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Jim and Lisa are musicians involved in several music projects.
Lisa sings and Jim is a multi-instrumentalist/engineer.
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MP3 Files for streamimg or downloading These recordings are getting a bit old now. They were done in the
previous incarnation of my studio between 1998 and 2006 with inexpensive, prosumer gear; not my tube preamps. I haven't
recorded any new songs since then, just some samples for my preamp
site. Jihad (all Jim)
At least TRY to be a hoopy frood and become a part of Towel Day! (That's actually a black towel with 42 in slightly more reflective black.)
Lovely Walkers
Cowbot Blues
Your Scientist's Brain
Wishing On This Day
Older recordings and mixes Leave Me Alone - Acoustic, folksy. Lisa sings this one. Slow Saxy Blues - Instrumental blues. I record rough songs for practicing with. I liked this one well enough to share it. Hangin' On - Synth based rock Dicketyda - Instrumental. Sort of a new-agey thing. It has been compared to Frank Zappa's "Hot Rats" period. Trance-in-tent-ial Journey - New age space jazz instrumental Absent Friends - A dirge or maybe a ray of solace in a time of loss.
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Some Collaborations The music presented here is copyrighted. It is intended for the listening use of our visitors. Any copying or other use is prohibited without written permission of the authors. An acoustic jazz-blues featuring: Tim Turner on writing, vocals, acoustic guitars and bass Tim Turner on writing, vocals, acoustic guitars Diary of a Nobody Tim Turner - music, acoustic guitar, vocals
Jim Miller - horns, bass guitar, slide guitar William O'Connell - keyboards Jeff Nelson - drums Bobby Dodd - lyrics **Recorded acoustic guitar, drums & vocals at MTM Studios by Jeff Nelson **Recorded keyboards at William's studio **Recorded all other instruments at Studio 9er.
This is our collaboration project with Alderman , our dear Swedish friend. Hej min vän! Läget? Ha det så bra! |
We don't have anything for sale. I have never been satisfied enough with my recordings, to consider them worthy of releasing some sort of CD/album and charging money for it. Since developing my tube preamps, that is changing. For the first time in my life I am actually happy with the sound of my recordings. See the examples page on my preamp site if you want to see what I'm talking about.
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