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May 24 features: Margot & The Nuclear So and So's, Gentleman Caller, and Everything, Now! - Reserve Tickets
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Nine Different Kinds of Gone:
A Tribute to Kenny Childers
Now available on limited-edition double-vinyl from MFT!
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Total Request: 21246 (20590 downloads, 656 plays)
Request since monday May 20: 80 (80 downloads, 0 plays)
Year: 2006
Location: Louisville, Kentucky
Comments: 3 comments
Members:
Hoosier Pete - strings
Solo guitar from the Ohio River Valley . . .

2011, Adept,
Hoosier Pete wrote, played, recorded, and salted it. "Amazing Grace" (traditional) recorded by Dan Willems. From an upcoming release due to be finished sometime before hell freezes over.

2008, Adept,
"In St. Louis things didn't seem to be so good, and he got into a row with a hooker he picked up on Market Street who tried to roll him, so as a guy told him there were plenty jobs to be had in Louisville he began to beat his way east. By the time he got to New Albany it was hot as the hinges of hell; he'd had poor luck on hitches and his feet were swollen and blistered. He stood a long time looking into the swift brown current of the Ohio, too tired to go any further. He hated the idea of tramping around looking for a job. The river was the color of gingerbread; he started to think of the gingercookies Lizzie Green used to make in his mother's kitchen and he thought he was a damn fool to be bumming around like this. He'd go home and plant himself among the weeds, that's what he'd do."-- John Dos Passos, The 42nd Parallel

2010, Adept,
Hoosier Pete wrote, spoke, played, and recorded it (except 4' 33", composed by John Cage). All tracks recorded on a Motorola Karma cell phone between May and September of 2010.
This is the first in a series of "field recordings" - essentially an aural sketchbook. Warning: ultra lo-fi.
Street Glazed Green Red
Sheltering Sky Above
Sonata for Heat
Meditation on Burning Hell
Stink of Asphalt
Blue Sky Up There Somewhere Through the Trees
Between Times
Hello Then
Down
4' 33"
Out of the Heat
Really Fucking Annoying Day at Work Blues
Ritual Humidity Dance
Old Rust Breathes Cold
Requiem for John Lee Hooker
Theme for an Afternoon
Trumpet Loop
As It Ever Was
Waiting for the Heat to Break Blues
This Summer's Been Tuned to E
Harvey is Calm at Last
Fading . . .
2007, Adept,
Hoosier Pete wrote & played it. Dan Willems recorded it. Elijah Pritchett poured some sugar on it. ("Dance of the Inhabitants of the Palace of King Philip XIV of Spain" written by John Fahey. "Prelude/Portland" recorded by Elijah Pritchett.)
This album is inspired by the Portland neighborhood of Louisville . . . and, of course, John Fahey.
Requiem for Eric
The Son House Variations
(The Dead Buried In) Shippingport
The Rock Goes Up, the Rock Goes Down
Heart Beats Faster
Prelude/Portland
The Dark Hour
Requiem for John Fahey I: Inroit (for Lap Steel)
Requiem for John Fahey II: The Quinghai Line (Up Into the Thin Air)
Requiem for John Fahey III: The Radio Between Stations
Requiem for John Fahey IV: Sad Marionette
Requiem for John Fahey V: Dance of the Inhabitants of the Palace of King Philip of Spain
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