Name: Ever Living Inmost Joy by Jeff Gburek
Duration: 11 min 8 s
Description: first track with the new mandolin in and off the cuff microtonal tuning. additional sounds from synthesizer and room resonance feedback.

I especially love the the drone that sounds lile a split reed bass clarinet, or oboe.

Galactica  (CASA)

Generative modular session.

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The Eightfold Way

I‘m Also Not From Here [with Yellow Salamand‘r]

first track with the new mandolin in and off the cuff microtonal tuning. additional sounds from synthesizer and room resonance feedback.

Ever Living Inmost Joy

composed and produced by Brian Ledwidge Flynn
Berlin/Dortmund
2022

𝙻𝚄𝙲𝙸𝙳𝙸𝚃𝚈 • 𝚏𝚘𝚛 𝚜𝚝𝚛𝚒𝚗𝚐 𝚝𝚛𝚒𝚘 𝚊𝚗𝚍 𝚏𝚘𝚞𝚗𝚍 𝚜𝚘𝚞𝚗𝚍

The empty hours of a lonely day

TITELLOS

New album "Fleeced of their Wares" out 7/17/23

https://moduspony.bandcamp.com/album/fleeced-of-their-wares

Also on superpolar Taïps: https://superpolar.bandcamp.com/album/fleeced-of-their-wares

Vivian Pickles

Rexatiøn

Here's another in the series of semi-live recordings with Nat Daniels. Nat took an ancient recording I did back in the 80's and salvaged it, embellished it into something that gave me a really pleasant surprise. The song delivers a simple message about overlooking the most important aspects of our time in this life, often too willing to fall into step with what everyone else seems to be doing. Don't lose sight of the true relationships, the true friends and the simple, real connections. My thanks to Nat for her usual abilities to transform anything into a special experience.

Craig Durgy: guitar & vocals
Nat Daniels: piano, bass, vocals & production

Music & Lyrics by Craig Durgy

You count your blessings, you count your years
And the day’s long gone
You start undressing as another day nears
And your mind turns on
All of a sudden as the light’s dying down
You see what you could not
Love took a little but love took a little a lot

You’re working steady, you’re on the go
And the week’s long gone
The feeling’s petty but it’s all that you know
And you can’t slow down
All of a sudden as you’re driving home 
You look at the home that you’ve got
Love took a little but love took a little a lot

The radio plays and a sentiment stays
There’s a face that you’ve looked at for years
You idle in lines of idling minds
That unwind in their own rear view mirrors
The face is one, and then another
And it hurts as each one disappears

You’ve got a husband, you’ve got a wife
You’ve got a lover and the best things in life
You heard a story, you made it stick
No need to worry cause you laid it thick

Then in a moment, it’s happened before
The eyes in the mirror look away
They turn to someone you loved so much more
And you know what they’re trying to say
Ignore the moments and just earn your pay
Then you’re dead and you’re starting to rot
Love took a little but love took a little a lot

Love Took A Little A Lot

last years was really prolific and inspirational for me. another piece full of atmospheres and very evocative. silence and noise at the same time.
afternoons passed between a spring and a summer that never came to full fruition.

Silence

listeners will find here the most recent edge of my research as well as album samples and one-offs from the last 10 years of my solo work, from official, upcoming releases, unreleased oddities, works in-progress, & experiments, all music by jeff gburek and collaborators, as noted. support directly via paypal: jeff.gburek@gmail.com or buy albums via https://jeffgburekprojects.bandcamp.com/

Ever Living Inmost Joy

Jeff Gburek

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