Thursday, April 19, 2018
The Bats of Ballard - 44.5
The Bats of Ballard - 44.5 from Steve Turnidge on Vimeo.
No synths?! Then why post this? Well, every now and then I like to share what the makers of synths are doing out there in addition to making the gear we love. Enter, Steve Turnidge of SYNTHWERKS. That's him on bass. I ran into him last night at the Jean-Michel Jarre show, along with Jamie Simmonds, aka Mr.Simmonds. It was an amazing show BTW. There are two dates left on the tour: https://jeanmicheljarre.com. Just go! If you can make it, you will not be dissapointed. Anyway, Steve shared the video above with me and I thought I'd post it. Enjoy the non-synth music, although there are some keys in there, mainly organ.
"A track from the recording session of the 44th album by The Bats of Ballard... Fully improvised at The Player's Lounge, Seattle.
Amy Denio - Vocals and Woodwinds
Christian Heilman - Keys
Steven Enstad - Guitar
Steve Turnidge - Bass
Greg Reid - Drums
Recorded at The Player's Lounge on December 29, 2017
Audio and Video recorded by Greg Reid
Mixed by Christian Heilman
Mastered by Steve Turnidge
Video by Steve Turnidge
Copyright 2017 The Bats of Ballad"
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