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Sept a dire, my dear say whatever you want" jhaffur khan azad darakth: alto saxophone, trumpet, kanjira, drums, jaw's harp Joel Banner Baird: acoustic bass, piano, voice

Instantaneously composed new music from the naiF atelier with: jhaffur khan azad darakth: batterie, voice Joel Banner Baird: gretchenator guitar, acoustic bass

Instantaneously composed extream classical new music by the naiFians: jhaffur khan azad darakth: piano Joel Banner Baird: acoustic bass

A presentation of instantaneously composed collaborative production with: jhaffur khan azad darakth: flute, clarinet and drums Joel Banner Baird: acoustic bass and guitar

A club date taken lying down with or without Joel Banner Baird: acoustic bass, Blondie electric guitar jhaffur khan azad darakth: trumpets, clarinets, trombone, drums

Le demi monde as percieved directly by compounded Black Walnut leaves. jhaffur khan azad darakth: plays batterie, zauberflute Joel Banner Baird: plucks bass, plays piano grandee and vocalizes

Turgut dreams of revenge during his long hours of captivity jhaffur khan azad darakth: Kyrgyz transverse flute, clarinet, Tajik folk flute, percussion, duduks Joel Banner Baird: acoustic bass, cellos

jhaffur khan azad darakth: drums, bansuri, trombone, shehnai, trumpet Joel Banner Baird: acoustic bass, piano, organ related lyrics: Lawn chairs sinking in the thunda* tundra Afford an arctic view of diminishing returns For peats sake and carbon if I do I’ll take two tickets for the northern passage Open return by air mattress as levels rise Upended ice bergs left leaning all akimbo Northern polar...

synaptic resilience through instantaneous free association helps illuminate journeys through the mindscape informed by mental bravery a head. jhaffur khan azad darakth and Joel Banner Baird hold an elaborated spontaneous conversation on varied instrumentation including but not limited to: melodica, kanjira, cumbush, cello,, laquerware, voices, bells, ocarina, biscuit tins, glockenshpiel, mbira, ma...

Just a short reverie inspired by Esther Esther: voice Joel Banner Baird: acoustic bass, Gretchenator slide guitar jhaffur khan azad darakth: bansuri, percussion, clapping

Joel Banner Baird: lyrics, piano, voice, acoustic bass jhaffur khan azad darakth: silver flute, percussion, shehnai, clarinet, the ballad in actual verse: "Buffalo Gals in Tinker Town frolic and adventure rings around your toes so much of which goes to show this ain’t no ordinary rodeo rope tricks are a no-go I’d settle for a string of bling ‘cause that’s the way the bee stings pop goes the pipe-d...

a low down dirty classic blues from the back flow on the old Western Delta Joel Banner Baird provides principal voice, guitar, acoustic bass jhaffur khan azad darakth accompanies on brushes, silver flute, supporting voices lyrics (Joel Banner Baird): you hear about someone hereabouts messin’ with the Western Delta? yep: outranked ranger too polite for trouble picks his own groans, rolls and tumble...

"You make me crazy with your silly talk but you drive me wild with your side to side walk" Joel Banner Baird: voice, acoustic bass, slide guitar, organ jhaffur khan azad darakth: voice, drums, silver flute, alto saxophone Melanie: voice

Sleeping kin let them be second cousins dreaming in sequence Joel Banner Baird: acoustic bass, cello jhaffur khan azad darakth: drums, alto saxophone, blues harmonica

Bring Red Columnist in Joel Banner Baird: classical guitar, acoustic bass, cello, voice jhaffur khan azad darakth: trumpet, clarinet, silver flute, trombone, melodica, Kyrgyz jaw's harp, percussion, voic

a dancehall roadeo bluester blascapade bhangropera Joel Banner Baird: acoustic bass and Gretchenator slide guitar jhaffur khan azad darakth: drums, blues harmonica, voice, whistle

antiquity not withstanding the excrudescence still smells of greed slathered thick and accreted through the sediment of time held fast in layers but still exuding ancient breath: Joel Banner Baird: acoustic bass, voices, piano forte and Spanish guitar jhaffur khan azad darakth: conches, monster trumpet, voices, tympony

an early morning ode to the sabzi mandis of the world jhaffur khan azad darakth: bansuris, percussion Joel Banner Baird: voice, guitar,chimes

Now the old bald eagle he can fly he looks down at the river below he ain't blind he knows you're swimmin against the flow but he's still got the sky now that river is muddy and the river is wide yeah but that eagle sees it all and you'll never hide cause he's still got the sky until the last sunset that old bald eagle he'll never forget and I'll tell you why cause he's still got the sky!! jhaffur...

strictly by the book these phylo generic notations ascribe to no other ceded, pressed or boxed antecedents but rather present as unexpropriated foliar rotations saxophones and percussion are presented by jhaffur khan azad darakth acoustic bass, piano and cello are courtesy of Joel Banner Baird

transcribed from early lepidopterist's harpsichord notations in countries on the side. silverflutes, drums and melodica: jhaffur khan azad darakth acoustic bass and electric guitar: Joel Banner Baird

Late afternoon with: jhaffur khan azad darakth on bansuris, saxophone and percussion Joel Banner Baird playing acoustic bass and Gretchenator

New music from the affronted cortex after the great crossing by the Naif collective: Joel Banner Baird: acoustic bass, cello, Gretchenator guitar jhaffur khan azad darakth: clarinets, percussion

Is anyone? I thought not: another instantaneously composed piece carried forward by its crankitalligismic freedrums and melodinks jhaffur khan azad darakth on flutes and whistles, trumpet, drums and dogbowls, glockenspei,voice Joel Banner Baird on acoustic bass, cumbush, voice

An anglo stirfry served with seasoning and sauciness by: jhaffur khan azad darakth: bansuri, tymponic percussion Joel Banner Baird on acoustic bass, and Gretchenator slide guitar