PHONE DATA RESCUE EPISODE 1.

This is a live, unprocessed solo guitar recording of a Louvin Brothers song, "How's The World Treating You?", recorded in the office down the hall with my Samsung phone.  

It's played on an Epiphone 6/12 doubleneck, both necks at the same time, unprepared, or probably lightly prepared with a knitting needle stuck somewhere. I'm pretty sure the tuning is lost forever, which sucks because it was a good one.  The top string of the 12-string neck is an .063 I think, that's a bass string, and the nut is now broken in that spot, which is why it's a 17-string guitar. Recorded November 2014 I think, in preparation for a set of solo guitar music. 

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Ask Me Now demo- Mike Neer

Thelonious Monk's Pannonica played on lap steel guitar by Mike Neer.

Pannonica played by Mike Neer

The Durians: 

Stuart Hoffmann: guitar, bass
Mark Morse: guitar
Stephen J. Powell: guitar, keyboard
Terrill Soules: voice, text

Recorded live May 2008

The Durians: No I'm Not The Scheduled Speaker

Side B, Track 1 from the newly re-issued solo piano recording Pech Onderweg (ICP 058). Originally released on BVHAAST in 1979, the album is a half-hour sifting of jazz history and its intersections with classical harmony, all viewed through the cracked frame of a master troublemaker. This track is the bones of what would become the ICP Orchestra classic, "De Sprong, O Romantiek der Hazen".

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Misha Mengelberg: Wie Jeuk Heeft, Als Moet Men Zich Krabben

headphones recommended (7 amps, stereo!)
this is an excerpt from one of Johann Sebastian Bach's Brandenburg concertos (the harpsichord left hand) sent through 7 amps and some delays, short 2:20 excerpt.
recorded by my dear friend Carlos Dalla Fiore at Zwarte Molen studio, mixed quickly by yours truly. greetings
raphael 

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