Archive for the tag "michael krassner"
When The Bees Are In The Hive
Saturday July 12, 2003 – 9:48 amThis is a cover of a song by that oldtimey cowgal duo, the Girls of the Golden West. I used to have a page about them on my old site Cowgal’s Home on the Web, circa ‘94 or ‘95… I’m afraid there still isn’t much info about them to be found online. My version was recorded with Michael Krassner at Truckstop Audio here in Chicago on 9/27/97. I played my red guitar and did the organ part and all the vocals; Mike played guitar, and did a bass part using my SH-101 mini-synth.
The recording was done especially for a compilation called Japanese Rumba that was put out by Yakuza Magazine, which is no longer in print. However, you may still be able to order a copy of the CD by contacting its publisher Dave McGurgan.
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Boxhead Ensemble: The Last Place To Go
Monday October 19, 1998 – 5:00 pm
Boxhead Ensemble: THE LAST PLACE TO GO
Recordings from the Dutch Harbor European Film Screening Tour
©1998 Atavistic #ALP96CD
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A followup to the Dutch Harbor soundtrack, with live performances by the Boxhead Ensemble (Mick Turner, Ken Vandermark, Jim White, Will Oldham et al).
You may or may not be able to hear a few breaths by me on the song "Choices Made". The first 1000 copies of this CD came with a five-song bonus disc compilation, which included a live version of a song of mine called "Who". The studio version of that song showed up a few years later on my third album Wonder Wonder.
Schuba’s Tavern (Chicago, IL)
Saturday April 11, 1998 – 7:00 pmWith: Chris Ligon
My band: Michael Krassner (guitar); Ryan Hembrey (bass); Gerald Dowd (drums)
Theater d’Arras (Arras, France)
Friday November 28, 1997 – 7:00 pm
With: Boxhead Ensemble doing a live soundtrack to the film Dutch Harbor
My band: Michael Krassner (guitar); Julie Pomerleau (violin); Ryan Hembrey (bass); Jim White (drums)
Photo by Mathieu Drouet






