Name: Orson Welles reads Walt Whitman by brainpicker
Duration: 3 min 28 s
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Taken from 'At The Dam' LP by Mary Lattimore, out March 4, 2016.

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At The Dam

Mary Lattimore - Otis Walks Into The Woods

Background, context, and poem text: https://www.brainpickings.org/2016/09/28/orson-welles-reads-walt-whitman-song-of-myself/

CONTEXT / POEM TEXT

Orson Welles reads Walt Whitman

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Tompkins Square is very proud to announce the signing of Welsh multi-instrumentalist, Gwenifer Raymond. Hailing from Cardiff and now residing in Brighton in the South of England, Raymond began playing guitar at the age of 8. 

Her debut album, You Never Were Much of a Dancer, is out on Tompkins Square in early 2018.

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Fallen

The Ephemerality of Chalk

~ IIKKI 008 ~

music : Aries Mond
photography : Dmitri Markov
album/book : Cut Off
duration : 37.55 mn
date : March 2019

edition : 
vinyl : limited to 300 copies hand numbered 
cd : limited to 200 cd (glass mastered) hand numbered
book : limited to 500 copies hand numbered + hand stamped

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pre-order : February 18th, 2019 / official release : March 18th, 2019

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Mastered by Taylor Deupree
Artwork by Dmitri Markov
Design by Sprflxgrfzm

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Links :

https://www.ariesmond.com/
https://soundcloud.com/aries-mond
http://www.dcim.ru/
https://www.iikki-books.com/

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Orson Welles reads Walt Whitman

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