Name: 09 Bus Stop by Winter Hours
Duration: 2 min 43 s
Description: We played this throughout our '89 tour. You can find this and the entire concert from the Cabaret Metro in Chicago on the re-issue of the self titled cd.

This is Keith Caruana's version of the Winter Hours song "Churches", taken from the cd "A Few Uneven Rhymes/A Tribute To Winter Hours". Keith and I are working on the unreleased songs of Winter Hours.

1 - 04 Churches

We played this throughout our '89 tour. You can find this and the entire concert from the Cabaret Metro in Chicago on the re-issue of the self titled cd.

09 Bus Stop

This is the original Red Buckets demo version of "Jane September". East Of Venus recorded this and will be on first LP released in March.

01 Jane September

Here's one of the 7 unreleased Winter Hours songs that I'll be recording with Keith Caruana, Rob Norris and Stan Demeski. This is live 1991 from the Knitting Factory. The sound quality in less than desirable, but the performance is all there. Matthew Caws band, Because Because Because played with us this night.

08 Roll In The Ivy

 From one of our last performances. This is from Maxwells. Originally an instrumental (Almira Street)that I'd written and recorded. Joe liked enough to want to add lyrics and vocals to, sadly we never got around to recording it. East Of Venus recorded this for our upcoming "Memory Box" LP.

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Another live version from our 1989 tour. Bob Messing supplying killer backing vocals, as Lenny Kaye once called him, "our secret weapon".

15 Island Of Jewels(Live)

My favorite track from my one and only solo CD, MORNING BECOMES ELECTRIC, which was written, played, engineered and recorded by me in my home studio in Accord NY in the late '90's. The lyrics for this song are from The Upanishads and Rig Veda (with apologies to translator Stephen Mitchell). MORNING BECOMES ELECTRIC (Full Album) on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/album/5I2RLU2Vnq3hHvyZfiAAJu

"All fiery and fine, with many criss-crossing themes--especially the progression of romantic love towards individuation through relationship. There are comradely nods to the Velvets, the Feelies, Brian Eno, and the Beatles, but the tone, content and positioning of 'The Golden Dawn' gives a vertical element to the whole thing. Suddenly we're out of the horizontal world of contemporary life and into the vertical axis--hot-line to our ancestors--with inferences to the original intention of incarnation. A great achievement." --Evan Kent (London, UK) Publicist for Fetish Records UK (The Bongos first label)

09 Bus Stop

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