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What...is Pt. 1

Ian Raymond Smit

Label: Self Produced
Released: 2024
Duration: 08:23
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Tracks

Part 1 Broken Twigs Fallen Leaves; The Whole Hole; Part 2 In A Sense Of Innocence; An Instant Instance; Part 3 Trapped; Ali Ali Oxen Free; 5 Drummers Walk Into A Bar; Part 4 Who is...; Gone Doe La; The Variant Express; Part 5 One Can Never Have Enough Fairy Dust; A Block From Grace; Whisperer

Personnel

Ian Raymond Smit

guitar

Additional Personnel / Information

Dave Anthony: All kinds of percussive bangy, clangy things that go vvoomph, bird calls, a garbage can lid and marimbas on Tracks 2 and 6, as well as, Boom Chop and shaking stuff on the left side of the stereo spectrum on Track 7...Evidently, one can never have enough banging and clanging on a garbage can lid! Kevin Brown: Acoustic bass, the thump, and water softener extractor on Tracks 7 and 10. Alan Camlet: Spang Spang-a-Lang Thwacker on the right side of the stereo spectrum, and drum/piano recording engineer on track 7. Boom Chopper on Track 10. Barry Chabala: Engineer on Track 10, and contributed mellotron, fairy dust, and was The Instigator for this project from about 2000 miles away! Jeff Eldredge: Covidly tacet on Track 10. Steinway piano recorded at Mr. Camlet's Hoboken Recorders Studio for Track 7 and still curates the ever expanding: Most Excellent Shirt Collection! Ernie Fortunato: Engineer, Mixer, Fixer, Shrinker and Masterer for all things here unless otherwise noted. Plus subversive kick drum and special sauce in the basement on Track 1. Steve Meltzer: Framed pitter patter rompage on Tracks 7 and 10. Dr. Tom Nazziola: Piano on Tracks 4 and 9. Udu voodoo, marimba/vibes and preliminary surgical alignment on Track 7. Steve Peckman: Licorice Stick horns and even more fairy dust on Tracks 2, (co-composer 10, 13). Ian Smit: Guitars, hammered dulcimer, loops, effects, overt fairy dust noises, composer…Instigated. Jim Stagnitto: Trumpet that goes voo, voo, voo on Track10. Engineer on Tracks 4 and 9 from several lifetimes ago. Bill Weisbach: Percussive bangy and clangy things plus further strategic surgical realignments on Track 7.