This fabulous song about the most epic phase of biological diversity on planet Earth was written by Canadian elementary school teacher John Palmer—he's also the guy playing guitar. The rest of the trio, Brighter Lights, Thicker Glasses, is made up of Michael Dunn on the dobro and Brian Samuels on the cello.
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