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Good Luck Song is the title track from Daisy's 5th studio album entitled Good Luck Songs. The tracks were recorded in Bristol at Toybox, The Playpen and St Georges Hall as well as Real World Studios in Box. The Bremen Choir was made up of Pledgers from the crowd funding campaign. Good Luck Song encompasses theories of luck and well wishing from across the world. Beginning in Daisy's familiar stark form with just delicate vocals and piano, but swelling into warm strings, melodic oboe and climaxing with a symphony of voices and instruments, all donated by pledgers from across the world. The album can be ordered from http://daisychapman.com/shop Released through SONGS & WHISPERS 2017 www.songsandwhispers.com Lyrics: Good Luck Song (Kila la Kheri) Sought a mantra to bring me luck Cos I never thought I had enough Find my moral causality And the good will come back to me Kila la kheri, fortuna Fame and health and love and wealth Four leaves that ward off my death But kissing that chimney sweep Left me with a blackened cheek Did you paint the shutters blue? Did a ladybird land on you? See a penny and pick it up Hand me that red envelope Veel geluk, in bocca al lupo Bon chance, de a na dobro (Да е на добро) Pob lwc, subhakamana Lycka till, Powodzenia Vocals, piano, mod synth: Daisy Chapman Violin, viola: Sue Lord Cello: Kate Green Oboe: Sara Garrard Baritone Sax: Ian Vorley Trombone: Richard Cross Drums: Tim Smith Tambourine: Matilda Sue Choir: Jay Head, Bristol UK Vanessa Chapman, West Sussex UK Christopher Chapman, West Sussex, UK Tim Pearne, Surrey UK Philippa Pearne, Surrey UK Oscar Lewington, Surrey UK Olivia Chapman, Surrey UK Andy Church, Surrey UK Emily Maguire, Bath UK Jenn Bostic, Nashville USA Kaurna Cronin, Adelaide AUS Kyrie Kristmanson, Paris FR Rachelle Garniez, New York City USA Ashia Bison Rouge, Berlin DE Daniel Änghede, Gothenburg SWE Heike Langhans, Gothenburg SWE Linda Conway, Co Mayo IRE Jörn Schlüter, Bremen DE Uli Kringler, Bremen DE Manuel Steinhoff, Bremen DE Martin Denzin, Bremen DE THE BREMEN CHOIR Nomi Lichte Salka Gimbel Lisa Rape Benjamin Vaudlet Stefan Merkler (Scheidt DE) Helena Francisco Thomas Greh Raija Lichte Dorothea Lichte Axel Kruse Mona Linge Maraike Böhme Sue Lord Sonja Spörhase Kila la kheri – Swahili Veel geluk – Dutch In bocca al lupo – Italian Bon chance – French De a na dobro – Bulgarian Pub lwc – Welsh Subhakamana – Nepali Lycka till – Swediesh Powodzenia - Polish

Performance 8 July 2018. In the 1980s and 90s, Chartwell Dutiro was one of the most influential members of 'The Blacks Unlimited', the backing band of legendary Thomas Mapfumo. This band was the first to convert the spiritual trance-inducing mbira sounds of the Shona people to the guitar. The mbira is a thumb piano mounted on a gourd. During the struggle for independence, this music became a symbol of resistance and would ultimately form the modern sound of the new Zimbabwe. Chartwell toured as Mapfumo's arranger all over the world. The music of his own band 'Spirit Talk Mbira' is deeply rooted in Zimbabwe's centuries-old mbira tradition. In 2003 Chartwell made a big impression at Hertme. He now returns with four other mbira players including his son Shorai, and one of the guitarists from that legendary concert at the Afrika Festival 15 years ago. Chartwell Dutiro: mbira, vocals, dance Anna Mudeka: mbira, percussion, vocals, dance Millicent Chapanda: mbira, hosho Shorai Dutiro: mbira, vocals Jori Buchel: mbira, vocals Chris Morphitis: guitar

Recorded on location at Jute Box Studio, Bristol by Thomas J Bryan. Film shot by Jack Hayter and edited by Emma Holbrook. http://juteboxstudio.co.uk http://facebook.com/TheLBJBs The LBJBs are: Charlie Allen - Guitar Miguel Andrews - Drums Kieron Bon Suis Dunne - Vocals Andrew Hayes - Saxophone Marcel Osborne - Bass

Chartwell Dutiro, Elmar Pohl and Sebastian Pott: Chipindura Mbira Trio [Wind of Change]. In 2013 they have recorded a double album Pasichigare - Mystic Mbira Music of Zimbabwe. This is a videoclip for the song Shumba ya Mukwashi - A prayer for guidance, assistance in difficult times, and support for the mbira players. It was filmed in Brooklyn, New York by Bob Coen.

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