No Ceilings
By: Evan Zappa & the Necessity
Sounding very much like James Taylor in this gracious presentation, a man in the 3rd quarter of his life takes stock of all he's lived through leading to finally achieving calmness, peace of mind and ability to no longer be held back... in short, having no more ceilings! Virtuoso vocals and guitar.
By: Evan Zappa & the Necessity
Knowing that Necessity Is the Mother of Invention, Evan Zappa’s unstoppable creative passion helped launch his illustrious songwriting career. A genius for collaboration with over 1,000 songs featured on TV shows, Film, Commercials, etc., Evan's music is definitely in the "Prime Time" zone! A recent review: "I have never heard a more involved, witty, politically humorous and emotionally-tuned individual in my life. ... He pushes the boundaries of nearly every genre... Amazing versatility, a genuine contribution to any musical community..."
Duration: 4:22
Tempo: Mixed
Vocal Type: Male VocalsGenre: Singer/Songwriter
Subgenre: Folk Singer-Songwriter
Catalog ID: 446872
Keywords: Reflective Introspections Philosophical Looking Back harmony peacefulness confidence serenity now wakening calm catlike dreamy hush hushed lull noiseless placidity quiesce quiescent quiet down quieten quietly relaxing repose reposeful restful restrained serenity silence silent slumberous slumberous soft soundless still stilly subdued tiptoe tranquil tranquility tranquilize tranquility tranquillize uneventful unostentatious unpretentious unruffled composed unflurried unflustered unperturbed collected cool coolheaded equanimous imperturbable nerveless poised self-collected self-contained self-possessed unagitated unflappable nerveless,
Description: No Ceilings, Singer/Songwriter, Folk Singer-Songwriter, Music for shops, restaurants, lounges, stores, chains, hotels, airlines, on-hold phone systems, and more.
Description: No Ceilings, Singer/Songwriter, Folk Singer-Songwriter, Music for shops, restaurants, lounges, stores, chains, hotels, airlines, on-hold phone systems, and more.
