A version of this without the opening quote (which appears on-screen)serves as the soundtrack for a videopoem, http://www.vianegativa.us/2013/10/how-jefferson-heard-banjar-videopoem/ 
The banjo player here my brother, Steve Bonta (a modal tune whose name neither of us can recall). Additional sounds are from freesound.org user Meffy Ellis, a recording of a swamp in Virginia, licensed attribution-only under the Creative Commons.

How Jefferson Heard Banjar

Widder is the multi-instrumental project of Jordi J.P. created on December 2012, conceived after a long musical journey.
A mix of diverse styles, influences, ideas and instruments, free of business profits, labels, and live shows. 
Conceived to be a personal projection and free-orientated for art by itself. 100% hand-made.
An experiment without any compromise, a space where exposes his works.

Albums:
"a shine of WIDDER" (2016)
"Widder LP" + "Minstrel's Social Club EP" (2019)
"shadows of WIDDER" (2023)

<-Gear employed along the time->
Synthesizers:
-Korg Electribe SX
-Korg Polysix
-Moog Voyager
-Roland JP 8080
-Roland MC 505
-DSI Tempest
-SOMA Laboratory The Pipe

Guitar:
-Ibanez, Epiphone, Washburn electric guitars
-Acoustic guitar
-Fender, Mesa Boogie, Peavey amplifiers & cabinet

Stompboxes & tools:
-MXR Analog Carbon Copy Delay
-Korg sdd 3000
-MXR Analog Chorus
-Zvex Sonar tremolo
-Boss DS-1 / Vox Satchurator Distortion
-Ernie Ball VPJr
-Keeley C4 Compressor
-Boss RV2 digital reverb
-Glass/metal sliders.

Ethnic:
-Sansula, Wind chimes, Congas, Kazoo, Melodica, Custom Brass Bell.

Microphones:
-DPA DVote, Cascade Fathead, Shure SM57, Rode NT-2.

Outboard & Recording:
-Thermionic Culture Vulture "The Rooster" 
-Chandler Limited Germanium Tone Control 
-Empirical Labs Distressor
-Burl B2 ADC
-Bricasti M7

Other:
-PC with VST Pluggins, and many more!

Special agreements goes to: Yohami, Marc Jardi, Matias Monteagudo, Javier Tapia, Alonso Urbanos.

Who is Taste Nate?

Taste Nate is a rapper with an ear-grabbing, poetic style that draws on a wide range of musical influences and inspirations. A spiritually attuned man with a raw, urban sensibility, Taste Nate puts the highest value on truth telling. In his Art and in his Life, it’s clear he listens to the call of his spirit—something we must all do if we are to progress in this era of challenges.

INCOMING INFORMATION TO DESCRIBE THIS WORLD
OUTGOING IDEAS TO CHANGE THIS PLANET.

Taste Nate is a multi-talented artist from San Francisco. His unique sound melds abstract lyrics with a soulful flow. He runs his own label, Yellow Cake Radio and production company, Khapri Star.

I make videopoems. So I come here to look for Creative Commons-licenced works I can use on the soundtracks. (I also record natural sound sometimes, and should really upload some, I know.)

http://www.vianegativa.com
http://www.movingpoems.com

http://neilwilliamholland.bandcamp.com/album/alternate-words

http://neilwilliamholland.bandcamp.com/album/sound-waves

If you would like to hear plain readings of poetry by some of my favourite poets then click on this link http://soundcloud.com/neil-reads-poems


Hi there, as you see I'm interested in poetry and music. In general I'm interested in sound itself and would describe myself as a sound-comber. I like the way the sounds of words work as well as their overall meaning and to this end I see poetry in all aspects of the aural world, such as the bird wing beating, the sound of broken glass synthesised, the musical beat of a modern track, to name but a few things, and I like the general feeling these sounds impart to a listener.

Who doesn't want to move to a great rhythm, or melt into the sound-motion of an orchestral piece that lulls like the ocean, or to quietly relect on some well chosen poetic words? I happen to think that we all have a need to infuse ourselves with the rhythms of life, however they occur. I hope you find a track to enjoy or download. I work with a number of DAWS and play some elements on keyboard, incorporate loops and synthesise sounds too. I also record my own sounds with a portable recorder and of course I write my own poetry perform and record it. Thanks for reading and my sincere best wishes to you. Neil.............p.s. you might like to visit my blog too at www.thepoetinthecar.wordpress.com You will be most welcome.

How Jefferson Heard Banjar

DaveBonta