EchoLocator
Tom MoonThoughts on nearly vanished sounds, spirits, ideas.
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"The Hands Find a Way To Do What the Heart Wants To Say"
The music of flamenco guitarist Paco de Lucia didn’t start out as a sparks-flying audio fireworks display.
Quite the opposite: In the 1960s, de Lucia and his older brother Ramon de Algeciras recorded a series of albums that craftily situat...
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It’s a hot mess.
Here’s how to tell: When members of the New York Times culture desk got together for podcasting (or would that be “marketing”?) purposes to discuss their rather elaborate 30 Greatest Living American Songwriters project, so...
The Crazy Scratchy Whomping Grooving Genius of Travis Wammack
Not saying that Travis Wammack was some kind of Southern Les Paul. But as a young man he did leave a drive-in theater with the speaker apparatus still attached to the front window – for the purpose of hearing what his electric guitar sounde...
Many Tangos In Paris With Nana
Percussionist Nana Vasconcelos left Brazil in 1971 for the most ordinary musician reason: He was hired to tour with the international band of saxophonist Gato Barbieri.
The timing was exquisite: Many artists were leaving Brazil to escape t...
From the Department of Audio Clarification
This is from the YouTube page of audio engineer and restorer Nick Dellow. Earlier this week, Dellow posted two tracks the legendary bluesman Robert Johnson recorded in 1936 in a hotel room in San Antonio. Substack’s The Honest Broker, Ted G...
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Tom Moon is a lifelong student of music who works professionally as a musician and journalist.
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