The theme for Improv Friday this week is "variations". So here's an improv reconstruction of the one classical piece I know, Bach's Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring.
A tune by my friend Darrin Kobetich, I added some electric guitar. Check out Darrin's stuff, available in all the usual places.
http://www.reverbnation.com/darrinkobetich
tidings of wonder and joy indeed!! your music brings smile to the heart,,,merry Christmas to you and the planet Texas,, used to live there myself once upon a time,,, r
I've enjoyed your work too - though mostly via Sound-In - Alonetone... I've found less and less time for AT as I've been getting more active in the microtonal community. However, Sound-In... I wait for every week :-)
Noodling with the "art guitar" in DADGAD tuning in the Serra sculpture Vortex at the FW MOMA. No fx added, all natural reverb/delay inside the structure.
Now that my album Texas Tonefreak is almost "out of print", I'll be posting the tracks up here.
Kip Siewert on harmonica
Philip Waite on drums
me on everything else
http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/kavin
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Continuing the delay project of the last several nights spun off by Sunday's inspiration. This piece recorded on 12-string, heavy delay and overlay. Stay tuned for where I'm going...
Comments on kavin.'s stuff
Absolutely beautiful. Moved to tears. w;-)
Umm hmm, oh yeah. What a smooth groove. w;-)
I LOVE THIS! w;-)
Good stuff!
Lovely
tidings of wonder and joy indeed!! your music brings smile to the heart,,,merry Christmas to you and the planet Texas,, used to live there myself once upon a time,,, r
This is really nice. I love the vocal harmonies and the slide too.
This is a beautiful medley!
I've enjoyed your work too - though mostly via Sound-In - Alonetone... I've found less and less time for AT as I've been getting more active in the microtonal community. However, Sound-In... I wait for every week :-)
Merry Christmas! w;-)
Glad to see this uploaded! w;-)
Here's the playlist, didn't appear on the front page..? http://alonetone.com/kavin/playlists/psychedelacoustic-vol-8
I miss the dome. Those five years in Houston were good ones.
Sweet slide work! Harmonies reminded me of the Dead. Felt like rollin' a- never mind!
Hooray for unscripted!
Very cool! These are inspiring me to go back and explore DADGAD again
Great playing mate. Excellent.
.... great
Beautiful playing got me in the first few seconds ...what a beautiful lunch time song on this beautiful clear sunny day in Yorkshire..thanks
With a Ho! Ho! Ho !...love it
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Thanks, all. Kip is hands down the best harmonica player I've ever heard.Phil was such a great drummer, too, RIP my friend.
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Lovely, I can hear the water talking in this one.
Very nice. Would fit right in with the delay project Jim Goodin and Ihave been working on.
Rocks. Like the Dominos version quote at the end.
Nice
http://alonetone.com/forums/making-music/topics/wildflower-way?page=1#post_8053
Nifty little rocker!
Very good Roger!
Best one yet!
Well fk yez!
Do I detect a hint of VanHalen Eruption there? Cool.
Cool version!
Nice set here, and you know I love the subject matter.
nice drone!
Great jammin'!
Hot stuff!
Glad you can balance picking and cycling bud!
Cool spin on thisun.
Very nice!