Category: Layers of Meta
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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)