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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 20 ก.ค. 2006
Brightblack Morning Light – Unitarian Meetinghouse, Amherst, MA (2006-06-17)
Brightblack Morning Light live recording from June 17th, 2006 at The Unitarian Meetinghouse in Amherst, Massachusetts, presented by the Autonomous Battleship Collective. Featuring Mariee Siou(x), Elias Reitz, and Ben McConnell.
Credit to the Valley Society for the Evolutionary Arts Sound Archive and KG Fields for the upload. Credit to Matt Goulet for the recording. Credit to Joseph Gervasi for the photographs taken about a week later on June 25th at the First Unitarian Church in Philadelphia, PA.
This show took place a couple days before the release date for the self-titled album on Matador. 'Hologram Buffalo' was performed at this show, but not released on record until Motion to Rejoin in 2008.
Uploaded for the love.
00:00 Friend of Time
10:20 Fry Bread
13:00 Hologram Buffalo
24:00 All We Have Broken Shines
30:20 Amber Canyon Magik
36:25 Outro/Band Introductions
#brightblackmorninglight #autonomousbattleshipcollective
Credit to the Valley Society for the Evolutionary Arts Sound Archive and KG Fields for the upload. Credit to Matt Goulet for the recording. Credit to Joseph Gervasi for the photographs taken about a week later on June 25th at the First Unitarian Church in Philadelphia, PA.
This show took place a couple days before the release date for the self-titled album on Matador. 'Hologram Buffalo' was performed at this show, but not released on record until Motion to Rejoin in 2008.
Uploaded for the love.
00:00 Friend of Time
10:20 Fry Bread
13:00 Hologram Buffalo
24:00 All We Have Broken Shines
30:20 Amber Canyon Magik
36:25 Outro/Band Introductions
#brightblackmorninglight #autonomousbattleshipcollective
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Brightblack Morning Light - BBC Maida Vale Session (2006-10-23)
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Brightblack Morning Light's Maida Vale session for BBC Radio 1 from October 23rd, 2006. Featuring Elias Reitz on drums and Meara O'Reilly on lap harp. Credit to redg3 for the audio. Credit to Chris Rogers for the photograph taken onstage the following night at the Junction in Cambridge. Uploaded for the love. 0:00 Interview Pt. I 3:04 Starblanket River Child 8:41 Fry Bread 9:41 All We Have Brok...
Robbie Basho - Reed College, Portland, OR (1967-04-08)
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Robbie Basho soundboard recording from April 8th, 1967 at Reed College in Portland, Oregon. Co-billed show with John Fahey, Robbie played his set second. Credit for audio to Steve Halpern, zuma11, and grner1. Additional details are quoted below. "In late 2019, fellow Neil Young fan and Reed College alumnus, Jim B contacted me. He said that Reed College alum Steve Halpern had a group of late 60'...
John Fahey - Reed College, Portland, OR (1967-04-08)
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John Fahey soundboard recording from April 8th, 1967 at Reed College in Portland, Oregon. Co-billed show with Robbie Basho, John played his set first. Credit for audio to Steve Halpern, zuma11, and grner1. Additional details are quoted below. "In late 2019, fellow Neil Young fan and Reed College alumnus, Jim B contacted me. He said that Reed College alum Steve Halpern had a group of late 60's/e...
