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Note to the listener: This album is dedicated to Dock Boggs. From his recordings I learned many of the melodies and words found in this music. The banjo is from Africa and is well represented on the album 'Black Banjo Songsters.' This album is a gift from Valgeir, Nico, and Ben Frost. It is dedicated to them.

Singing is a good way to pass the time when you're taking a walk or hitchhiking: 'I'm a long time travelling here below, I'm a long time traveling away from home, I'm a long time traveling here below, to lay this body down.' This album is dedicated to Marian, my friends Thomas and Gabriel, my brother Stefan, my parents, and the wonderful and gentle Dr. Weldon who took my wisdom teeth out with such care. I really appreciated that! Have you seen the show 'Jackass'? 'Wild Bill Jones' and other songs.

Mika Vainio Onko Rar Extractor. Sam Amidon credits. Released January 1, 2007 Produced and recorded by Valgeir Sigurðsson. Wind/brass/string arrangements by Nico Muhly Song arrangements by Sam Amidon Sam: sing, banjo, acoustic & electric guitar, fiddle on 6 Stefan Amidon: drums on 4 and 5 Nico Muhly: piano Ben Frost: programming on 2, bass on 6 Aaron Siegel: percussive textures on 2 and 10, glockenspiel on 10 Morse: sing on 7 Eyvind Kang: viola on 2 and 9 Valgeir Sigurðsson: bass, electronics, harmonium, percussion on 2 and 6. Mixed and mastered by Valgeir Sigurðsson at Greenhouse Studios, Reykjavik. Principal studio assistant - Mio. Volkswagen Headline Font Free.

Crack Enigma Tv. Additional recording by Dan Bora at Looking Glass Studios in New York, and at 543 Manhattan Ave (courtesy of Thomas) by Sam. Cover photos & hearty slaps on the back and chest by Gabriel Greenberg. Thanks to Morse for help on the cover concept.

Just wait 'till you hear her sing. Graphic design by Ritxi. All songs are traditional, public domain this is a bedroom community record license.

Nonesuch Records releases The Following Mountain, the newest solo album by experimental folk artist, singer, and multi-instrumentalist Sam Amidon. Created with producer Leo Abrahams (Brian Eno, Regina Spektor) and Amidon’s frequent collaborator Shahzad Ismaily, it represents a new approach for Amidon, who shifts here from his previous norm of re-working traditional folk songs and presents nine wholly original compositions, with some lyrics drawing on traditional sources. The album features a rare guest appearance by drummer Milford Graves, known initially for his work in the 1960s with free jazz legends Albert Ayler and Sonny Sharrock. The Following Mountain was made during two distinct recording sessions: an initial weekend in Brooklyn where Ismaily and Amidon brought in Graves, percussionist Juma Sultan (Jimi Hendrix), and saxophonist Sam Gendel for a heavily improvised session; followed by time in the studio over the summer in London, where Amidon worked with Leo Abrahams to shape and develop the songs. “The Following Mountain is a walk through the thickets of the imagination,” Amidon said, “. A personal mythology of sounds and visions and characters. It is my first album of original music, but is still linked to the Appalachian music I love, as well as improvisation, beats, Don Cherry, Vermont, London.'