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STRAITJACKET
| Track Title | Genre | Track Description | PlayLink |
| CANNIBALS (Elevated Instrumental) | Rock/Pop | “Lifting urban life skyward” – Elisa Graves Otis, inventor of the elevator, suggested piping music into the box to calm the nerves of wary passengers, hence, the phrase “Elevator Music” was coined. With intent, this Instrumental has been “elevated”. | Click to Listen |
| DONE WITH BONAPARTE (Elevated Instrumental) | Rock/Pop | “Lifting urban life skyward” – Elisa Graves Otis, inventor of the elevator, suggested piping music into the box to calm the nerves of wary passengers, hence, the phrase “Elevator Music” was coined. With intent, this Instrumental has been “elevated”. | Click to Listen |
| DON’T YOU GET IT (Elevated Instrumental) | Rock/Pop | “Lifting urban life skyward” – Elisa Graves Otis, inventor of the elevator, suggested piping music into the box to calm the nerves of wary passengers, hence, the phrase “Elevator Music” was coined. With intent, this Instrumental has been “elevated”. | Click to Listen |
| GOLDEN HEART (Elevated Instrumental) | Rock/Pop | “Lifting urban life skyward” – Elisa Graves Otis, inventor of the elevator. He suggested piping music into the box to calm the nerves of wary passengers, hence, the phrase “Elevator Music” was coined. With intent, this Instrumental has been “elevated”. | Click to Listen |
| WALK OF LIFE (Background Instrumental) | Rock/Pop | Easy listening ‘Dire Straits’? . . . Get out! Tis true. Imagine yourself in the grocery aisle, or perhaps the dentist chair for this Muzak-styled re-arrangement of the Knopfler hit from 1986. Alto Sax melody at :45, Guitar at 1:30, Soprano Sax at 2:15. | Click to Listen |