Daniel Bachman - Brother Green Extended Jam, Shea Stadium BK, NY (2010-11-13)
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Daniel Bachman live recording from November 13th, 2010 at Shea Stadium BK in Brooklyn, NY. Billed as Sacred Harp, on electric with vocals and drums. Audio and photo pulled from Shea Stadium BK's live show archive. Uploaded for the love. #danielbachman #sacredharp #sheastadium
Nathan Shineywater/Berry Shadows - Side B (Hearted Hand Limited, 2010) [Brightblack Morning Light]
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Side B of the Nathan Shineywater/Berry Shadows c20 cassette split on Hearted Hand Limited. Featuring Hope Sandoval, Colm O’Ciosoig, and Rachel Grimes. Uploaded for the love. 0:01 All Moss Under The Sun Link to side A of the release: th-cam.com/video/hze4SQ1Gp14/w-d-xo.html #brightblackmorninglight #hopesandoval #colmociosoig #rachelgrimes
Nathan Shineywater/Berry Shadows - Side A (Hearted Hand Limited, 2010) [Brightblack Morning Light]
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Side A of the Nathan Shineywater/Berry Shadows c20 cassette split on Hearted Hand Limited. Featuring Hope Sandoval, Colm O’Ciosoig, and Rachel Grimes. Uploaded for the love. 0:01 Reach The Oldest Tree 3:30 With Hawks Above Under The Universe Link to side B of the release: th-cam.com/video/-1uepPqRM5U/w-d-xo.html #brightblackmorninglight #hopesandoval #colmociosoig #rachelgrimes
Mohin ud din Dagar and Amin und din Dagar - Alapa (Alain Danielou, 1955)
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Anthologie de la Musique Classique de l’Inde The Alain Danielou Collection, 1955 Ducretet-Thomson (320 C 096-7-8) 3 LP Boxset LP and CD re-release are out of print. Boxset is available as a digital download through Smithsonian Folkways and iTunes. This audio here is sourced from a substandard vinyl rip. "First released in 1955 by Ducretet-Thomson (EMI), the LP anthology is said to be the "first...
John Jackson - "Medley of Country Dance Tunes" (Fairfax Virginia, 1977)
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John Jackson (vocal & guitar) "Medley of Country Dance Tunes". Recorded in Fairfax County, Virginia on September 16, 1977, by Kip Lornell. From the sentimental multi LP series titled "Virginia Traditions". This song comes from the first release of that series, titled: "Non-Blues Secular Black Music" (Catalog # BRI 001). Released in 1978 by the Blue Ridge Institute and Ferrum College. The video ...
Swindle Crew Archive - "Pole Green and The Spot"
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Swindle Crew Archive "Pole Green and The Spot". Filmed in 2004 in the Totopotomoy neighborhood of Hanover, VA. RIP The Spot.
Swindle Crew Archive - "Caleb Is So Good It Makes Me Weep"
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Swindle Crew Archive "Caleb Is So Good, It Makes Me Weep" montage from 2005.
Mance Lipscomb - Early Days Back Home - story speech
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Mance Lipscomb "Early Days Back Home". From the album "Texas Songster, Vol. 4: Live! At the Cabale". Uploaded for the love.
Jesse Graves - Dust My Broom (Gazebo Records, 1972) [Robert Johnson]
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Jesse Graves "Dust My Broom" from the self-titled, privately pressed LP released on Gazebo Records in 1972. Uploaded for the love.
Jesse Graves - Lining Track (Gazebo Records, 1972)
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Jesse Graves "Lining Track" from the self-titled, privately pressed LP released on Gazebo Records in 1972. Uploaded for the love.
Jesse Graves - Pickaxe Special (Gazebo Records, 1972)
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Jesse Graves - Pickaxe Special (Gazebo Records, 1972)
Rev. Gary Davis - I Am The True Vine (Dust-to-Digital, 2003)
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Rev. Gary Davis - I Am The True Vine (Dust-to-Digital, 2003)
Elder Curry & Congregation - Memphis Flu (Dust-to-Digital, 2003)
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Elder Curry & Congregation - Memphis Flu (Dust-to-Digital, 2003)
Sister O.M. Terrell - The Bible's Right (Dust-to-Digital, 2003)
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Sister O.M. Terrell - The Bible's Right (Dust-to-Digital, 2003)
Lil McClintock - Sow Good Seeds (Dust-to-Digital, 2003)
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Lil McClintock - Sow Good Seeds (Dust-to-Digital, 2003)
Bessie Jones & The Georgia Sea Island Singers - O Day (Dust-to-Digital, 2003)
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Bessie Jones & The Georgia Sea Island Singers - O Day (Dust-to-Digital, 2003)
Frank Palmes - Troubled 'Bout My Soul (Dust-to-Digital, 2003)
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Frank Palmes - Troubled 'Bout My Soul (Dust-to-Digital, 2003)
So amazing. thank you
The only thing I can be sad about regarding BBML is that they are wholly unique and singularly beautiful (much like the band Feathers who they share a harpist with). There can never be more than what we have of this magical moment in time, and that is alright. I feel that, if at some time in the mid-2000s our reality was reset or replaced by some maleficent demiurge, these folks made music to combat or, perhaps, always exist on the event horizon of a precipice over the dark abyss as a golden beacon to beckon us towards the beauty of the original emotional option: pure, unfettered bliss.
