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Furious Friday Franklin Street Jams in F

by: A Tiny Window

Publication date: 2010-04-23

Usage: Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0

Topics: saz, baglama, improvisational, improvisation, improvising, improv, psychedelia, psychedelic, jam, jamming, freeform, lo-fi, lofi, Stevens Point, Wisconsin, free folk

Electric guitar and amplified saz jams in the key of F with Dan Miller, recorded one Friday afternoon in Stevens Point, Wisconsin, April 2010.

Notes

a Coopers hawk, one of which was seen on Dan's neighbour's porch shortly before the session
Dan - electric guitar (Ibanez), through Harmony H530 amp
Matthew - saz, through Ampeg BA-H5SP amp (tracks 1-6)

Dan was jamming in E, but his guitar was tuned up a semitone, so the saz got tuned down from G to F. The looser strings, together with the weird combinations of effects Dan was choosing on the Ampeg led to this rather unusual saz sound.

Several of the tracks branched off from a riff which Dan semi-consciously borrowed from somewhere - he wasn't quite sure where, but thinks it might have been something from Sonic Youth's A Thousand Leaves album or possibly a track by Mastodon.

more jams with Dan A Tiny Window
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