Essentially nothing. But even philosophers need a musical interlude once in a while. A good friend plays the cajón in this band who turns ukulele music on it’s ear (that’s a good thing). I think you’ll enjoy their latest video. Take a quick break from your philosophizing and show The Seattle Castaways some love.
You can get more of their music and buy their newest CD at their website.
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