Station Wagon Interior Perspective ( A Requiem for John Fahey)
by Robert Stillman & The Archaic Future Players
Wolf Larsen
Wolf Larsen
Rob Stillman is a prince among men.
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Record/Vinyl + Digital AlbumScreen printed at The Apohadion Theatre. Limited to 100 copies.
for orders in the UK - contact Archaic Future 's bandcamp
Includes unlimited streaming of Station Wagon Interior Perspective ( A Requiem for John Fahey) via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.ships out within 5 daysedition of 100$12 USD or more
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PART I: WALTZ
05:17
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PART II: BLUES
05:48
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PART III: STOMP
05:45
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PART IV: FUNERAL MARCH
05:22
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about
A 4-movement requiem for the late ragtime guitarist/composer/sound artist John Fahey, performed by Stillman and the The Archaic Future Players.
Available in limited edition of 100 vinyl 10-inch records in hand-screened jackets from Apohadion Records, with insert essay by Teddy Macker.
High-quality downloads or CDs available from Archaic Future.
Archaic Future---> archaicfuturerecordings.bandcamp.com
CD and digital download comes with two bonus tracks, ‘Epilogue for JF’ and ‘NR Rag’
Available in limited edition of 100 vinyl 10-inch records in hand-screened jackets from Apohadion Records, with insert essay by Teddy Macker.
High-quality downloads or CDs available from Archaic Future.
Archaic Future---> archaicfuturerecordings.bandcamp.com
CD and digital download comes with two bonus tracks, ‘Epilogue for JF’ and ‘NR Rag’
credits
released November 20, 2012
Kenny Warren (trumpet); Jeremy Udden (C-melody sax); Dave Noyes (trombone); Ben Stapp (tuba);
Robert Stillman (Fender Rhodes, drums, compositions)
“An ornery, creaky vision of American 20th Century fantasia, taking in the drunken lurch of late-night big band, the irrepressible freedoms of Charlie Haden's Liberation Music Orchestra, and the visionary freedom of outsiders like Charles Ives and Harry Parch…8/10 UNCUT
“The US composer and multi-instrumentalist presents a brass-and-percussion requiem for John Fahey, which marches, staggers, waltzes, and floats with a euphoric, drunken dignity…4/5 MOJO
“Stillman takes over-familiar totems of Americana asks you to hear them afresh.” THE OBSERVER
Kenny Warren (trumpet); Jeremy Udden (C-melody sax); Dave Noyes (trombone); Ben Stapp (tuba);
Robert Stillman (Fender Rhodes, drums, compositions)
“An ornery, creaky vision of American 20th Century fantasia, taking in the drunken lurch of late-night big band, the irrepressible freedoms of Charlie Haden's Liberation Music Orchestra, and the visionary freedom of outsiders like Charles Ives and Harry Parch…8/10 UNCUT
“The US composer and multi-instrumentalist presents a brass-and-percussion requiem for John Fahey, which marches, staggers, waltzes, and floats with a euphoric, drunken dignity…4/5 MOJO
“Stillman takes over-familiar totems of Americana asks you to hear them afresh.” THE OBSERVER
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Apohadion Records Portland, Maine
discography
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Nov 2012 -
Oct 2010
