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MP3 Barry Phillips - Summer of Cello
There is only cello on this recording - from 2 to 16 on each song.
Not a classical approach, but as if the cellos think they are a rock band ...
... and they DO think that anyway.
13 MP3 Songs in this album (56:14) !
Related styles: Rock: Instrumental Rock, Pop: 60''s Pop, Instrumental
People who are interested in Cello Ensemble Kronos Quartet Turtle Island Quartet should consider this download.
Details:
1 Happenings Ten Years Time Ago (3:30)
2 Incense and Peppermints (4:54)
3 Rope Ladder to the Moon (3:21)
4 Laléna (3:20)
5 Ruby Tuesday (3:21)
6 Sunshine of Your Love (4:24)
7 Hello Goodbye (3:37)
8 Surf''s Up (4:28)
9 Tomorrow Never Knows / Rain (4:33)
10 Voodoo Chile (5:02)
11 Within You Without You (5:22)
12 Woodstock (7:01)
13 People Get Ready (3:19)
Recorded and mixed by Barry Phillips at Barry’s Cave.
Mastered by Rainer Gembalczyk at Sienna Digital.
© & (p) 2010 Barry Phillips
P. O. Box 531, Santa Cruz, California 95061
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Thanks to all the original writers and bands - this music has meant so much to me!
I play three different cellos on this recording - a 1850’s Mittenwald lion’s head cello,
a sympathetic cello made for me in Kolkata by Krishna Mondal 2008 (5 playing, 11 sympathetic buzzy strings), and a probably German & probably @ 1900 student cello that I retrofitted for 5 strings (CGDAE).
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© & (p) 2010 Barry Phillips - https://www.tradebit.com 531, Santa Cruz, California, USA 95061
Back cover photo by Russell Martin (2009). Inner B&W photo by Jeff Sielaff (1970-ish).
Spin & Drip art by Barry Phillips.
Thanks to my cello students for wanting to play 60’s tunes - Graham, Rachel, Rio & Rogan - you''re an inspiration! And to Shelley, Nathan, Jesse & Todd for inspirational encouragement and excellent harassment. Special thanks to my parents for driving us to gigs when we were still to young to drive!
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