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Øresnop: Hakan Markussen - Where I usually Go

Norsk , Øresnop 2 Comments August 23, 2010 Norwegian , Øresnop 2 Comments

One of Norway's most underrated vocalists and songwriters, known singer / songwriter in good Norwegian, is Hakan Markussen.

And the first song in the new series Øresnop, or "frying good songs I like incredibly well" is Hakans wonderful song "Where I usually Go."

The text is written by Gisle Skeie, melody by Hakan Markussen. Recorded in studio with Kjetil Draugdalen and produced by guitar hero Runeberg.

The band consisted of the recording of Hakan Markussen on guitar, harmonica and vocals, Rune Berg on guitar, Simen Mæhlum on drums, Asbjørn Ribe on keyboards and Per Amund Solberg on bass.

And it's just as easy in this world, that this is better than not.

The voice of Hakan has something Dylanesk to it and is so unique that it immediately starts to ear. The song is well played and exquisitely produced.

Had there been a bit of justice in this world, so had this song been a giant hit worldwide.

Anyway - now you have the opportunity to hear the song here on the blog, you can also download it! Totally free and legal!

Just play the song, and then use the download link later.

Some browsers (eg Google Chrome) choose to play the song instead of playing it, then open the page in eg Firefox and download - or google a neat solution ... and voila, you have the song on your own computer and can play it all day ... and send it to friends with good taste in music.

Share so this blog post with your friends so they too can enjoy this sparkling song.

Did I mention it was FREE?

Then visit Hakan Markussen on MySpace , where you can hear the acoustic pre-productions from the upcoming album his.

Hear "Where I usually Go":

Get the Flash Player to see on the word tube Media Player.

Download "Where I usually Go":

Where I usually Go (4.8 MiB, 890 hits)

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