01 - Lakeside Down

02 - And Soon I Will Grow Old

03 - Sign

These 4 tracks are from the unreleased Todd Vinyl Promo  EP... 4 From Kipper...



4 - The Gap

the shops are all closed again

what can i do            debstar,wim and todd         song by todd

art into dust all by todd on 4 track cassette

celebration bonfire  all by todd on 4 track cassette

Little Orphan with andy ward on drums

wondering out loud....todd dillingham with andy ward on drums..remix 15th march 2014

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A Todd Dillingham Song

Astral whelk 2011 Todd Dillingham prog/psych with Andy Ward from Camel and Caravan

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What Can I Do ?  todd dillingham debstar wim oudijk  new overdubs demo 2014 8/16

one of the proudest moments of my life was being written about in Scott Millers book.,
Songcycle 2011 [section 6]” Todd Dillingham
Todd Dillingham’s musical world gives the initial impression of being so deep in reclusive folk-psychedelia that there’s just no chance of it making sense amidst a punchy bestof-year collection, least of all a year that’s pretty far from 1972. The guest star here, for 
instance, is Pete McCabe, whose “The Man Who Ate the Plant,” the crown jewel of Bill 
Szymczyk’s utterly offbeat Tumbleweed Records (oh to find a copy of “Colorado” by 
Danny Holien), must have sold in the single digits. The wonder of this isn’t that it’s so 
good, but that it’s so pro, with arrangement depth that commands a devotion of the ears 
on its own terms, the comparison that continually springs to mind being to Rock Bottom 
by Robert Wyatt. Apparently another secret weapon here is the “orchestrations” of fellow 
gifted eccentric Wim Oudijk.
Scott Miller (Game Theory, The Loud Family) From the book Music What Happened.
Miss you ,Scott xo

todddillingham

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