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If love were a romantic sport I'd have to say we're havin a Feel Day! I might even feel so bold to stand right up and kick a goal We're havin a Feel Day! Joel Banner Baird: acoustic bass, classical guitar and vocals jhaffur khan azad darakth: percussion, silver flute and vocals

still now there is time to stop the madness jhaffur khan azad darakth: hand cymbols, melodica, bird calls, silver flute, clarinet, djembe,jaw’s harp Joel Banner Baird: classical guitar, acoustic bass

dewdrops leaved would want to sound like this if tested on the tongue Joel Banner Baird: guitar jhaffur khan azad darakth: bass clarinet, trumpet

a crushing percussion discussion duo, punctured with tinctures of iodide: jhaffur khan azad darakth: intro vocals, udu, djembe, bells, trumpet Kamran Khan aka McEucalips: intro vocals, tablas, dumbek, drums

Decribe the merging sounds of the Caucasian fungi as it hums to mountain rhymes and you shall hear the rounds of vulkan lump: Cameron Campbell aka McEucalips: on harmonica and vocalese Joel Banner Baird: cello and bass jhaffur khan azad darakth: drums and euphonium

It's all guitar its a resonator, Gretchens in the field! Joel Banner Baird: Gretch resonator guitar

a naiFian trio excursion beyond the Wallace Line of the uncontrolled imagination into the world of forest lore "saya lupa banyak tentang yang mana masih rinduh tidak lancar lagi tanah air ku Tuhan dari hutan yang penting sekali buat mereka" So much forgotten about unsure what Yet still I miss it no longer fluent our land our water Lord of the forest is so important for them and us." McEucalips, ak...

"Well, half the neighbours steal half the neighbours feel so bad about it half the neighbours grill half the neighbours are still mad about it pout about it grouse about it until they get one avocado one avocado, one avocado one avocado makes three here today gone forever head in the hills, head in the hills cause one avocado, one avocado one avocado makes three. Well suburbs got your tongue city'...

Listening to this is the first thing that needs doing the rest is trio treeage recorded at The Branches and Winooski studios McEucalips aka Kamran Khan: drums jhaffur khan azad darakth: bass clarinet, silver flute Joel Banner Baird: piano

"masih kachang kachang tetapi belum di makan selalu saya fikir di dalam itu ada yang belum bisa dilakukan still peanuts but not yet eaten always worry that in their midst is that which cannot yet be done." Joel Banner Baird: cello McEucalips aka Kamran Khan: percussion jhaffur khan azad darakth: bass Balinese suling

Dig into this free scat loaded improvisatory layer of incendiary soil saliva free of rot but fecund and squirming jhaffur khan azad darakth: drums and horns McEucalips aka Kamran Khan: beatbox, scat, jaw's harp and mouth Joel Banner Baird: piano

Suite de jazz - as if fully occupied at time of booking with instantaneously composed recording from Chinar and Winoosky studios jhaffur khan azad darakth: drums, alto saxophone, trumpet Joel Banner Baird: acoustic bass and piano

Baanj ka ishara Putlidar pattion ki gaana Sham ka muskara Vaapas pahaad ko mujhe jaana. The Hint of the Oak fluttering leaves in song the dark smile of dusk I must return to the mountains. with jhaffur khan azad darakth: bass clarinet, keyboards, udu Kamran Khan (McEucalips): dholak Joel Banner Baird: cello

forests of Kakankote hide more than trogons but speak brightly jhaffur khan azad darakth: Carnatic flute (venu), percussion Joel Banner Baird: acoustic bass and slide guitar

A bluetone buckle down percussion discussion with an earhone requirement. McEucalips on Congas and keyboards and sounds jhaffur khan azad darakth on drumkit, silver flute, trumpet and other flutes

Last time I googlied down under I heard the roiling sound of thunder. My palm had a feverish itch. There was a feeling on the pitch. The crowd was in my veins roaring driving me insane last time I googlied, by thunder. I made my name down under. jhaffur khan azad darakth, vocals Joel Banner Baird: electronics

On the occasion of the arrival of their majestic personages this piece presented without presentiment. jhaffur khan azad darakth: "french horn", "trumpet" Joel Banner Baird: cello, acoustic bass,

Now did she ever tell you about her porch life with Freddi? Now she said those days were pretty heady! I don't think she was never really ready for that porch life with Freddi. Joel Banner Baird: accoustic bass, slide cumbush jhaffur khan azad darakth: drums, alto saxophone, piano, vocals

Descant in deed, on note and flow we read. with prelude to conclude. jhaffur khan azad darakth: keyboard Joel Banner Baird: classical guitar

another instantaneously composed extream classical piece is presented extempore with nods as appropriate to earlier works in the fields where sylvan duty stands. jhaffur khan azad darakth: piano, trumpet Joel Banner Baird: cello

As it is yet to be formally released the name and primary characteristics of the images associated are left to the machinations of the listener, suffice to say that as the story unfolds Joel Banner Baird is heard on garage timer, casio keyboard, acoustic bass and Godin guitar jhaffur khan azad darakth presents: kanjira, mbira, Laotian raj napaim, Balinese gender, muted trumpet, voice, castanets, b...

Joel Banner Baird recites his composition memorializing early exploits of the three kings. read along as shown below.. He also plays bass, while jhaffur khan azad darakth, adds percussion and keyboard accompaniment. UNDERCOVER AT THE FACULTY CLUB Incognito in or out of costume vagabonds uninvited and yet so very much at ease at minimum moreso than those for whom party-time protocols dissolve in al...

This is purely within the "indoclassical" sub-genre of the Hindusthanium curvaturam which is sub-categorized as rain-filled all Go rhythms in the nomenclature of cumulo nimbus aural abrosption across spectrums, as such. Megh - which we know to be cloud. jhaffur khan azad darakth: introduction, bansuri, cajon joel banner baird: cello, slide guitar.

imagine yourself and then more! a late afternoon of self-reflection without need for direction - just playing the day as a way to the next. jhaffur khan azad darakth: percussion, trumpet, alto saxophone Joel Banner Baird: cello, guitar, voices

"The trees in us will therefore ever rooted be -following the sapward flow to source and soil" Godfrey L'arbre-Libere (Pere), 1632 Instantaneously orchestrated according to the lignin scoring by: jhaffur khan azad darakth: bass clarinet and drums Joel Banner Baird: acoustic bass and piano