Name: Don't Let It Bring You Down by Arthur Fowler
Duration: 4 min 16 s
Description: From a few years ago already, featuring Jim Edgier on fiddle and Alan Gleason on bass fiddle.

I really love this song and thought it would be fun to try a remix.

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Battles

THE BANNER SAGA: We Are All Guests Upon The Land

Title track from Art's first full length album recording released February 14, 2014 in Tokyo, Milwaukee, and the World.

What's Keeping Me Going

Perhaps even more than the title track, this one defines the intra-genre music Arthur is releasing in 2014:  part jazz, part folk, rock without drums, and always full of emotion.  The eighth track on Arthur Fowler's first full length album, What's Keeping me Going, released February 14, 2014, in Tokyo, Milwaukee, and the World

Here I Am

Written and Recorded by Hejira. Mixed by Hejira and Floating Points. Mastered by Matt Colton at Alchemy Mastering. 

Pinter

Live and loose, but cooking Rock and Roll!

Ji - Ji Come On

Joe Lee Wilson
Livin’ High Off Nickels and Dimes

You Make Me Want To Dance
(Gloria Coleman; Hippco, BMI)

This selection is excerpted from a live radio concert on Columbia University’s WKCR.FM.NYC.
Recorded on July 16, 1972.

Joe Lee Wilson. Vocals & arrangements
Ray McKinley. Piano
Bob Ralston. Tenor saxophone
Stafford James. Bass
Napoleon Revels. Drums

Produced by Fred Seibert

Production Consultant. Honest Tom Pomposello
Advice and Consent. Richard H. Pennington, Jr.
Engineering. Don Zimmerman
Editing. Fred Seibertt
Rerecording. Bob Blank. 3.26.74

Cover design. Susan Rivoir

You Make Me Want To Dance

From a few years ago already, featuring Jim Edgier on fiddle and Alan Gleason on bass fiddle.

Don't Let It Bring You Down

Arthur Fowler found his groove as a teenaged Jimi Hendrix emulator on the East Side of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and matriculated to the blues jam scene in the early 1980s. He played original music with jazz diva Kelley Johnson, a fellow student at the Wisconsin Conservatory of Music, and studied with virtuoso guitarist, innovator, and educator, Jack Grassel. In college town cover bands and jazz jams, while studying literature and languages, Arthur collaborated with the likes of band leader Mark Schlaefer. He joined acclaimed vocalist Eva Denia’s first jazz ensemble as she was beginning her career in Valencia, Spain, and neighboring resort cities on the Mediterranean coast. In Valencia, Arthur also studied with one of Spain’s top jazz guitarists, Joan Soler.
The ensuing years have included regular work and touring with the jazz trio Surprisingly Hip in western Illinois, Iowa and Nebraska, and frequent solo performances in the U.S. as well as in cities around Japan.
Arthur is now playing jazz, blues, and pop in Tokyo (Shinjuku) in various settings including  the acoustic folk and rock band AJA with one of Tokyo’s foremost Irish fiddlers, multi-instrumentalist Jim Ediger, and bassist Alan Gleason.
Arthur keeps mining his sound from his long time interests in Wes Montgomery, Jimi Hendrix, psychedelic icon Jerry Garcia, and Latino megastar Carlos Santana. His songwriting may evoke Neil Young, or James Taylor, but his vocal style also draws on classic sounds like Nat King Cole and Billie Holiday.
Arthur is available for bookings in the greater Tokyo area (and beyond) as a solo performer, session artist, or band member.






Don't Let It Bring You Down

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