Miscellany

Recorded at Les Emouvantes Festival, Marseille, November 2 2013, Photo par Frank BIGOTTE.

Trombone

110909 - Oto - Why the F***? (excerpt)

Commissioned by Jazz on 3 for the Leeds Fuse Festival, 2004. Refused broadcast due to content.

Jazz on 3 Theme

'Cello 414

An old classic... Used as the main in Rene Daalder's film 'Here is always somewhere else' about Dutch conceptual artist Bas Jan Ader. Beats and other production are by long-term collaborator, friend and sound genius Dan Berridge (AKA Broadway Project). Do take a moment to check out his SoundCloud page also. Another version of 'Of' can be found on the album name 'One Divided Soul'. See Berridge's page for more info.

Of (unissued version)

Faggot (AKA Slow Mix), originally came from a Distortion Trio (me, Chris Sharkey & Dave Black) rehearsal and was then recorded with the other two members of the Electric Dr. M: Sam Hobbs and Riaan Vosloo in 2004. This studio track was intended to feature on the live album (w. Springheel Jack) from the Oct 2004 tour. The album never materialised and got lost in the ether... Hopefully this material might finally be shared and find its way to anyone who wants to hear it. Enjoy this 1st instalment. I LOVED this band...

Faggot

Recorded on Mark Creswell's bass melodica very late one evening, this track was a 'hidden' bonus track on the eponymous Electric Dr. M album...

Paper Wraps Stone (dedicated to Steve Shepherd)

for Dave Hatfield

Kit Downes: Piano
Matthew Bourne: Wooden Slide Whistle
Riaan Vosloo: Muse

"Switcheroonie..."

Satin Droll

Lament

Another one from the the sessions that produced the forthcoming Montauk Variations album. Here's to a peaceful 2012...

for 2012

Recorded at La Buissonne Studios, France, Januray 2012 by Gérard de Haro.

Featured on the album 'Chansons d'Amour' - with Laurent Dehors.

Acquire Store

à propos

Bit of fun for Friday. All done on the LAMM. Don't take the lead solo too seriously. I didn't...

Bourne Synthesizer Show: Friday MOOG

This is the SoundCloud page of pianist and composer Matthew Bourne - frequently mistaken for the choreographer of the same name. You are most welcome...