Are You Busy? I'd Like to Talk., by Phillip E. Mitchell

Are You Busy? I'd Like to Talk.

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1.	Are you Busy? I'd Like to Talk. 03:00	buy track
2.	Shimmer 03:42	buy track
3.	Must I Awaken? 02:58	buy track
4.	Look How You've Grown 03:19	buy track
5.	First Light 02:24	buy track
6.	Why Do I Have So Many Questions? 05:01	buy track
7.	Expostulation and Reply 02:37	buy track
8.	Inarticulate 02:40	buy track
9.	Every Step 04:00	buy track
10.	Where Do I Belong? 02:13	buy track
11.	What's Up There? 02:21	buy track
12.	Helix 03:17	buy track
13.	Hey, Hey, Yeah, Yeah 01:50	buy track

The first instrumental album from Phillip E. Mitchell

released September 22, 2021

Phillip E. Mitchell Cleveland, Tennessee

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