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Music For One - The Red Thumb FLAC album

Music For One - The Red Thumb FLAC album

Tracklist

1 The Red Thumb
2 Forward And Back
3 Circadian Rhythms
4 Morning Glory Vines
5 Please Don't Refurbish This Space
6 Still Life
7 The Wind From The Irish Sea
8 The Wilds Aren't So Wild Anymore
9 Daggers And Dandies
10 Catch A Knatch
11 A Day In Tiger Bay
12 Devil's Got My Woman (Skip James: Paramount)

Credits

  • Artwork – Abher Behn
  • Recorded By – John Chantler
  • Resonator Guitar [Acoustic], Mastered By – Sherry Ostapovitch

Notes

Recorded to 2-track tape machine in a handful of hours in Spring 2007 between cups of tea, with no ulti-tracking or editing
Mastered at Perennial Sounds

Released in a recycled gatefold cardstock sleeve with hand-printed artwork

Music For One - The Red Thumb FLAC album

Musician performer: Music For One

Title: The Red Thumb

Date of release: 2008

Style: Free Improvisation

Genre: Jazz

Size FLAC: 1833 mb

Rating: 4.3 / 5

Votes: 152

Other Formats: APE MMF MP2 TTA WAV FLAC WMA

Music For One Free Improvisation 2008

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Stunning use of feedback, various effects pedals, and just plain old very good playing, this is a very skilful and enjoyable album from a solo guitarist. Incredibly minimal, with innovative use of guitar, effects, and amp. The tape hiss is unfortunate, and this seems contradictory inasmuch as the player and producer have gone out of their way to use 2" tape rather than a digital recording - one can't help feeling that they could've gone all the way and used better (quieter) equipment. Some very arresting music, great on headphones. 8/10
SING
Stunning use of feedback, various effects pedals, and just plain old very good playing, this is a very skilful and enjoyable album from a solo guitarist. Incredibly minimal, with innovative use of guitar, effects, and amp. The tape hiss is unfortunate, and this seems contradictory inasmuch as the player and producer have gone out of their way to use 2" tape rather than a digital recording - one can't help feeling that they could've gone all the way and used better (quieter) equipment. Some very arresting music, great on headphones. 8/10