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“Fearless” from Life Is Loud
January 01 2009
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“Let The Music Take Your Mind” from Life Is Loud
Originally by Kool & The Gang.
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“Spinning Wheel” from Life Is Loud
originally by Blood, Sweat & Tears
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“The Whipper” from Life Is Loud
This was the first song I wrote after moving to New York.
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Life Is Loud
iTunes / CD Baby
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Cameron Mizell
iTunes / CD Baby
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Sounds Like Snow
Be Still
iTunes / CD Baby
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Pour A Little
Everything Else
Erika Lloyd
iTunes / CD Baby
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On Your Back Porch
Lauren Zettler
iTunes / LZ's Store
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Simpler Times
Dunham Van Durham
iTunes / CD Baby
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Follow Through
w/ Matt Ketteman
iTunes / CD Baby
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About Cameron Mizell
I'm a freelance guitarist in Brooklyn, NY. You'll usually find me working next to the talented Lauren Zettler or fronting my own jazz/funk trio with organist Brad Whiteley and drummer Kenneth Salters.
To find out when I'm performing with these groups or others, please check the calendar on my website.
Along with playing and writing music, I'm a co-founder and author for MusicianWages.com, a website about the musician business. The website takes a pragmatic approach to the discussion about making a living as a musician.
I also blog here.
To find out when I'm performing with these groups or others, please check the calendar on my website.
Along with playing and writing music, I'm a co-founder and author for MusicianWages.com, a website about the musician business. The website takes a pragmatic approach to the discussion about making a living as a musician.
I also blog here.
