Sonic remnants of jams & loops ("Jam-a-lopes") remaining in the looper pedal . . .
Inspired by "Momma," an original tune by the awesome dudes who formed the iconic Kent, WA band "Johnny Bravo," back in the day . . .
"Momma" had a sweet portion with a shout-out to Bill Wither's Ain't No Sunshine, another inspiration herein . . .
Starting with a paired-down "skiffle" sound, then rhythmically multiplied by some sweet "hall reverb and delay."
Thanks for listening!
Please feel free to hit us up!
We're always up to Jam!
Recorded in Seattle, WA
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B2K: electric guitar, loops, MIDI: rhodes piano, electric piano, organ, tenor saxophone, soprano saxophone, trombone, ocarina, flute/glockenspiel, voices ("The Sirens of MIDI")
and endless gratitude for both the intrepid:
Oh: drum kit/trap set/e-drums, and
Tree: bass guitar, e-bass, stand-up bass
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Electric Guitar: 1984 Alembic Electrum (prototype)
Pedals: Musictronics: Mutron Octave/Divider, Mutron Phasor II, Mutron III (envelope); Tube Works Real Tube Overdrive, Ibanez AD-9 Analog Delay, Thomas Organ Cry Baby Model 95, Ernie Ball Volume, Saturnworks 6-pedal connector - Loops: Digitech Trio+ - MIDI: Roland GR-20 Guitar Synthesizer + GK-3 Divided Pickup
Guitar Amp/Speaker: Fender Rivera-era Super Champ - 8” JBL K-110 speaker
Recording: Looper stereo direct, or direct to Tascam Model 12, (24 bit @ 48kHz) - initially all live, one take, edited for duration only.
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"Momma," an original tune by the awesome dudes who formed the iconic Kent, WA band "Johnny Bravo," back in the day . . .
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"Ain't No Sunshine," written by Bill Withers, 1971.