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| | Junk Dogs - Everything Else | | Blam III | | Blam IV | | Blam V | | Blam VI | | | | | | | |
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Phil Dupuis
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Rob Herkert
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John Clancy
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BLAM III for Christmas 2005 was
Recorded on December 18, 2005
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| Instruments recorded were Ludwig acoustic drums,
a Strat going through a Marshall with 2 12" speakers, a Kurzweil K1000 (Piano
& Clavinet), Korg 01W/ProX w/ Orchestral Card (Strings), a Hammond XK2
(Fake Organ), Hammond C3 with a Leslie 122 & Leslie 122RV (Real Organ),
SE-1 Synthesizer (Fake Minimoog) and a Moog Minimoog (real minimoog).
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| 1 Electric Guitar, 1 Drummer, 1 Keyboard
Player (no bass, no overdubs, no rehearsals)
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| (2)
To Foresee Once Again (Part One)
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(6)
Flying Low
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| (3)
To Foresee Once Again (Part Two )
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(7)
Too Late To Hide
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| (4)
Funk In The Sea of E
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(8)
Return Of Merlyn
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| (5)
Homeless
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(9)
Mamba Samba Mamba
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These live recordings were made on Sunday, December 18, 2005 between 1:00PM to
3:00PM. Drummer Phil Dupuis brought his old friend Rob Herkert (guitar) over to
meet bandmate John Clancy (keyboards) and we decided to plug in and roll tape.
Most of these improvisations start off pretty tentative, but there are
absolutely some valid moments here once they get going. Listening to these
afterwards, I am surprised they came out this well; I really do not recall this
sounding even this good when we did it. Send all complaints directly to
Clancy.
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| NOTE: All tracks written by Rob Herkert, John
Clancy and Phil Dupuis, copyright 2005.
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| * BonusTracks - Ok, ok, here is the final mix of
(1) Above It
All (we called it Gort Berenga, long story) this is the one with the bass and
the sound bytes from my favorite movie. Written by primarily by Mark Dearing
at the end of 2005 for our ill fated band "After Life", featuring Mark Dearing on Vocals & Guitar, Phil
Dupuis on Drums & John Clancy on Keyboards and Jeff McMullen on Bass Guitar.
This song went through many, many mixes, but (10)
this mix
is the one with all the keyboard tracks audible (unfortunately there is no bass on this one).
We should have created a lot more music like this, but Jeff left, then Phil left
then Mark left. Band dynamics remain a mystery to me.
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