Improvised by Robin Turner (keyboards) and Tim Beckham (guitar) over a bass melody written by Graeme White, recorded at Complex Studios in 1985.

Babel: Stones Still Falling

Robin Turner (keyboards), Tim Beckham (guitar) and Graeme White (bass), recorded at Complex Studios in 1985. The title comes from a Chinese poem, but I forget who it was by - possibly Wang Wei.


Babel: The Northern Cold

(No relation to the other Big EZ on Sound Cloud: this is a band I was in in the 1980s.)
Quentin Churchill, vocals; Guy Hatton, guitar; Trevor Prinn, bass; Robin Turner, keyboards; Mark Priestley, sax. Words by Quentin Churchill, music by pretty much everyone, but mainly Guy. I'm not sure who's on backing vocals. This is the self-indulgent disco remix.



Big EZ: Killing the Angels (remix)

This is my editing of Guy's 12" remix.
Vocals: Q (Quentin Churchill); Guitar, Guy Hatton; Bass, Trevor Prinn; Keyboards: Robin Turner; Trumpet: Phil Hudson. Mark Priestley was in the original but seems to have got lost in the mix. Lyrics and vocal melody by Q, other music by Robin, Guy and Trev.

Big EZ: Brotherman (remix)

Podcasts for the ENG 101 course "The Pursuit of Happiness"

Science And Spirituality

Some thoughts about Keltner's research on the emotion of awe and Csikszentmihalyi's famous "flow" concept.

Awe and Flow

As usual words and vocal melody by Quentin Churchill, music mainly by me with a lot of input from Guy Hatton. Great sax solo by Mark Priestley.

Big EZ: Ego

Me, Graeme White and Tim Beckham messing around and recording it on a portable cassette player. The sound quality is lousy, but I still love it. The synth was Guy Hatton's Pro-One, which being monophonic enabled all those interesting arpeggio effects.

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