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ÇJon Hain - Catalog This is a one-of-a-kind collectors' item. We only made 250 copies and they are all numbered. Also, each one has different artwork inside. The packaging is a cloth pouch that is made from the long streamers used in The Eating Machine video so what you get may not quite look like the one pictured here. This is an enhanced CD -- it will play in your stereo and if you pop it in a computer you can access the videos. Also, there is a folder on the disc with various mp3s. It is really quite a nice package and has some stuff you won't get... [read more] |
FestivalJon Hain - Catalog Debut release from Madisons' Ed Anders Quartet. An attractive spirit of low-key adventure permeates this music. Recommended. - David Lewis, Cadence Magazine Marvelous...the EAQ has a unique, musical jazz approach. - Lennie Niehaus, Composer/Saxophonist An admirable piece of work, announcing the arrival of a new guitar-sax tag team. - Isthmus Newspaper  |
TractionJon Hain - Catalog This is the one that has everyone's attention... TRACTION picks up where the debut leaves off and it never looks back. From the foot tappin' all out energy of "Trish Dresser", to the intelligent, contemplative, yet explosive "Jimmy", this album has it all.  |
Lover's DanceJon Hain - Catalog First CD by the talented acoustic folk singer, songwriter Bob Westfall.  |
In A HeartbeatJon Hain - Catalog Second CD by the talented acoustic folk singer-songwriter Bob Westfall.  |
Lizards & StarsJon Hain - Catalog "Lizards & Stars" was released in late 1997. It was recorded by Brian Daly at Optisonic Studios over Labor Day weekend with the exception of track 13, "Tearing and Merging." This track (which is based on the Russell Edson poem, "...the tearing and merging of clouds") was recorded live at Weird Out In The Woods by Studio Earth Remote. It features a special guest performance by pSteve Wessing.  |
Perfect ChildJon Hain - Catalog On Christmas Eve 1998, Aaron rode two hours in a cab to his lady's house. It was there in her basement that he fired up the eight-track and began work on a solo album. It was time. Due to the constant unavailability of sober musicians at 4 a.m., he decided to play the instruments himself. In August of the following year, Speakeasy was privileged enough to lay ears upon these recordings. They found them to be some of the most poignant acoustic pop songs they had heard, and gladly welcomed Aaron to the roster. Perfect Child showcases four... [read more] |
Andrando SoloJon Hain - Catalog File under: Surreal Acoustic Blues Recorded completely live by Wendy Schneider at Coney Island Studios, Madison, Wisconsin  |
