A setting of the poem “The Wind Sprang up at Four O’Clock” by T.S. Eliot. Sonar X1, bass, rhodes piano, drums, sax, and vocals.

My 17 et guitar, ebow, Sonar X1, and recorded audio into 5 different channels at the same time with different effects

My 17 et guitar, ebow, Sonar X1, and recorded audio into 5 different channels at the same time with different effects

5th of the 11 parts,, just a small string interlude a small wave, between the larger seas

for ImprovFriday Japan benefit event, 3/17-19, 2011 (and as I post here tonight, fitting the moon's ascent).

5th of the 11 parts,, just a small string interlude a small wave, between the larger seas

and so the story moves on

a bit smaller in length, a bit more up lifting, at least it makes me feel like lifting my arms up into the air when i listen... WN is a dialogue between two sides, so i suppose this is the section where the angles get their say,,,, dedicated to…

part 6 of 11 finally,, i return to my home,,, it's been good listening, but i can now once again upload my rpm 2011 album

Gary Thompson from the Music by Computer yahoo list (aka Johnny Pumphandle) remixed me version 2 of Sweeny's Agony - and blew me away - by toning down the volume he brought out a lot more soul in my opinion. I love it - and I hope you do too. Chris