Four Days in Austin
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Here's a time lapse video of what it's like to setup, record, and tear down 45 bands over four days.
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Here's a time lapse video of what it's like to setup, record, and tear down 45 bands over four days.
Wow. Powerful stuff here. You leave the tune wondering...
Yup. We did it again. Sit a fan down in front of their favorite artist, on a gondola in Steamboat, then roll cameras! Beauty.
Haunting rare track from Kendel Carson, featuring Chip Taylor, filmed during soundcheck at the Birchmere in Alexandria, Virginia, on December 13th. There were a couple of technical issues on this version that caused us to record a second take, but it didn't have the magic of the first one they laid down. So, fortunately, we were able to fix the first take and present it to you! Very powerful. Enjoy!
We're on the front end of a big snowstorm in the Washington/Baltimore area, so it seems fitting to share this performance from John Cowan that we filmed just over a week ago. Bring on the snow!
Just a taste of the behind the scenes action that takes place when you try to record 36 bands in 3 days...on a tour bus. Everybody seems to be enjoying themselves, huh?!
Did you grow up in a one-light town? Man, this will bring some memories flooding in. Dig it.
This was recorded early in the morning, on the third day of filming on the bus in Nashville. We really like how organic it is with the "gather 'round the mic" style and what's referred to as "the good bleed." Great new take on this traditional tune. Don't you love the Lovell Sisters?!
Man, we could record these guys all day! Jeremy Plato takin' the lead vocal spot on this one. Did we mention it's on a bus?!
We had a lot of rain during our filming of 36 bands in 3 days, on a bus, in Nashville. Surprisingly, none could be heard on any of the recordings, that I can recall, except our session with john Arthur martinez. Dig on Cobalt Blue then listen for the rain at the end...one of those cool things about field recordings.
Aaron
