Name: By this river (Brian Eno cover, acoustic guitar) by Deeply Dazzled in Zjanet
Duration: 4 min 43 s
Description: I finally bought myself a decent condenser microphone (Art M Two) to record acoustic guitar and the first thing i came up with sounded a bit like "By this river" by Brian Eno from the album "Before and after science". So i thought i might as well try and do my own instrumental version of it. I tried singing it as well but it goes too deep for my voice

@progrockdan1: Thanks for your comments Dan.

awesome sounding the mick is working great

One of my favorite songs and you catch the spirit :)

Really nice sound & playing. Would you believe l don't who Brian Eno is.

Zjanet

https://the-serendipitous-cacophonies.blogspot.com/

Getting Bread

This intimate radio portrait, in his own words, traces Robert Wyatt's journey from the psychedelic excesses of Soft Machine (appearing both with Jimi Hendrix and at the BBC Proms), through the life-changing accident that has confined him to a wheelchair for almost forty years, to recent celebrated musical projects that are reaching new audiences. 

The Voices Of... Robert Wyatt

Another dig at Starmer! I am having so much fun with this. I have incorporated a bit of a Frank Zappa tune that I recorded over ten years ago, as it seemed appropriate. I am sure Frank would approve.

Be Gone Damned Spot

Improvisation 11.05.2016 (pad+ version)

From the album 'Fretboard Challenged', available to download (full CD packaging artwork included) or stream absolutely FREE from ...
http://steamabacusproductions.bandcamp.com/album/fretboard-challenged

As a denizen of thefretboard.co.uk guitar community I
have been a regular contributor to the periodic 'Fretboard
Composition Challenges' under my forum username of
SteamAbacus.

Every 2 or 3 months there is a new challenge with a
different remit - these can range from as simple as
(Challenge #11) -
"Freedom! - Record whatever you like! No time
limit!"

through the more technical (Challenge #3) -
"Chord Fun. Create an audio track a minimum of 1
minute and a maximum of 2 minutes in length using
only the chords Bmaj7, Gmaj, Esus4 and the notes
within them"

to the downright silly (Challenge #9) -
"They said it couldn't and shouldn't be done but to
save the world you must compose the ultimate funky
folk mash up song! Go forth and ruin music forever,
good people!"

My compositions have ranged from simple guitar &
looper based recordings to fully-fledged tunes multitracked
on the computer. Part of my motivation in undertaking
these Composition Challenges was to familiarise myself
with my 'new and improved' computer recording set up -
which, for me, actually means a WindowsXP computer
running CubaseSX! Not without reason do these
productions go under the name 'Steam Abacus'.

This collection is a chronological record of each of my
submitted compositions and my struggles to embrace
modern (or not-so-modern) digital recording technology.

My thanks to Sheldon (Antique_Guitars on the forum) for
organising and to all the other contributors to these
Fretboard Composition Challenges.
- Steve Baker, 28/05/2016


© Steve Baker 2016

I Have A Door! (from 'Fretboard Challenged', FREE album at steamabacusproductions.bandcamp.com)

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Permaculture's Solution to the Refugee Crises 
Podcast interview with Rhamis Kent, focussing on land degradation and it's impacts on global security, refugees, and the solutions that can be found through Permaculture. Rhamis has worked in Somalia, Yemen, and throughout North Africa and Southern Europe. He is really tuned into the conditions and challenges of regions that are viewed as "unstable" by the Western world, and has a great deal of insights about how Permaculture can assist people, and solve the refugee crisis through large scale land restoration.

Rhamis's Links:
https://permacultureglobal.org/users/51
http://permaculturenews.org/author/rhamiskent/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Mur0Nz9W3Q

SEE RELATED EPISODE 008 - Rhamis Kent: Land Degradation and the Roots of ISIS 
https://soundcloud.com/user-193856180/episode-008-rhamis-kent-land-degradation-and-the-roots-of-isis

Rhamis's full biography:

Rhamis Kent is a consultant with formal training in mechanical engineering (University of Delaware, B.S.M.E. ’95) and permaculture-based regenerative whole systems design. He has previously worked for the renowned American inventor and entrepreneur Dean Kamen at DEKA Research & Development, with subsequent engineering work ranging from medical device research and development to aerospace oriented mechanical design. After taking an interest in the design science of Permaculture, he sought extended training with permaculture expert and educator Geoff Lawton at the Permaculture Research Institute of Australia. This led to his involvement with design work connected to the development of Masdar City in UAE after Mr. Lawton and his consulting company (Permaculture Sustainable Consultancy Pty. Ltd.) were contracted by AECOM/EDAW to identify solutions which fit the challenging zero emissions/carbon neutral design constraint of the project.

Episode 001 - Rhamis Kent: Permaculture's Solution to the Refugee Crises

This recording is about 4 years old I found it and thought =I'd post it

GOING DOWN

I finally bought myself a decent condenser microphone (Art M Two) to record acoustic guitar and the first thing i came up with sounded a bit like "By this river" by Brian Eno from the album "Before and after science". So i thought i might as well try and do my own instrumental version of it. I tried singing it as well but it goes too deep for my voice

By this river (Brian Eno cover, acoustic guitar)

Tom said "Fancy doing Superstition?"
We all said "YES!" 
Tom put an initial music bed together which was amazing, of course! Hedd sang the heck out of it and Rick laid some serious drummage on it. I added my stuff and here we have it... enjoy strutting your funky stuff! "Remember! Free drinks tonight!"

THRP were Tom, Hedd, Rick & Phil (RIP Hedd 2021)

Vocals: Hedd (RIP) @Randy-Hedrick
BVox: Tom @Tom-Roxx
Guitars & Synths: Tom & Phil @Tom-Roxx @Phil-McWalter
Drums & Percussion: Rick @Rick-4-1
Bass: Tom 
Brass: Phil 
Final Mix and Mastering: Phil

(If you are interested in guitars: I took the first solo/harmony section 2:05-3:04, Tom the second from 4:00 and out. Tom played all the funky rhythm stuff too :-). Please share some love on Tom's page too: https://soundcloud.com/tom-roxx/superstition-with-phil-rickhedd-and-tom-new

SUPERSTITION - THRP

Kevin Ayers & Brian Eno - In studio interview and music on Capitol Radio, London, August 1974, shortly after recording their famous June 1st concert album with John Cale and Nico.  This recording is from a cassette I received in the late 1970s.  Includes Kevin's solo acoustic performance of  "Lady Rachel".  I am freely sharing this tape and have no ownership of the material.  RIP, Kevin.  

Kevin Ayers wBrian Eno - Interview & Music, Capitol Radio London August 74

I record music just for fun. 
12 guitars, E-Bow, Line 6 pods, TH2 amp modelling, Roland XP30, Omnisphere, Trilian, Stylus RMX, EZ Drummer, drum sample Cd's and Ableton Live Lite 7. Influences include - Guinness.

By this river (Brian Eno cover, acoustic guitar)

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