This track is an edit from an all day long BBQ Jam session held at Rockwell Studios.  Lots of meat and alcohol were consumed!

Jungle Animal Posse "live" 7/5/2013 Edit

Here is the full version of Yellow Bird recorded by The Beachcomber Trio at the famous Kahiki Supper Club in 1965.  This full version was only heard on Mark Riddle's Quiet Village podcast in 2010.  When the final vinyl LP came out on Dionysus Records it was edited because of a lenghty conversation between two people at the bar talking about someones medical procedure in the hospital.  We both thought it was a good idea to edit this out.  But the edit was hefty.  The version on the album is only 2:15 while this version is a whopping 5:40.  More than twice the lingth of the original.  The talking is pretty far in the background and is not really that noticeable unless you are really trying to hear it.  Anyway I wanted to make the original full version available.  Cheers and Mahalo, Jeff 

Beachcomber Trio Yellow Bird (full version)

This is a track from the sound project known as Projectil.  The group consists of Jeff Central working in Collaboration with Steven Wymer of Tactil Vision.  The CD INSURGENCE will be available soon!

MonoJack by Projectil aka/ Jeff Central & Stevey 7

Classic Exotica music in the style of Martin Denny and Arthur Lyman.  This rare recording was made in 1965 and wasn't released until 2011 by Dionysus Records.  Produced by Jeff Chenault.

Taboo by Jerry Sun

A live track totally improvised on the spot.  

Wasting My Time (Phaser Mix)

Here's a track by Danny Holley from a privately pressed album he did called Love is....Music (If You Know What I Mean).

Danny Holley - Dueling Banjos

Here is a bizarre track from the album Dear Computer We Adore Thee by Dan McBride.  I love finding this stuff!!

Dan McBride - Dear Computer We Adore Thee

Here is an original Billy Mure composition that I have yet to find on any Billy Mure album (and I have them all).  The title is "Isle of Tonga" and it was recorded by The Islanders for the Adventures in Paradise Volume 2 album.  This compilation series on ABC Paramount label consisted of various artists that recorded songs to "cash in" on the Adventuires in Paradise TV series.  Enjoy!!

Isle of Tonga Billy Mure

This track was composed on April 15th 2012.  It was entirely produced using the Korg Monotron, the Korg Monotron Dual and the Korg Monotron Delay.  Nothing else.  Three Monotron loops were recorded into a Kaiossilator Pro and a "live" track using the Monotron Delay was layered on top.  Enjoy!  

Monotron Waveforms

Teaser track from Shame Exposure aka/ Paul Steinborn.  Paul collaborated with and opened up for Hunting Lodge during the early 1980's.   Another alumni of the Port Huron scene whose day has finally come.  Shame Exposure released only one private cassette and a few tracks that appeared on an S/M Operations compilation making this material virtually unknown. I am relaunching the Exoteque Music label in 2013 and am very proud to release this music for public consumption.  All known Shame Exposure music will be digitally re-mastered and released as a CD and digital download complete with original artwork by the artist!  Enjoy!!    

B04 shame exposure - untitled

This was a side project by Jeff Chenault and Andy Izold  (members of 10-Speed Guillotine) under the name Resonance.  The track Den E Beat appeared on Resonance 3 and was originally released in  on cassette tape in the 1990's.  It was definitely a tribute to the Exotica sounds of Les Baxter and Martin Denny.  This track is similiar to the Exotica Revisted track which was released on the Two Zombies Later compilation but much darker.  Listen for the Les Baxter chorus! 

Den E Beat

Here is track #2 from the Subtle Voyage session.  It was recorded by 10-Speed Guillotine in November 1990 and released on the Harsh Reality Music label.  The cassette was called Holiday For Styrchnine.

Subtle Voyage Track No02

This unreleased 10-Speed Guillotine track was recorded during a period of experimentation.  No genre of music was safe and our influences were many.  This track is more guitar oriented than most of our ambient madness.  It was recorded at Andy's studio the Pleasure Lab on January 17, 1991.  Andy was playing guitar and I think I was playing bass.  There is an evil underlying organ sound and the only percussion was a basic drum track with little processing or manipulation.  Enjoy!!

The Day of Attack

New solo material that I've been working on.  This particular mix was recorded shortly after coming home from the hospital.  I enjoyed 10 solid days of dilaudid; the only thing that kept me from extreme pain, or at least thinking about it.  I find this track particularly soothing but make up your own mind.

Jeff Central 52712 exp1 mix2

This track by Jeff Central and Andy Izold was one of many side projects recorded in the Pleasure Lab.  It was originally released on the "Two Zombies Later" double CD compilation that was released on the Comfort Stand label.  It was subtitled "Strange and Unusual Music From the Exotica Mailing list."  A definite favorite of Jeff's who is very passionate about Exotica Music.  He even writes the music articles for Tiki Magazine!  

Exotica Revisited

10-Speed Guillotine
Profiles


Jeff Chenault (Central)  Don’t leave this man alone with a tape recorder.  Well trained in tactical subversion, he is the master at technological manipulation.  Untrained on conventional instruments, he instead concentrates his maniacal energies on bending tape recorders, synthesizers, percussion and pure noise to his will.  
     Being very much into the underground cassette culture, he is the founding member of the I.T.N. label (short for International Terrorist Network).  In addition to releasing his own tapes under his own name and various collaborations, he also has numerous tapes done for labels around the world.  His first vinyl appearance was when a collaboration track between Jeff and Chris Phinney appeared on the Hands To/Mental Anguish split LP.  This album was issued as a limited edition of 250.  Since then he has appeared on two CD compilations “Music For Shopping” and “Adventures In Modern Recording”.
Both are compilations of electronic musicians from Central Ohio released on the Black Music label.  Since meeting Andrew Izold in 1990 they have released a plethora of audio mayhem under the names 10-Speed Guillotine and Resonance.  Jeff also currently plays out live as Central Inhabitants to showcase his dark subsonic nightmares in sound.

Andrew Izold (Alois)  The straight man; the safety coating on a bitter pill.  Andy has worked in all styles of musical formats, on any number of instruments.  The more conventionally trained of the two, he has played drums for the R.C. Mob (on Warner Bros.), and produced as well as engineered the first Scrawl album on Rough Trade.  He has played guitars, drums and synthesizers in numerous country, punk, experimental and rock and roll type bands.  He also creates music for various video productions and owns his own recording studio the “Pleasure Lab.” He has also appeared on two aforementioned CD compilations “Music For Shopping” and “Adventures In Modern Recording”.
After graduating from Akron University with an electronics engineering degree he now resides in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio.  He still works with Jeff Central creating soundscapes under the name of Resonance and continues to pursue his own eletro-alternative sounds under the guise of Full Load of King.


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