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David Wilcox - Main ouverte - CD David Wilcox O8vg The Cheap Fast Free Post
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Caractéristiques de l'objet
- État
- Title
- David Wilcox - Open Hand
- Album Name
- David Wilcox - Open Hand
- ISBN
- B001TIQTO8
- EAN
- 0744626010226
- Game Name
- David Wilcox - Open Hand
- Platform
- N/A
- Film/TV Title
- David Wilcox - Open Hand
- Movie/TV Title
- David Wilcox - Open Hand
- UPC
- 0744626010226
- Artist
- Wilcox, David
- Format
- CD
- Producer
- Dan Phelps
- Release Year
- 2009
- Record Label
- Wha, What ARE Records
- Release Title
- Open Hand
- Genre
- Folk
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Product Identifiers
Producer
Dan Phelps
Record Label
Wha, What ARE Records
UPC
0744626010226
eBay Product ID (ePID)
14046057292
Product Key Features
Format
CD
Release Year
2009
Genre
Folk
Artist
Wilcox, David
Release Title
Open Hand
Dimensions
Item Height
0.20 in
Item Weight
0.11 lb
Item Length
5.67 in
Item Width
4.91 in
Additional Product Features
Number of Discs
1
Number of Tracks
12
Tracks
1.1 Dream Again 1.2 Red Eye 1.3 Open Hand 1.4 How Long 1.5 Winter at the Shore 1.6 Modern World 1.7 Outside Door 1.8 Vow of Silence 1.9 Captain Wanker 1.10 Beyond Belief 1.11 Not from Here 1.12 River Run Dry
Notes
The Who, What, Where, When: David Wilcox's 'Open Hand' was recorded in 7 days from start to finish in December 2008 on 2 inch 16 track analog tape. No computer tricks were used, all of the songs on this release were recorded live, just 4 human beings playing music together. Very minimal overdubs were used, so most all of what you hear is exactly as it was played together by David and the other musicians live. Dan Phelps produced and played guitar and keyboard, Jon Evans: bass guitar and upright bass, James McAlister: drums and percussion. 'Open Hand' is David's 16th release. Since he performs solo acoustic almost exclusively, he is able avoid the common 8 or 10 week tour, preferring instead to strike a balance between traveling for shows and being at home in Asheville NC with his family. It's more than just a good balance for his life, he compares the two worlds of touring and creativity at home as being akin to the in breath and the out breath - inspiration and expression. The Why: David loves music for how it has tuned up his life. More than just entertainment, music has been a compass to navigate a life worth singing about. Some people describe the effect of what David does as if he were a mystic or a healer. So here are three different views from Gary Jules, Elizabeth Lesser, and Brian MacLaren of what David does with this simple sound. First, Gary Jules describes the effect of David's musicianship. Gary Jules writes: For most of us who are referred to as "singer-songwriters", there is more to a good song than just words, music, and performance. Each is beyond important of course but, to pummel the cliché yet again, we want the whole (song) to be greater than the sum of it's parts (words, music, and performance). With really good singer-songwriters, these three elements become akin almost to the three dimensions of the physical world - a well-written song performed by someone who is really feeling it becomes a real "thing". Recordings, then, are like photographs of "things". Yeah, like Pinnochio, only with feelings. David Wilcox is just this kind of singer and songwriter, and the songs on Open Hand exemplify perfectly what can happen when the whole becomes more than the sum of it's parts. The first song I heard from this collection was Winter at the Shore. The opening chords move simply and inevitably toward their resolution, like seasons. At one point before the vocal starts, it sounds as if Dave's fingers might just stop playing. But they can't. The approaching resolution is . . . inevitable, as the passing of time. The images are pregnant. "The ghost of you/ dances through/ the memories of this town". Winter in a beach town means "off season". I think most days of a life are "off season", though we rarely take pictures on those days. Songs remind us to. Eleven words in it's already a sonic photograph of a magical world -- the passing away manifest in chords, fragility in the performance, the story on the way. One of my favorite quotes is from Alexander Pope's An Essay On Criticism: "True wit is nature to advantage dressed/ What oft was thought but ne'er so well expressed". That's really the gig with songwriting. You talk about experiences that folks will find familiar to their own experience, though nobody's ever talked about it before. Kinda like when Seinfeld says "did you ever notice how . . . ". Each of us has returned to the scene of a sunny memory of a loved one to find Winter and ghosts . . . we've oft thought of it, but ne'er heard it so well expressed. Elizabeth Lesser writes: The dictionary describes Shamans as 'intermediaries between the human and spirit worlds. They can treat illness and are capable of entering supernatural realms to provide answers for humans. Shamans perform a variety of functions depending upon their respective cultures: healing; preserving the tradition by storytelling and songs; fortune-telling; and acting as a guide of souls in this life and the hereafter.' Hey! I know one of
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A fascinating book that was accurately described by the seller, whom I have previously made purchases from. The package arrived on time in excellent condition.
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Item is fine, as described. As others have pointed out, slooow shipping and zero communications. Shipping is free, I guess you get what you pay for.
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