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The CD 'Saint Stephen's Dream,' released in 2005, features the original songs of douglas imbrogno, and a cast of more than a dozen musical mates & instruments, performing as garagecow ensemble. |
Catch Doug's latest band, The Clementines...

"A GREAT CD. Warm, rich, meticulous and heartfelt with great harmonies. My favorite is 'Lights,' which touches deep..."
--- Billy Jonas (www.billyjonas.com)

"WHAT MAKES THIS ALBUM a success is Imbrogno's focus on his strength: gentle, well-sung folk-pop with an unabashed Celestial Seasonings bent. The Joni Mitchell-esque 'Green, Green Hills of Earth' and the Buddhist-in-England meditation on the title track... may invite charges of retro-hippieism, but are simply lovely songs nonetheless... (His) finest moment occurs on 'I Never Slept with Allen Ginsberg,' which reminisces about an evening around the campfire with the late Beat godfather and makes some clever points about ambition and celebrity..."
--- Graffiti Magazine

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			The CD 'Saint Stephen's Dream,' released in 2005, features the original songs of douglas imbrogno, and a cast of more than a dozen musical mates & instruments, performing as garagecow ensemble. \| Catch Doug's latest band, The Clementines... "A GREAT CD. Warm, rich, meticulous and heartfelt with great harmonies. My favorite is 'Lights,' which touches deep..." --- Billy Jonas (www.billyjonas.com) "WHAT MAKES THIS ALBUM a success is Imbrogno's focus on his strength: gentle, well-sung folk-pop with an unabashed Celestial Seasonings bent. The Joni Mitchell-esque 'Green, Green Hills of Earth' and the Buddhist-in-England meditation on the title track... may invite charges of retro-hippieism, but are simply lovely songs nonetheless... (His) finest moment occurs on 'I Never Slept with Allen Ginsberg,' which reminisces about an evening around the campfire with the late Beat godfather and makes some clever points about ambition and celebrity..." --- Graffiti Magazine -------- All songs by Douglas Imbrogno (except 'Lights' by Rebecca Skeen Webb, 'Rosie's Lullaby,' by Bob Webb). Copyright 2005