Dedicated to my freaks in Mind Watching Your Elbow https://soundcloud.com/mind-watching-your-elbow 

I'm Seeing Myself to Hell with Greasy Elbows

A poetic moment by STONERJAZZ accompanied by Patrick Picault improvising on various instruments.

"IT'S SUBLIME "   STONERJAZZ   PATRICK PICAULT

(Written by Terry Reeves)
Terry Reeves: Vocals
Gary Reeves: Drums / Percussion
Joby Reeves: Guitars / Bass / Keyboards & Arrangement
Gordon Midgley: Production and Final Mix

As you may have noticed, this song contains not one, not two but three Reeves for the price of one.  We’d always wanted to record a song with Bri’s son Joby, so working with him on this made two decrepit old uncles exceedingly happy.  At such a young age his musical talent fills us with both wonder and family pride.  The track is entirely his arrangement and it was a very emotional experience for both of us to play and sing alongside him – we certainly had to up our game a bit.
Huge thanks are due to our old mate Gordon Midgley for producing such a wonderful final mix.  Couldn’t have done it without you, Gord.  (Terry & Gary Reeves)

(In memory of our Dad, Ronald Reeves, who would have been 95 today.  Miss you, Dad.)  

Waking to an empty page
A thousand words but nothing new
The written book of War No Peace
What is said we all must do

Mother Nature says it’s always right
No satisfaction unless there’s more to fight

Growling like a hunting Lion
The claws are out to kill
Trouble is there’s no idea
There are many ways that will

Mother Nature says it’s always right
No satisfaction unless there’s more to fight

Standing with a Six foot sword
Attacking every wall
Slashing with a blunted blade
No damage caused at all

Mother Nature says it’s always right
No satisfaction unless there’s more to fight

Traveling all around the world
Not a penny to the name
Knowing how to say why, what and when
But missing who’s right to claim

Mother Nature says it’s always right
No satisfaction unless there’s more to fight

Shouting with the loudest voice
Knowing how to get respect
Whispers heard behind your back
Another heavy weight around the neck 

Mother Nature says it’s always right
No satisfaction unless there’s more to fight

Respecting life cannot come first
You must do what you are told
Just in time the Lone Ranger came
To allow us to grow old

Mother Nature isn’t always right
More satisfaction when there is no fight

One Way Communication - Cripple Club & Joby Reeves with Gordon M

made with only korg volca sample and volca modular.

come dear take my hand-lets go to the field and dance-in the crop circle

come dear take my hand - lets go down to the field and dance - in the crop circle

The Life In A Day

big birthday greetings to SeeJ: master maker & manipulator of light & form. an  inspiration in community, action, and a life in art. 

https://seej.net/create/

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Just This Side Of Glory

Pinner and I having some fun with some fresh beatbox grooves.  He's on fire again with our original jazz hop release.  Follow his superb playing:  https://soundcloud.com/pinner
And a playlist with our almost 90 tunes together:  https://soundcloud.com/jamie-rhind/sets/smokin-with-stephan-stephan

Thanks as always for your generous time listening, for your comments and for your shares

Beatbox Grooving - Stephan Lipinski / Jamie Rhind

7Feb21

Experimenting with Ingvar's beautiful track, Kvelden er Unnfanget

https://soundcloud.com/agnosturaelwar/kvelden-er-unfanget

:D

Agnostura Elwar - Kvelden er Unnfanget [Boson Spin mix]

Torn

This is the result of yet another jam session with Maxim Lichtenwald (@maxim-lichtenwald) and Leo Cuznetov. As per usual, the jam session took several hours, and we experimented with many sounds, settings and ideas. This time, we used several pre-recorded samples by ourselves and also two jam sessions by other artists, which we incorporated into our jam session and can be heard in the second half of this track:

1) Development in C minor 76 BPM  by Federico Marchionda, https://youtu.be/FJAyveFgzz4
2) C Minor again... Drum Machine, Drone, Bass, Guitar & Sequenced Synths by Nigel Honney-Bayes (@mr-honney-bayes), https://youtu.be/dajflYp26HE

We recorded the result of this jam session in Audacity, which was used in post-production to extract the best parts from that jam session in order to create this track. As always, only basic audio editing techniques like simple crossfades were used. Only a touch of soft limiting was applied, no elaborate approaches like mastering were used whatsoever. Thus, the result is raw and highly dynamic in nature, so put on your favourite headphones and turn up that volume knob, because the Loudness War is for losers!

MAB logo by @maxim-lichtenwald, check him out!

We hope you enjoy!

- Boss RC-300
- Korg R3
- Arturia Microbrute
- Korg Kaossilator Pro+
- Eurorack
- Various guitar pedals
- Various samples