Goodbye Morning

In The Capital

Summer's Song

Khruangbin
Lockn' Music Festival
The Woods Stage
Arrington, VA
August 27, 2016

Lineage: SD > Audacity > FLAC
Source: Rode M5s > Tascam DR-60D
Taped by Moricle
Photo Credit: John Moricle

01 August Twelve
02 Mr. White
03 Two Fish and an Elephant > Dern Kala
04 The Infamous Bill
05 White Gloves
06 Blind Man Can See It > JB's Monorail > Blind Man Can See It
07 Firecracker
08 Chong Nong
09 Il Clan dei Siciliani
10 People Everywhere (Still Alive)
11 Zionsville
12 Bin Bin

Laura Lee: bass, vocals
Mark Speer: guitar, vocals
Donald "DJ" Johnson: drums, keyboards, vocals
Young Will: slide guitar (tracks 7-11)

2016-08-27 Lockn' Music Festival, Arrington, VA

People Everywhere (Still Alive)

Only once in every blue moon comes an artist that seems so familiar yet out of space. Love arrives an enigma, a crooning, haunted voice. A person who peers into himself to reveal something about the world that might otherwise go unarmed, or perhaps merely felt and never properly articulated. I see Calvin at an intersection in every city on earth, unmasking the hidden wonder, and the past as construed by movies and the archetypes that populate our minds.
The hitchhiker. The gentle, supple poet whose aim is to elucidate humanity for the weary denizens of the weary world. He proves that in the form of cartoon darkness there is a reality beyond that which is fully amenable to basic speech, and so must be corralled in blind faith in a palette. All great artwork depends on a palette, on the choices that one makes in pulling the shades of that palette into one’s control out of a sense of belief that I don't understand. He is a rare gift that more than so much of what we're forced to consume offers a vision.

Goodbye Morning

CALVIN LOVE