Some Important records - the label called Important or IMPREC.

Acid Mothers Temple & The Melting Paraiso U.F.O - Ziggy Sitar Dust Mantra



John Fahey - Hitomi




The Fine Art Of Goofing Off by Henry Jacobs & Bob McClay pt1



www.ImportantRecords.com
About the dvd:
THE FINE ART OF GOOFING OFF
In 1972, San Francisco public television station KQED aired the first of three half-hour
programs devoted to leisure titled The Fine Art of Goofing Off. Combining various
animation techniques — stop-action photography, claymation, collage, cut-outs,
and continuous drawing — this unique series celebrated pointless activity, dancing
between the silly and the philosophical with free-associative abandon.
With few if any creative limits set by the station, the films reveal a fresh, imaginative
collaboration between animator Bob McClay, Henry Jacobs, and producer Chris Koch.
Included are contributions from Alan Watts, author George Leonard, psychedelic poster
artist Victor Moscoso, filmmaker Jordan Belson, humorist Woody Leifer, as well as
members of the legendary San Francisco troupe and Second City antecedant, The
Committee. Amazingly, these three films were rescued by McClay on their way to the
dumpster about 30 years ago! Thanks to him, they've survived to still offer the advice,
"The pursuit of happiness can be extremely tiring— sit still and let happiness pursue you for a while."

...an aimlessly irresistible collection of animated fun.
Terrence O'Flaherty
San Francisco Chronicle
5 Comments
Add a public comment...


For desdemonaspace


f
ENJOY

So, now it's time for more music - all from my finds today at 25 pence per CD!!!!

Neil Young - He Was The King



Barrington Levy - Here I Come



Alyson Williams - My Love Is So Raw



Gato Barbieri - I Want You




ENJOY

John Fahey's 1997 album on Table Of The Elements -


John Fahey - Womblife (Full Album)





TRACKLIST:

01. Sharks - 0:00
02. Planaria - 9:20
03. Eels - 19:14
04. Coelacanths - 25:28
05. Juana - 33:01

Although in a similar vein to Fahey I think Basho has been rather underrated but now he is being discovered more with the recent 5 CD set from Tompkins Square.

Robbie Basho - Visions of the Country (Full Album)



Please consider supporting labels that unearth and support the music of uniquely American dirt and soul: https://gnomelife.bandcamp.com/album/...​
00:00​ Green River Suite
07:39​ Rodeo
10:09​ Rocky Mountain Raga
17:48​ Variations on Easter
21:45​ Blue Crystal Fire
26:33​ Orphan's Lament
30:20​ Leaf in the Wind
34:59​ Night Way
41:10​ Elk Dreamer's Lament
45:27​ Call on the Wind


Robbie Basho - Song of the Stallion (1971) Full Album



Truly one of his best albums. I have yet to see the full album here on YouTube, let alone a high quality version (it was never released on CD) so here it is in all its glory.

Ripped from a vinyl copy, encoded to 320kbps 48khz AAC before upload.

00:00​ Song of the Stallion
05:11​ A North American Raga
16:48​ The Lady She Is Waiting
22:01​ Roses and Snow
29:57​ California Raga
39:29​ The Hajj
44:50​ Khatum


ENJOY

More musical meanderings -


Cat Power - Troubled Waters



John Fahey - America



Bill Frisell - Gimme a Holler



Don Caballero - The Peter Criss Jazz



ENJOY

Time for some music methinks -

Stina Nordenstam - Dynamite




Nina Simone - Black Is The Color Of My True Love's Hair



Alison Krauss & Union Street - I'm Gone



Robin Holcomb - Nine Lives



Van Morrison - Into The Mystic




Enjoy

A feral collection of tunes -

Calexico - Crystal Frontier



The Velvet Underground - Oh! Sweet Nuthin'




The Brian Jonestown Massacre - Anemone




Maggie Nichols and Peter Nu - Don't Assume



Enjoy.

Some music for a morning -

Mellow Candle - Heaven Heath



Letitia Sadier - The Scene Of The Lie




Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds - Far From Me



American Music Club - I'll Be Gone



Enjoy

More Wired grooves -

Pan American - Memphis Helena



From the new album "A Son" (Kranky Records)

Empath - Soft Shape



From the album by Empath "Active Listening: Night on Earth"
2019 Get Better Records

Carl Stone - Himalaya



Fromthe album - Himalaya (with Akaihirume)
(Unseen Worlds CD)
"the final glide through spacious textures and rarefied tunings – leading towards intonations from the Japanese vocalist Akaihirume – reconnects your soul with the stuff of sound itself as you ruminate on an epic journey, both exhilarating and affecting."


Unsay - Sapphire



From the "Virginity" album (Bandcamp dowlnoad)


Enjoy!

More musical excursions from the jazzman - oh and do you like the new page style or do you prefer the old one?

The Album Leaf - The Audio Pool



The Mercury Program - The Sea Is In Here



Tristeza - Respira



American Music Club - Why Won't You Stay



Enjoy.