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The Green Outlaws present "I Wish Stephen Harper Would Smoke a Joint"

August 9th, 2010

Green Outlaws

East Coast cannabis activists The Green Outlaws present their 'smoking' new song, "I Wish Stephen Harper Would Smoke a Joint." The track is an old-time country send-up of the current cannabis laws in Canada.

Download "I Wish Stephen Harper Would Smoke A Joint" here:

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/9923684/01%20I%20Wish%20Stephen%20Harper%20Would%20Smoke%20a%20Joint.mp3

The Green Outlaws' message is simple: stop criminalizing cannabis consumers.

"Poll after poll after poll has come out in favor of legalization why does Stephen Harper continue to move in the opposite direction?" asks band leader Red "Sticky Fingers" Clay. "Our music is a lighthearted attempt to point out this misdirection and portray cannabis consumers in a fair and accurate light."

The band's new single "I Wish Stephen Harper Would Smoke A Joint" blends toe tapping old time music and political humour with a decidedly East Coast twist. It's fast becoming an underground hit. The seven member group with an average age of 56 was formed in direct response to Harpers current approach to cannabis legislation. The lineup includes some of the East Coast's best musicians and was recorded by East Coast legend Roland Peppers.

"Everybody volunteered their time," says Clay. "We feel very strongly about what we are doing. We're not kids. We've seen this nonsense for 40 years now, and enough is enough. We're having fun and Steve gives us lots of material to write about. We're elated that he is a musician. Maybe we can open his ears. This is just the beginning."

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Further information:

email: greenoutlaws@gmail.com

website: www.greenoutlaws.com

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