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"We fancied going somewhere different this time"

…And so they did. Previously no strangers to changing gears radically mid track when a groove screamed out for it, Skeewiff have certainly excelled themselves this time.

‘Skeewiff In Wonderland’ is a multi sectional, genre hopping, beat heavy remix of Lewis Carroll’s ‘Alice In Wonderland’ that leaves your ears and senses vibrating with the very essence of sonic invention.

An elegiac orchestra and soaring beats are interspersed with glitchy psychedelia and moody jazz on the introductory ‘Down the Rabbit Hole’.

The cut and paste cinerama that is twisted and transported via 5 dimensions throughout the album is perfectly encapsulated on this thrilling soundtrack to our departure.

An infectious leslie organ and gleeful acoustic guitar propel the infectious ode to the novel's haphazard Dodo race - ‘A Caucus. A victorian string melody and incongruous slide guitar swell to complete the joyously deranged atmosphere.

On ‘Pig And Pepper’, Skeewiff serve up a slice of the 60’s cool that infected their hit collaboration with Vanessa Contenay-Quinones ‘Made In France’ with the kind of retro verve we know and love. ‘Advice From A Caterpillar’ adds to the increasingly lysergic atmosphere - a sitar laden jazzy groove providing a scintillating backdrop for funk guitar and soulful saxophone before Bollywood beats and growly synths arrive to remind us that nothing here is as it seems.

The crunk groove of ‘Who Stole The Tarts’ mutates a 30’s inspired Flapper dance into something defying explanation - jazz trumpet and piercing synths recreate the bawdiness of the legal system mocking 11th chapter and ‘Skee’s Evidence’ draws proceedings to a close in typically ‘Wiffed’ out fashion. Intertwining wah wah guitar and baffled trumpet lead the charge before the coda of ‘Down The Rabbithole’ reappears, a door bangs shut and a disturbing muffled chuckle echoes into the silence...

Curiouser and curiouser…

‘Skeewiff In Wonderland is released on March 31st.

Skeewiff In Wonderland

Pig And Pepper

‘We fancied going somewhere different this time ’…And so they did. Previously no strangers to changing gears radically mid track when a groove screamed out for it, Skeewiff have certainly excelled themselves this time.

‘Skeewiff In Wonderland’ is a multi sectional, genre hopping, beat heavy remix of Lewis Carroll’s ‘Alice In Wonderland’ that leaves your ears and senses vibrating with the very essence of sonic invention.

An elegiac orchestra and soaring beats are interspersed with glitchy psychedelia and moody jazz on the introductory ‘Down the Rabbit Hole’.

The cut and paste cinerama that is twisted and transported via 5 dimensions throughout the album is perfectly encapsulated on this thrilling soundtrack to our departure.

An infectious leslie organ and gleeful acoustic guitar propel the infectious ode to the novel's haphazard Dodo race - ‘A Caucus. A victorian string melody and incongruous slide guitar swell to complete the joyously deranged atmosphere.

On ‘Pig And Pepper’, Skeewiff serve up a slice of the 60’s cool that infected their hit collaboration with Vanessa Contenay-Quinones ‘Made In France’ with the kind of retro verve we know and love. ‘Advice From A Caterpillar’ adds to the increasingly lysergic atmosphere - a sitar laden jazzy groove providing a scintillating backdrop for funk guitar and soulful saxophone before Bollywood beats and growly synths arrive to remind us that nothing here is as it seems.

The crunk groove of ‘Who Stole The Tarts’ mutates a 30’s inspired Flapper dance into something defying explanation - jazz trumpet and piercing synths recreate the bawdiness of the legal system mocking 11th chapter and ‘Skee’s Evidence’ draws proceedings to a close in typically ‘Wiffed’ out fashion. Intertwining wah wah guitar and baffled trumpet lead the charge before the coda of ‘Down The Rabbithole’ reappears, a door bangs shut and a disturbing muffled chuckle echoes into the silence...

Curiouser and curiouser…

‘Skeewiff In Wonderland is released on March 31st.

Skeewiff in Wonderland

Who Stole The Tarts

Chaminé - Baixo e voz / Deio Escobar - Guitarras e voz / Marcelo Fornazier - Guitarra / Felipe Drago - Bateria
Nara Sarmento e Regina Machado - Backing vocal

Gravado em março de 1991 - Estudio Focus - Porto Alegre - RS - Brasil. Técnico de Gravação: Luiz Alves / Produzido por Deio Escobar

07 - Fat Blues Chaminé Band - Mercy mercy (Don Covay)

Chris Issak the latest from Pirate Radio. Only a few top 40 hits for Mr. Issak,but a lot of great cover songs are included here from the Sun sessions. If you ever get a chance to see Chris live,do so. He puts on one great show! Enjoy this latest podcast from the Pirates!

Chris Issak

SUMMERTIME MIX

1-Billie Holiday-Summertime
2-Miles Davis-Summertime
3-B3AR FRUIT™-Trip Lee – Gentleness
4-Sublime-Doin' Time
5-Chet Baker-Summertime
6-John Coltrane-Summertime
7-Paul Desmond-Summertime
8-Billy Stewart-Summertime
9-Missin Red- When the living is easy?
10-Guts-And The Living Is Easy
11-Cappa & Daniel-San-Easy Livin' (feat. Mr. Beale)
12-Ella Fitzgerald-Summertime (Live)
13-Missin Red-Inhale and exhale
14-Charles Mingus, Hampton Hawes, Danny Richmond- Summertime
15-Bill Evans- Summertime
16-Sam Cooke- Summertime
17-Sam Cooke-Summertime, Pt. 2
18-The George Benson Quartet & Dorothy Heyward-Summertime
19-Molly Johnson-Summertime
20-Frances Faye-Summertime
21-Missin Red- Summertime
22- Missin Red-Il mare è blu
23-Sarah Vaughan-Summertime (UFO remix)
24-Waldeck-Midsummer Night Blues
25-The Zombies-Summertime
26-Janis Joplin-Summertime 
27-Ryan Nellis-Summertime Fire (Janis Joplin vs. Johnny Cash)
28-Al Green-Summertime

Everywhere I Go

Bobby Darin