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In Review: Nick Thompson "Red Weather"
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In Review
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Albums Worth A Listen
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Nick Thompson
Red Weather
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Fingerstyle guitarist Nick Thompson's 1996 CD release, "Red Weather", features thirteen original selections, one of which ("Variations From A Purple Haze") which was inspired by Jimi Hendrix' recording of "Purple Haze". Using 6- and 12-string guitars, the CD was recorded directly (live) to two-track, with no overdubbing. Interestingly, "Reflections Of My Favorite Things" was also inspired - by John Coltrane's version of "My Favorite Things". Thompson uses a number of startling and interesting guitar techniques on "Red Weather", which he would later develop further on his follow-up CD, "Sometimes Splatter Paints". The portrait of the artist as a young man.
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03:22 |
Disillusionment
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Instrumental
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01:34 |
Spitbugs
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Instrumental
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04:21 |
Mango Serenade
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Instrumental
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06:01 |
The Lump
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Instrumental
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02:36 |
Variations From A Purple Haze
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Instrumental
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04:42 |
Tigers In Red Weather
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Instrumental
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04:56 |
The Onceler
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Instrumental
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02:44 |
Death Of Eggbert
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Instrumental
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04:19 |
Barnacles
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Instrumental
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02:09 |
Nick, Your Old Music Was A Lot Easier...
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Instrumental
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02:49 |
Reflections Of My Favorite Things
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Instrumental
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04:23 |
Once A Runner
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Instrumental
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06:11 |
Handstands In The Mud
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Instrumental
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Nick Thompson |
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Charles Goodan |
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Phyllis Thompson |
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Chris Onstad |
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Recorded live to two track on six and twelve string guitars in January, 1996 in CCRMA Studios, Sanford, CA.
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