A Sunday on La Grande Jatte ..

-Art by Siiick Dude

Joshua's Day at the Park (Part 3)

Please read, there will be some technical explanations connected with each track.
 
These all are home studio recordings and  arranged so that I could play them in front of audience. However, currently I am not willing for live performances. I feel pure happiness always when someone listen my music here. I really enjoy Your music, my friends and prove it listen to it as often I practically can.

https://youtube.com/@Mr.AndrewsGarden?feature=shared 
Mr. Andrew's Garden was across the street from our house when we lived in Seattle.
This was in 1959, before the World's Fair and the Space Needle.
We would visit the Garden when we could, and every day was different.
The Chinese would visit on weekends, in the afternoon.

It was a  huge garden and the Andrews were always busy working in it.
Avery and Sarah, Mrs. Andrew's grown children, lived there with them.
Sarah lived above the garage and Avery lived in the garage.
Avery fought in Korea and had a habit.
Cradle Needle was written for him.
Sarah was just wrong.

Everything in our selections is a memory of what happened. Do not become confused. The Garden is as deep as your imagination.
We hope you enjoy your visit.



Mr. Andrew's Garden-

Robert and Mary Andrew
Avery Marshall Chalk
Sarah Elizabeth Chalk
Joshua (Sarah’s infant son)
The Chinese
Susan (She lived next door with her parents.) 
Elana Magnet (Susan's older sister)
John (The part-time Gardener)
Iris (John’s wife)

Instruments used on "Mr. Andrew's Garden"
Yamaha CS 70M
Yamaha CS 40M
Oberheim Two Voice
ARP
TX81Z
Lexicon 
Sequential Circuits 610
M-100 Modular Synth
Telecaster Deluxe
Digital Design’s LS161 Monitors
Klipsch Heresy Speakers 1979
Various Garden Tools...

I share music that I have made here solo or in groups. I am bundling my work with some online friends as a project oriented, micro-collective. We are happy to share with you!

https://darkpebble-bluewave.bandcamp.com/

Wilhelm Mattthies, John Daly (aka Tuneind52), Paulo Chagas and Matthias Boss