Working with longtime Gordon collaborator, producer/engineer Jared Slomoff, Kottke and Gordon have crafted a singular collection of improvisational mood music, including a stripped-back version of Gordon’s classic “Peel” and Kottke’s stark rethinking of the Byrds’ “Eight Miles High.” NOON further includes a bopping cover of Prince’s “Alphabet St.” featuring Phish drummer Jon Fishman, who also joins Kottke and Gordon on four additional tracks. The album – which marks Kottke’s first studio record since his previous collaboration with Gordon, 2005’s 66 STEPS – was recorded in New Orleans and Vermont, with music exchanged between the two artists by file, tape-sealed boombox, sheet music, and face-to-face. Virgin Islands Shakedown to Celebrate the Music of the Grateful Dead with Members of moe.Intricate, warmly askew, and indelibly dexterous, NOON showcases 11 remarkable new tracks created by two of the most accomplished and idiosyncratic instrumentalists in American music. Gov’t Mule Reveal Plans for Annual Mule-O-Ween Celebration in New Orleans Taper’s Choice Nod to Phish’s Thematic Spelling Setlist in Colorado Eight Miles High Lyrics: McGuinn-Crosby-Clark / Eight miles high and when you touch down / You'll find that it's stranger than known / Signs in the street that say where you're goin' / Are. Listen to Noon and pre-order CD and vinyl editions here.
This marks the duo’s first collaboration since 2005’s Sixty Six Steps, and it is also Kottke’s first studio album of any kind since then. Leo Kottke, Live at No Exit Coffeehouse, 1968, 06, Eight Miles High, ID3: Leo Kottke, Live at No Exit Coffeehouse, 1968, 07, Tell Me This Aint The Blues. And it seems to meet somewhere in the middle.” Leo Kottke & Mike Gordon perform Eight Miles High' from their new album Noon, which is out now digitally. ‘Cause he’s a Pachinko machine and I’m paint drying. It rings your bell, you play it into the ground and that will make something else happen. Eight Miles High Lyrics: McGuinn-Crosby-Clark Eight miles high and when you touch down Youll find that its stranger. What drew you to those songs Leo Kottke: There are many tunes Id love to. He is widely known for his innovative fingerpicking style, which draws on. my favorites being Eight Miles High, Embryonic Journey and Sleepwalk.
I’m always just farting around and eventually stumbling over something. Eight Miles High by Leo Kottke (1945-) Leo Kottke is an acoustic guitarist. “Mike likes to write a lot of stuff and then throw out the shit that doesn’t hold up the next day,” Kottke told AS. Hes eight mile high this lad, hes gangster tripping. Kottke took the opportunity to elaborate on his and Gordon’s collaborative relationship. Discover short videos related to Eight Miles High on TikTok. I just said, ‘We want you to do your thing.’” He has all these grooves that he’s working on constantly, that have all these patterns from all these different genres. “We have 2,000 concerts, etc., of telepathy. “Leo was really intrigued to get us together,” Gordon told American Songwriter. Mike Gordon and Leo Kottke: e: Deep River Blues : Bonnaroo: Mike Gordon and Leo Kottke: 1: Standing on the Outside: Car Carrier Blues: : Telluride Town Park: Mike Gordon and Leo Kottke: 1: The Collins Missile: Standing in My Shoes: : The Blue Note: Mike Gordon and Leo Kottke: 1: The Last Steam Engine Train: I'm. “Kottke is also longtime friends with Fishman and pushed for his inclusion,” read the piece. In the piece, Gordon and Kottke revealed that Phish drummer Jon Fishman played on a number of songs for the record. Kottke and Gordon discussed the new record and their collaboration with American Songwriter. Nowhere is their warmth to be found Among those afraid of losing their ground Rain, grey town known for its sound In places, small faces unbound. The video sees Kottke delivering heartfelt vocals along with his guitar as Gordon provides the low-end bed on his Modulus bass. McGuinn-Crosby-Clark Eight miles high and when you touch down You'll find that it's stranger than known Signs in the street that say where you're goin' Are somewhere just being their own. Mike Gordon & Leo Kottke have shared a new performance video, which showcases the duo performing The Byrds’ “Eight Miles High.” The cover appears as the second track on their recently-released album Noon.
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