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Tune Up Tune In The Revolution Will Not Be In Tune

Tune Down For What!

Gibson 175 guitar recorded acoustically (with Rode NT4 mic).

Gibson 175 recorded acoustically

A couple of choruses attempting continuous 8th-note improvising on Just Friends.  Guitar is an Ibanez AS93 semi-hollow, direct out from a DV Little Jazz amp.

Just Friends (8th-note exercise)

This is a song written about unrequited love back when I was feeling it around '83. I recorded it on Tascam cassette 4 track using a Strat and a borrowed fretless bass. I wrote a poem that went along with it.  Lost but I remember the first and last lines. "Like a skiff setting sail in Cambodia . . . "  and the last line "This doe runs free." Explains the end.

The Darkest Passage

ATTYA Amp

We recorded this yesterday (10-27-25). Just a rehearsal. I'm dedicating this to Jack DeJohnette who had just passed the day before. Joe Gilman on piano, Jacam Manricks sax, Ben Kopf bass and Rick Lotter on drums, filling in for Cameron. The first time the band recorded this song.

The Darkest Passage (2)

Shadows from our past mistakes can haunt us. But they can't really hurt us unless we let them. Joe Gilman on piano, Jacam Manricks on tenor, Ben Kopf and Rick Lotter on drums. Henry Robinett guitar and composer. Recorded at rehearsal and Henry's still nameless studio 10/27/25.

Tune Down For What!

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