A Contemporary Classical/Blues Instrumental ~ All Monies from the downloads of this song go to the Cove Guardians & Sea Shepard, who are constantly putting their lives at risk to Save Our Oceans & the Creatures who live there! Dedicated to our Ocean Brothers & Sisters who are being slaughtered! God Bless the Meek, for they shall inherit the Earth! Glory be to God on the Highest, and Peace to ALL who Care! May God continue to protect Sea Shepard & The Cove Guardians!
GET TO KNOW OUR SEA SHEPHERD COVE GUARDIANS AND LEARN WHAT THEY DO AND HOW YOU CAN SUPPORT THEM IN THEIR WORK TO STOP THE TAIJI DOLPHIN CAPTURES AND SLAUGHTER! http://www.seashepherd.org/ All monies made from this song by Joe Aloisa & myself go to Helping Sea Shepard, The Cove Gaurdians & Our Beautiful Ocean Brothers & Sisters!
Ocean Tears [CODE RED] ~ Aloisa/Russom
Rich Russom ~ Acoustic Piano & Pipe Organ
Joseph Aloisa ~ All Electric Guitars & Bass
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What YOU Can Do To Help ~ The slaughter of 20,000 dolphins, porpoises, and small whales occurs in Japan each year. Starting on September 1st and continuing through March of the next year, fishermen herd whole families of small cetaceans into shallow bays and mercilessly stab and drown them to death. This annual slaughter of dolphins was virtually unknown until 2003 when Sea Shepherd globally released covertly obtained film and photographs of the now infamous bloody “Cove” in a village called Taiji. Beginning in 2010, and continuing to this day, Sea Shepherd has an ongoing presence of volunteers standing watch on site at the Cove. They are The Cove Guardians. With your help, we will continue to pressure Japan to end this cruel and destructive slaughter of dolphins. We are passionate, dedicated, and committed - it may take time, but determination will win for the dolphins in Taiji. We can all make a difference. If you would like your voices to be heard, please contact the respective representatives to tell them the massacre must stop!
Please help us end this slaughter. Your opinion is important – apathy allows this barbaric “tradition” to continue.
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