AlbumAmbient Acoustica
Track 2457/26Too Hot To Move 14 (Sting)
Charlie Jefferson (PRS) From the album Ambient AcousticaLush female gospel vocal harmonies with mandolin sting. Alt ending
Cue Sheet Information
Artists & ComposersCharlie Jefferson (PRS)100%
PublishersAudio Network Rights Limited (PRS)100%
ISWCT9204745379
ISRCGB-FFM-15-10309
Release Year2015
Musical Features
KeyA
Metre3/4
Tempo78 BPM
Tempo notesSlow
FactoidThe highest temperature ever recorded in America was a scorching 134 degrees Fahrenheit in Death Valley, California, on July 10th, 1913.
One main track with multiple mixes. Download all 14 mixes of this track.
- Too Hot To Move 6 (60)2457/18Floaty slide guitars with bass & guitar over a spacious atmospheric bed1:00
- Too Hot To Move 7 (60)2457/19Lazy gospel country blues with mandolin, violin & floaty slide guitars1:00
- Too Hot To Move 8 (30)2457/20Floaty slide guitars with bass & guitar over a spacious atmospheric bed0:30
- Too Hot To Move 9 (30)2457/21Lazy gospel country blues with mandolin, violin & floaty slide guitars0:30
- Too Hot To Move 12 (Sting)2457/24Lazy gospel country blues sting with languid violin & busy mandolin0:09
- Too Hot To Move 14 (Sting)2457/26Lush female gospel vocal harmonies with mandolin sting. Alt ending0:04