Cheers from a huge Basho fan down here in Eugene. This is an amazing recording- and from a very rare era of Basho to be documented live. I noticed in the Fahey companion video someone inquired about a FLAC version- could I make that request for this recording? Would be great to crank this alongside my old Basho vinyl. Thanks for posting!
Hi there, wonderful track! Any details about the first image? Thank you
I discovered Sister Terrell on my local radio at 3am What a beautiful time for the rising sun, sister:)
Thank you
Thank you!
John Fahey ♥️
thank you for uploading this! I love this band and there arent nearly enough recordings out there.
@@BroadcastsFromPoorFarm eagerly awaiting!
I went to D.C for a Fahey concert circa 1972, but he didn't show up. About 1994 I saw him and a small entourage in a 7-11 parking lot by King's Dominion amusement park near Richmond, VA. We parked next to their car. But I didn't recognize him at the time. Dang.
Thank you sincerely for uploading this. It’s mesmerising and beautiful. It’s just what I need. These performances remind me of an Australian trio called , ‘The Necks’ ? Upright bass, piano, drums. Instrumental long-form tracks. Mostly improvised I think. Started in Australia in the late 80’s early 90’s. Chris Abraham’s piano has a similar quality to this brilliant guitar playing.
Ecstatic minimalism. LaMonte Young, Lubomyr Melnyck and Charlemagne Palestine are the piano players who come to my mind. Basho also has his incredible voice which adds a whole other dimension. A true genius.
..i am trippin✨️
00:00 Friend of Time 10:20 Fry Bread 13:00 Hologram Buffalo 24:00 All We Have Broken Shines 30:20 Amber Canyon Magik 36:25 Outro/Band Introductions
Neither on of us was nearly old enough to have attended the Reed concert, but I have great memories, Steve, of sitting in your room in the ODB and copying your version of this reel-to-reel, which you found in the attic of the Reed library in, what, 1984? I still have my cassette version, in fact, which bears some sort of magic-marker "mystical" drawing that I thought would be worthy of Fahey's startling achievement. It helps that we spent so much time back then in the SU, where this concert had taken place--we knew well enough of the atmosphere!
Was blessed to attend some of his awesome early visits to Seattle in the '70's to the '90's. UofW, Blue Moon tavern, MOHAI, Seattle concert theatre, & finally the Backstage in '92.
i disagree about most of the bible. but a sister knows how to sing
Fantastic performance, I miss going to see these folks play so much. Always glad to have more BBML! Thanks for the upload.
Great tune!
Amazing. Thank you so much. There’s not enough of these guys. Their music rocks my world.
Incredible, hystoric, what can I say. Beautifull, and very, very special.
Robbie Basho!🔥♥️
This is good.
wow never knew he did birthday party live!
God bless you
This is fantastic! Thanks for uploading this. Is there a way to get a download link for this? I'd love a copy.
@@paintbox9899 Feel free to email. You may have already. There's a couple messages that I haven't yet replied to. Apologies if that was you. I'll reach out soon-thanks!
Thank you so much!!
0:00 Interview Pt. I 3:04 Starblanket River Child 8:41 Fry Bread 9:41 All We Have Broken Shines 14:51 Interview Pt. II 16:00 Friend of Time
This recording was also posted in th-cam.com/video/Va8A99TlQF4/w-d-xo.html
So I was totally taken with Fahey's music and a student at Reed. I saw him twice on campus in those late 60's years, and can't recall which set was which. Anyhow, during his break I followed him into the bathroom and asked him about one of his compositions. He told me he was miserable because he was "on the wagon" and also constipated. He handed me out the chords to the song in question, written on toilet paper.
