from the unreleased thelemonade cd antonio, 1991; Stephen Cope guitar, Karl Daegling lapsteel Hammond organ, Chris Funkhouser vocal, Katie Yates vocal, produced by Steven Taylor

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This is one of Karl Daegling's songs on thelemonade's 1991 unreleased album _antonio_. Personnel/credits: Stephen Cope (guitars), Karl Daegling (vocals), Chris Funkhouser (moutharp); produced by Steven Taylor at Aardvark, Santa Cruz

thelemonade: Fisherman's Lament

Felipe Luciano, Amiri Baraka tribute reading, Newark Symphony Hall, 27 October 2014; recording by Chris Funkhouser

Felipe Luciano, Newark, 10-27-14

a 30 minute sample of the soundtrack for the "code opera" _Shy nag_ (Feb 2015), composed with .jpg code by Chris Funkhouser & Sonny Rae Tempest, 2014-2015; see http://theater.njit.edu/news_events.php

Shy - Nag Mix 30 Mins

Peter Lamborn Wilson reads "New Ways to Publish Your Poems" at his home in Woodstock, NY; recording by C. Funkhouser, 30 April 2015. We recorded 300 of PLW's poems this month, mp3s eventually bound for PennSound...

New Ways to Publish Your Poems

Chris Funkhouser reading an extract from "Back Up State" and Sparrow's "New Sound" at an event celebrating _In|Filtration: An Anthology of Innovative Poetry from the Hudson River Valley_ at Marist College, Poughkeepsie NY 11 February 2016 see http://www.stationhill.org/books/all/infiltration-an-anthology-of-innovative-poetry-from-the-hudson-river-valley/ for info on the book

Funkhouser Infiltration Reading Marist 02 - 11 - 16

CF performance, 10 April 2016, In|Filtration reading, Chester NY

Chris Funkhouser Seligmann Center 04 - 10 - 16

parts of a sound collage made with acrostic poems for WGXC spring/summer pledge drive. Go to https://wavefarm.org/wgxc to donate!

Radio

a series of acrostic poems made with words read by Ian Dreiblatt and Lynn Behrendt at the Hudson Opera House, recorded & mixed by CTF at discus 6/11/16

Hudson

Chris Funkhouser, David Hirmes, Leonard Nevarez improvisation, Rhinebeck NY 7/22/16 

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file under field recording (& it's a beautiful field) recorded without & posted with permission as representation of the process a great band goes through when getting ready to play at a club (also gives the "documenter" a chance to set levels &c). you can also hear the ripping set they played that night via http://wepress.org/soundbox/audio/monks-of-doom_bsp-kingston-ny_05-24-18.mp3 photo by CF

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