"Millennium" genre: General Blues
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	Upbeat eclectic jazz/blues accoustic rock - King Sonny at his best...
	CD: Venice Beach Tapes Vol.1 - Millennium   Label: A Higher Cause Credits: King Sonny Zorro, Harmonica Dave, 'Sir' Lucien (engineer), Benefit Network studio, Barbara Peck
	Story Behind the Song This is how the story goes, as King Sonny tells it: "One day I was sittin' downtown Mill Valley (my Mom live in Santa Rosa, north of San Francisco) and I was waitin' for the bus at the Mill Valley Bus Depot. Any, who should I run into but famous (but now deceased) rock promoter and impressario, Bill Graham. ....Lo and behold, we got talkin' about the old days in San Francisco during the 60s when he was running Filmore West - and the sixties explosion was happening right there in S.F. Anyway, we talked for a while and he wrote down the words to this song that he wanted me to sing....what he doesn't know is that did make it into a song and I recorded it to celebrate the new Millennium - hence the title: Millennium - all due thanks to Bill Graham - may he rest in peace...God Bless..." Lyrics The Millennium she be here now, alright, No more steal the apple from the garden. Come take the love from me in the morning 'Cos, the sun, she goes down from my banana...

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