Name: Gretchen Corbett by David J. Kemper
Duration: 3 min 15 s
Description: This is Jim , I'm not in, leave a message, I'll get back to you (The opening track and title of the last Brahms’ 3rd Racket album)

Hell yea David, digging this vibe really good track bro, kinda funky kinda bluesy ....well done

excelent use of effecs in the track, y remember 70's rocks but with a modern style

in my honest opinion, ur bassist is fucking amazing

absolutely fantastic work, really funky sound, love the range of vocal effects

Love the groove and harp playing. Voice is great! Love the backing vocals too. Good stuff. Nice guitar riffs.

Yeah..this is banging man, some cracking licks in this arrangement, top stuff!

Ok Logic

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This music was created with all the sincerity, honesty and the deepest feelings that we can give.
We have collected the seed of genius that God, the energy of creation, gives us in exchange for the purest feelings.

Cette musique a été créée avec toute la sincérité, l'honnêteté et les sentiments les plus profond qu'il nous est possible de donner.
Nous avons recueilli la graine de génie que Dieu, l'énergie de la création, nous donne en échange des sentiments les plus purs.
credits
releases January 2, 2030

Drum: Julien Llamas
Guitar / vocal: Olivier Puygranier
Bass: Olivier Puygranier
Produced by Jeffro Lackscheide

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This is Jim , I'm not in, leave a message, I'll get back to you (The opening track and title of the last Brahms’ 3rd Racket album)

Gretchen Corbett

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David J. Kemper is a composer & producer from Chicago, Illinois, city of big shoulders, (former) hog butcher to the world, and home of Nelson Algren, Carl Sandburg, John Dillinger and Al Capone.  It has been speculated (by Mr. Kemper) that the gritty, rough and tumble energy of the streets from whence he hails has given extra bite and backbone to the sounds that he comes up with.  It is a theory, anyway.  Don’t think.  Just listen.  

The music featured here is but a modest selection from the ever-growing DJK repertoire, solo releases (Wet Work), as well as his "other" band/project/whatever, Brahms' 3rd Racket.

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