Category: Layers of Meta
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Never been to Narnia
One sign of how busy I’ve been lately is it’s taken me weeks to share the latest rough mix from my “Pleasant Valley sessions,” something called “Finn’s Song” informally and “Stand Up, Mixer!” inexplicably:
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Seeing the hindsights
Got back to Megasonic Sound for my monthly recording session last weekend and laid down the basic tracks for a fifth song for my album, “Memory Lane,” with Bill Cassel on bass; myself on vocals, electric ukulele, and acoustic ukulele; David Gans producing and Jeremy Goody engineering.
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…and into the studio we go
Got a rough demo in the can already!
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Giving Zoo Wolves Lessons in Music (again)
“Three notes in a scale…”
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Giving Zoo Wolves Lessons in Music (dance mix demo)
For odd reasons. was tuned to about A 415 when I recorded this. This tune was inspired by a New York Times article from the 1910s:
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Memory Lane (demo)
Out on a jaunt Seeing the hindsights
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Memory Lane
Here is the first song in a five-song mini-concert recorded last month and initially posted on ye old booke of faces. This one has lyrics by Peter K. Hirsch: Next up, a bit of early 20th century science history, “Giving Zoo Wolves Lessons in Music.”
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Giving Zoo Wolves Lessons in Music
A scientist’s dream… Three notes in a scale
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Standup, Mixer!
Don’t forget that out here Someone loves you every day
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Carnegie Hill
Shoestring fries at Jackson Hole PLJ playing Billy Joel
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Chanson
Yes, I drink champagne Because I never feel real pain
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Down to the Mountain (debut)
I don’t need majestic splendor.
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Dirty Ol’ Sunshine (debut)
Here is my first complete take of a new song I’m really into:
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Carnegie Hill
I’ve written a new song and have been learning how to play it. This is the first demo version I’ve felt comfortable enough to share more widely:
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Bird Song (instrumental)
On my electric solid body uke with a pocket amp and a bit of delay, for the last day of Jerry Week. Also posted at the big book of faces and audio-only on shmow-kwow with a kind of permanent public link for the video up on bop rocks.
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Ain’t No Sunshine
this house just ain’t no home any time she goes away
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A town the size of Mountain View
Starting to get this cover tune into shape (a Hunter/Garcia original that debuted on Jerry Garcia’s first solo album, Garcia, and popularized by the Dead):
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…and I’m already addicted
“the light I… never knowed”
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Joining the youtube generation
somewhere there’s somebody throwing up (always)