My shows with Shane Perlowin and Kenosha Kid this past week are now on the internet. Look/listen!
First, the video from Tuesday at the 701 Center for Contemporary Art in Columbia, SC. Thanks to Steve Hait for documenting!
Then Thursday (well, Wednesday, actually) I drove down to Athens, GA to play with Kenosha Kid at Hendershot’s….
From Charlie’s set at LaunchPad Friday night…
Charlie – Brooklyn Launch Pad – 2.11.11 – Part 1
Charlie – Brooklyn Launch Pad – 2.11.11 – Part 2
Charlie, in this case, was Devin Gray, drums; Jeronimo, bass; Jonathan Moritz, saxophone; Ben Stapp, tuba; Owen Stewart-Robertson, guitar; and Jacob Wick, trumpet. Thanks very very much to Sandy Gordon for recording the set.
Already ready from last night’s swarm at Prospect Series 16:
swarm (Prospect Series 16, 2/5/11)
The folks from newly-Kickstarted Search and Restore were kind enough to send a videographer to the event, so hopefully soon you’ll also be able to see/hear Eivind‘s beautiful set as well…
Thanks to the “ice pellets” condition keeping me off the road to Baltimore, I’ve finally managed to render post-able the duo I played with Eiríkur Orri Ólafsson at S.L.Á.T.U.R. in Reykjavik at the end of my Euro-adventure last month. There wasn’t ice falling from the sky then; it wasn’t even cold.
1) one
2) two
3) three
Overcash, natural habitat
Mr Choate deigned to edit this month’s Facsimile. I’m in it, looking sassed in a snake shirt in front of some chicken. So are a bunch of other great people, some of whom I even know; also, there is Marc Riordan in front of an ice cream cone. The audio you can hear is a very early proto-excerpt of swarm, recorded in Athens, GA in late June. Headphones highly recommended.
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