I did not get Mr. Doyon's message until yesterday morning. And had already scheduled -- amazingly -- a date.
With a real woman [no blow-up], and one who might have liked the Wampus music, but our plans had been settled.
In a related note -- I think that the new Kowtow is my second-fave Wampus release ever [I consider Greenland an Eggbert, or even a Foldback . . . . ]. This jazz transition has opened me to instrumental stuff, and I like the guy's naked exploration of some common sounds and samples for me my age.
blah blah. Comments are the bomb diggety, aren't they?
No instrumental music for us, rather, his acoustic singer-songwriter with fiddly strat accompaniment. Good songs well played, and a chance to chat with Mark - not a bad night out.
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was this perchance the Kowtow Popoff show?
If so, how was it?
If not, how was the show captured here?
I did not get Mr. Doyon's message until yesterday morning. And had already scheduled -- amazingly -- a date.
With a real woman [no blow-up], and one who might have liked the Wampus music, but our plans had been settled.
In a related note -- I think that the new Kowtow is my second-fave Wampus release ever [I consider Greenland an Eggbert, or even a Foldback . . . . ]. This jazz transition has opened me to instrumental stuff, and I like the guy's naked exploration of some common sounds and samples for me my age.
blah blah. Comments are the bomb diggety, aren't they?
Kowtow, aye.
No instrumental music for us, rather, his acoustic singer-songwriter with fiddly strat accompaniment. Good songs well played, and a chance to chat with Mark - not a bad night out.
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