This is the kind of story the internet exists to tell
David! Would love to be in touch. Jim Beller. We have a picture of my wife and her recently deceased friend taken in SW Portland at a Victory Through Vegetables performance. You are playing bass in the background.
- He was also diabetic. A shame that he needed alcohol to feel right.
So do you still have the toilet paper?
awesome. So much Fahey character in those short sentences.
You sir, are a gentleman and a scholar. Thank you!
holy shit
wow where did you find this omg
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this is incredible. thank you for this upload. this was recorded during the same year my favorite Fahey album was released, 'Days Have Gone By, Vol. 6', so he was in his prime, imo.
My favorite album too!!
The fact that Days Have Gone by Vol 6 is my most played Fahey record would seem to indicate that it is "my "favorite" as well. Voice of the Turtle is right on up there as well. I happened upon Fahey on the Audio Karma Forum "what are you listening to now" thread where someone had posted Voice of the Turtle. I had never heard of Fahey. Then quite by chance in the local Goodwill store Some 8-10 years ago) I saw it there along with America, Sign of the Red Cross and City of Refuge. I later picked up the Vinyl of Turtle and others that I happened upon along the way including The Transcendental Waterfall which is where Days Have Gone By Vol. 6 is in my collection. I have been having a rather "bad karma" August of 2022. Taxman hit me up for four years of reconfigured back property taxes, a guitar I bought from a large online retailer is now lost in the ether as I sent it back to be fixed......then happened upon some Fahey interviews and shows and he helped bring me right back down to a happier place. Thanks John and the Poor Farm Broadcasters.
Both Basho and Fahey are invaluable national treasures of folk music. Maybe their influence and recognizement is not like that of Bob Dylan, but they truly deserves it.
The music, the story behind the existence of these recordings, just astounding. Thanks!
This is so fucking incredible holllly shit
Thank you for posting!
Thank you for putting a grin all the way around my head with this post! This version of The Great San Bernardino Birthday Party especially pleases me - there's one passage starting around 8:24 that on the studio album he plays through once, but here he roars through it twice, playing it with the fire it always needed - thank you so much!
What a treasure!
So great. Wish I had seen Basho and Fahey live.
So great to hear this stuff. Wish I had seen Basho and Fahey live.
This is fantastic. Thanks for sharing.
Thx for this remarquable post on this unknown Fahey concert
Thanks. Always listening to Fahey.
This guy was the real deal. I have never heard of dude. I lived off 47th and Woodstock, and 54th and Henderson. I used to occasionally go to Reed to shoot some pool, I like the environment. I cannot believe a dude on this level was there, times have changed. It feels like 37th and Woodstock listening to this, like I am there, I see dude really took in the environment.
'Dude'?! Have some respect. You can call him Mr Fahey, King John or just plain 'sir'. Now, which is it to be, boy?
awesome comment. You show plenty of respect for what this was, which seems to me like it didn't have to do with formality at all... just the respectful vibes of enjoying life.
0:01 Medicine Raga 16:13 Lost Lagoon Suite 30:05 Track 3 44:26 Track 4 (cut) Link to John Fahey’s 1967-04-08 set: th-cam.com/video/bX14WJ1CWkc/w-d-xo.html
0:01 St. Louis Blues 2:50 The Great San Bernardino Birthday Party 10:11 Requiem For Russell Blaine Cooper 17:34 The Red Pony (Wine and Roses) 22:22 On The Banks Of The Owchita 27:28 When The Catfish Is In Bloom 34:13 Dance Of The Inhabitants Of The Palace Of King Philip XIV 39:23 In Christ There Is No East Or West Link to Robbie Basho’s 1967-04-08 set: th-cam.com/video/cL792z4uTWw/w-d-xo.html
Is there anyway this show is available for download? I'm fine with mp3 but flac would be cool, too.
Thanks for the song list! Great Birthday Party is fantastic!!!
the first track is not St. Louis Blues, but something that Fahey later called "Lights Out". He recorded it again with Terry Robb on the 1997 "Let Go" album. On this live performance he's playing it in a D minor tuning, i.e., DGDGA#D. Great stuff, as usual from Fahey.