Bert Jansch (1943.11.3 - 2011.10.5)

RIP

Mr. Pine

Kevin Scott from the band Mr. Pine writing to let you know the band is alive and well and preparing a third disc. Your blog has been so wonderful to us I wanted you to be the first to know. Our website will be updated with new information very soon!

http://www.mrpine.net/

Dirk

4 years past since our friend Dirk's gone.

Dirk, how's your life on Heaven?
Or did you already born again?

Anyway, we will meet you someday somewhere...

Peace:)


Dirk's picture taken from his father's blog:
http://dirksietse.blogspot.com/

I'm OK...

Friends,
Thank you for worrying about...


So sad but more than 25,000 people were reported as missing...

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The Khalsa String Band - Sing Of Bliss

Gonzo said...

I was so impressed by this girl's voice, I had to do a little clean-up on the vinyl rip.

The vocals are a little back in the mix for my liking, so I have done TWO copies, one with a little extra reverb in the vocal spectrum, see what you think..

DL


Thank you Gonzo ^^


http://time-has-told-me.blogspot.com/2011/01/khalsa-string-band.html
http://time-has-told-me.blogspot.com/2006/09/khalsa-string-band-us-folk-1973-by.html

Bridget St. John

Ivor Cutler Documentary

Looking for Truth with a Pin (Part.1-6)


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m0I6Lio95Vg
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v6RoomZ16WA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LeTFOLWKQAU
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FNbzS2zNLmk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EIBOVfWMUJk

The Khalsa String Band

Peter Alexander said...

The former "Sat Peter Singh" here, now living in Portland, ME and still making music (www.peteralexander.us). I just found four copies of the LP in my basement, and one of them appears to be in near perfect condition. I'll make mp3 files and post them on my own website in the near future. Glad that these songs are still in circulation! --Peter Alexander 01/01/11


Martin Hoke said...
January 1, 2011

I just found out about this link from my friend, Peter Alexander. We recorded this album in NYC in the summer of '73, fueled by Häagen-Dazs ice cream (there were only two flavors then, carob and honey) and an utterly uncomplicated love affair with God. It was a magical time.

Having now listened to the Song of Bliss for the first time in over 25 years (that's me playing the piano, a gorgeous 9 foot Steinway in a very cool Manhattan recording studio), I'm once again swept away by Singh Kaur's voice. It's a good voice, but even more, there was something so pure and amazing that came out of her when she sang, you could feel angels swarming just to get close. Wow...

Here's another link Peter sent me to the same track. This one has a little less flutter and a little more rumble: http://waxidermy.com/images/The_Khalsa_String_Band-Sing_Of_Bliss.mp3

So Peter, thank you for sharing such a special gift - a great start to what feels like will be a wonderful year.

Martin Hoke


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HAPPY NEW YEAR!!

David Lannan

Street Singer (1972)