Solstice Night
from Midwinter Moon by Craig Olson
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I wrote this tune for our annual Santa Lucia Parties, begun back in the early 90's by Joanna and Hellen. I came on board about 10 years ago and we always sing this song as a group, to celebrate the dark winter's night, and the coming of spring.
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from Midwinter Moon,
track released October 1, 2010
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Craig Olson Washington
Beloved folk-rock troubadour on the festival circuit since his debut release "Beyond the Cedar Moon", Craig Olson brings hope, laughter, and a positive perspective on the trails we walk. With 4 CD's, a European tour, and countless shows in the US, his music is at once breathtaking and yet familiar. A true mirror of our times. ... more
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Oct 2010
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