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MANFREDAS' MUSIC CABINET

Twin Peaks Is A TV Series By David Lynch And Mark Frost

Just You - James Marshall And Angelo Badalamenti (Twin Peaks Cover Song)

so, aaron and i made this lil recording on tour last year.

we started recording the music on a day off between shows in sydney and kuala lumpur. we did all the music in that hotel room in K.L. and then watched ‘the fan’ on tv it was tite. then like some months later i recorded the vocals in a hotel room in warsaw. i remember we had played a totally inspiring show in poznan the night before at the most beautiful gallery space and then got to warsaw i had just had a shower and there was a rihanna billboard out the window and i just felt GREAT. i went to the window, which was on the fourth story, and had a moment of really intense vertigo. then i laid down on the bed and i sang this song, which i love.

the beauty of bill callahan’s original song is unmatched—— this is just an attempt to do honor to one of the greatest songs i’ve ever known.

(ps the whole thing was recorded on built-in laptop mics and isn’t mastered or anything.)

Teenage Spaceship – How to Dress Well (Aaron Read & Tom Krell Smog Cover)

How Wild The Wind Blows (Molly Drake Cover) - Gretchen Devine and Julia Mecham

Gekkan Shoujo Nozaki-kun ED "Uraomote Fortune" by Ozawa Ari.

Shugmonkey Demo - Live Recording - Recorded at Listen Inn, Shaftesbury 14th February 2015

Quark, Strangeness and Charm - Hawkwind

Reggie Blount - HEY

Something On Your Mind (Karen Dalton Cover)

Commercial Album

Amber

Sycamore Trees (Jimmy Scott)

The Naked Island (L'ile nue) [Original Motion Picture Soundtrack]

L'Ile neu

2017-11-15 Rough Trade NYC, Brooklyn, NY

Circuit des Yeux - Black Fly (Rough Trade NYC 2017-11-15)

Kim Jung Mi - The Sun (remix)

Purchase now at https://thirdmanstore.com/tmr-live/bill-callahan-live-at-third-man-records

Bill Callahan, fka Smog, is simultaneously a staple of strange American country, lofi, folk, and independent music. His lyricism comes across as challenging and deeply autobiographical, equal parts “poetry leaning on true-to-life darkness” and “three chords and the truth.”

So, it is fitting that Callahan’s live set would command the same sense of friendliness-with-
difficulty that the recorded songs do. With brief, candid, and charming interludes between older and newer material, an outsider can hear that this performance was obviously a full-bodied (and multi-era) engagement, no space left for distraction. “Jim Cain” is a phenomenal song in any iteration, no doubt about it, but this live recording is unabashedly disrobed, tender, and saved for a sympathetic ear. The full album is an experience; make it one you look after.

How Wild The Wind Blows (Molly Drake Cover) - Gretchen Devine and Julia Mecham

Gretchen Devine

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