There's plenty of new guitar music from the Los Angeles area to be heard on this edition of New Sounds. From his release "Coward," Wilco guitarist Nels Cline remembers his murdered friend and colleague Rod Poole with a nearly symphonic piece for microtonal guitar called "Rod Poole’s Gradual Ascent to Heaven." Plus, listen to Poole’s own "Dark Light Approaching Reason," also for microtonal guitar. There's also pedal steel guitar music from fellow L.A. composer Chas Smith, and more.
PROGRAM # 2900, Guitar Music from L.A. (First aired on February 11, 2009)
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ARTIST(S) |
RECORDING |
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SOURCE |
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Nels Cline |
Coward |
Rod Poole's Gradual Ascent To Heaven [18:30] |
Cryptogrammophone #141** www.cryptogrammophone.com* |
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Rod Poole |
Dark Light Approaching Reason |
Dark Light Approaching Reason, excerpt [14:00] |
Download from Emusic.com |
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Chas Smith |
Nakadai |
A Judas Within Seduction, excerpt [7:00] A Judas Within Betrayal, excerpt [9:00] |
Cold Blue #0029 www.coldbluemusic.com* |
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Comments [4]
I enjoyed the program!
I compose sort of ambient music processing (slide) guitars, you can listen for free more than 4 hours of my music in my website:
http://solyaris.altervista.org
thanks
giorgio (SOLYARIS MUSIC)
I enjoyed the program!
I compose sort of ambient music processing (slide) guitars, you can listen for free more than 4 hours of my music in my website:
http://solyaris.altervista.org
thanks
giorgio (SOLYARIS MUSIC)
Somehow I missed the original broadcast. It's very nice to hear the music of my late friend and fellow microtonalist Rod Poole on New Sounds.
Sorry - this is awful stuff... really disconcerting to the senses.
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