• CD copy of Radio: Alone in the Night
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Radio: Alone in the Night is the debut album from Blue Élan cofounder Kirk Pasich's latest endeavour- the Kirk Pasich Project. Acting as the visionary & creative director, Kirk enlisted the help of several musical cohorts to bring his vision to life, with a cast that includes Dave Darling, Camilla Darling, Zach Ross, Ginny Luke, Bryan Stephens, Scout Durwood, Bernie Barlow, Scott Terry, and Holly Montgomery. Radio: Alone in the Night is a tale of two modern-day minstrels who have traveled their separate ways over the years, only to end up one night back where it all began and ended, where each chose their own musical journey over their one true love. For one night, they are in that city, with separate gigs in separate places, not knowing the other is there. Perhaps there’s something in the air, or maybe it’s just a feeling that’s hard to explain. But, as the night passes, they each find themselves wondering, wishing, hoping, forgetting , and forgiving. Yes, the story starts right where it began and ended, all those years ago.

Track Listing:

1. Love Is Blue (Overture)
2. I Like Dreamin'
3. So Much in Love
4. Pilot of the Airwaves (Intro)
5. I Hear You Calling
6. Yummy/Sugar/Chewy
7. I Know You're Out There Somewhere/Your Wildest Dreams
8. Nights Are Forever Without You
9. I'd Really Love to See You Tonight
10. For the Love
11. Stand By Your Man
12. Stand by Me
13. I'd Love You to Want Me/Don't Expect Me to Be Your Friend
14. Diary
15. You Saved My Soul
16. Another Day
17. Among the Yesterdays
18. I Had Too Much to Dream (Last Night)
19. Reflections of My Life
20. Pilot of the Airwaves
21. That's the Moment

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