fire"* is a Waltz that's in six-beat phrasing throughout (C/W couples dancers will appreciate that). Then here comes the bluegrass Ten Step, "U. S. Choice Prime Grade A-1 Baloney"* followed by "Carmen", a beautiful Cha Cha. Number Nine is "Queen Of Hearts", another ECS and Flying Eights line dance. "Who Goes, Who Stays, Who Cares"* is done in a Cash/Jennings styling and is great for Triple Two-Step and more and finally the band is turned loose for and East Coast Swing version of the Bob Gibson classic, "Oh, Lonesome Me". Of course, any song that is great for couples dancing is also great for line dancing and suggested line dances (as well as fixed pattern partner dance suggestions) for all of the songs, along with their step descriptions can be found by clicking on the "dances" button.

FOR THE LISTENERS and ABOUT THE MUSICIANS:
Michael believed that when you get a second chance, you don't settle for second best. Fortunately, through his membership in the Northern California (now West Coast) Songwriters Association, he met Rex Benson of Rex Benson Music, a music publisher who offered him a publishing contract for Night Wings. Wanting the best musicians available, Michael decided to record in Nashville and asked Rex if he could recommend a good producer there. Rex recommended Michael Palmer. Michael called Michael and they made arrangements for the production of his CD. Michael Palmer produced the CD and plays drums on it. You have heard his drumming if you have been to, or seen on TV, any Garth Brooks concert. His drums and drum cage are displayed in the Country Music Hall of Fame in Nashville. All of those pedal steel and dobro licks are compliments of Tommy White who's regular job is being staff pedal steel and dobro player at the Grand Ole Opry. Keyboardist,Catherine Styron Marx, has done much studio work with Ronnie Milsap and many others. Everyone on the CD is of this caliber. Jason Mowery' s violin and mandolin and Jimmy Mattingly's violin, Billy Hillman plays lead guitars, Paul Dott offers rhythm guitars, Mark Greenwood plays electric bass and is the engineer for the CD. Harmonica is shared by Jim Hoke and "Jelly Roll" Johnson (well, actually they each had their own), Brian Zonn is on upright bass, and while Michael does many of his own harmonies, Russell Terrell and Andrea Zonn have added great background vocals. These musicians' credits include concert and/or studio work with such greats as Skip Ewing, David Ball, Keith Urban and many, many more.