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LEVEL 3 = I Want You To Love Me
Triple Trilogy of American Zen |
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| Autumn Flavours First book of poetry book series: SEASON OF FOURS Dark, curious, vicarious. |
Utah Phase 1 Poetry book of Utah Poetry and lyrics from LEVEL 1 and LEVEL 2 from Coyote's personal notebook. |
Sid's Place Coyote's first and only novel about a drug runner in 1969 California. |
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| American Zen Buddhist Rock Podcast at Coyote Radio .NET Coyote leads website tours of American Zen stories and adventures. This series includes the "actZEN.com evolution" of The Coyote to The Hippy Coyote, Richard O'Connor back to Richard Del Connor, and Master Zhen to Buddha Zhen. As a "guinea pig" of the actZEN.com Buddhist self-help website, Coyote proved that actZEN.com is a life changing website. |
The Coyote Poetry Podcast "Poem And A Song" Coyote reads one poem and plays one song. Sometimes they are from albums, and sometimes freshly written... |
Folk Rock Podcast of Shaolin Records The Hippy Coyote of American Zen HOSTS this radio show featuring the "Best and Brightest of today's Folk Rock Artists from around the world."™ Includes several podcasts of American Zen including this podcast with recordings from Coyote's 1974 band, LOTUS. |
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Triple Trilogy of American ZenDownload them all now in one 359MB compressed file.
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Third Album of Enlightenment by American Zen = I WANT YOU TO LOVE ME
All 11 songs and 12 poems were written and performed by The Hippy Coyote of American Zen.
In a rush, while packing up his Tujunga home, Coyote manages to record American Zen's third album, LEVEL 3 = I WANT YOU TO LOVE ME.
The songs are NUMBERED in their CD ORDER so you can properly experience this record album. Experience the pursuit of love, Coyote style.
ALBUM DOWNLOAD: All 11 songs + 12 poems
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Lovelife of a Coyote
No this is not some nature show. Well, kinda.
This album brings out songs from the present, past, and distant past for a cute blend of Coyote's romantic projects.
"I Want You To Love Me," was written to a delivery driver girl of a movie company.
"All Around The World," was written to Coyote's 1984 poet fiancee.
"I Just Want To Be With You," was originally written to_____ but Coyote decided to make it about his NEXT ROMANCE.
"In Line," was written to newspaper girl in San Diego.
"House Of Rejection" was written to his Jewish fiancee in 1981.
"Change Your Mind," was written to Michelle.
"All Alone," was written to ________ but dedicated to Michelle when he performed and recorded it for the album.
"Hurts To Know," was written to Angie, before Coyote met Michelle.
"Carol," was written to Carol.
"In Dreams," was written in the seventies. It felt like it had been written yesterday.
Loveletters of Coyote
The song, "1,000 Sorrows For A Love," is a love letter. Unedited, unchanged, with all the humbling sacrificing devotion of a love with a life of its own. Lara original hooked Coyote by sending him poetry in the mail. Their love letters grew into a true love.
Perhaps that's what makes "1,000 Sorrows For A Love," a poem, rather than a love letter. Coyote's heartfelt love brings poetry to his love letter through his passionate words and metaphors.
Someday, we'll have to dig through Coyote's journals and discover some more romantic poetry.
Recording Nastiness
This album's not vulgar or rude, well maybe a little in that song, "Musical Woman."
There were several other songs planned for this album, but Coyote's lovelife changed in the past couple years and he didn't want to feel the passion is some of them. Somehow, someday, they'll probably get recorded. "Oh Michelle" was a concert favorite and always got people dancing. The nasty lyrics made the girls giggle and the guys smile.
As for getting in the mood for his "Musical Woman" nastiness. Coyote will only reveal that he was, "in the mood."
Coyote Podcasting Tales of Love and Lust
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