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This 2010 album from Joe Hegel and The Morning Calm was recorded in Seoul, Korea. Original acoustic rock music with a variety of lyrical ideas, based on the songs of Joe Hegel, with acoustic guitars, acoustic drums, and bass guitar. released February 20, 2010. Joe Hegel - Lead Vocals & Guitar Mark Williams - Lead Guitar & Background Vocals David 'Gravy' Schultz - Bass Brad Wheeler - Drums

This 2010 album from Joe Hegel and The Morning Calm was recorded in Seoul, Korea. Joe Hegel - Lead Vocals & Guitar Mark Williams - Lead Guitar & Background Vocals David 'Gravy' Schultz - Bass Brad Wheeler - Drums

Joe Hegel and the Morning Calm. Joe Hegel and the Morning Calm. 5. Seaside Moonlight. 6. To You. 7. A Lot Left to Say. If You Ever Change Your Mind. 12. Desperate Man. 13. Trying to Get By.

Joe Hegel And The Morning Calm - Desperate Man. Artist: Joe Hegel and The Morning Calm. Album: Joe Hegel and The Morning Calm.

Written By: Joe Hegel. I’m lost out here and I can’t find my way home someday, one day I’m going home. maybe I’m already there cause, I see you and you are one pretty girl. Joe wrote all the songs, most of them while living in South Korea. The album was recorded in Seoul, Korea. It is a full length album with 13 original songs. On the album, Mark Williams from Houston, Texas, USA, co-produced and played acoustic guitar, and sang back-ground vocals.

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One Pretty Girl" - (Korea) Joe Hegel and the Morning Calm. Save Remove from Library. Lets Rock" - (USA) Joe Hegel Band. Rock the World" - (Japan) Joe Hegel and the Rising Sun.

The Garden of Morning Calm was founded by professor Sang-kyung Han (honorary professor of the Department of Horticulture, Sahmyook University) and it opened on May 11, 1996 as a private garden. He came up with the idea of establishing he beautiful, world-class garden while staying as an exchange professor in the US in 1993. The name Garden of Morning Calm originated from when Rabindranāth Tagore, an Indian poet, called Korea ‘the Land of Morning Calm