Wooden Circle
by Mud Pie Sun
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Compact Disc + Digital Album
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Digital Album
Immediate download of 14-track album in your choice of high-quality MP3, FLAC, or just about any other format you could possibly desire.
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Spring of 1805
00:48
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Three More Days
02:50
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Eight O'Clock Walk
03:57
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Wooden Circle
05:20
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The Other Side
03:47
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The Snowshoe Blues
03:19
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House of Light
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No Regrets Now
01:12
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The Captain
02:55
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Daily Drone
02:13
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about
Wooden Circle continues the duo's usual themes of summer sun, impending doom, cicadas, feedback, tall pines swaying in the night, middle age, loud combo organ, the sky open wide, two sisters in the fifties, ba ba ba ba ba da de da, farfisa mornings, red Trans-Ams, barking dogs, Kay twelve-strings, lovely stories about the coast of California over a tea, square waves, painted ponies going up and down, red Harmony, wet blades of grass, elderly men lost on the side of the road, and young people going in circles with no way home. Plus a Gene Clark song.
Written, recorded and mixed at Franklin Street and Sprague Street on the trusty Porta Two 4-track (3,5,7,13,14), the iffy 488 8-track (2,4,6,8,9,10) and the occasional digital contraption (1,11,12).
Recording started in the summer of 2004 and ended in the summer of 2011, except for guitars on “Daily Drone” which were recorded at Church Street on the Porta Two in the winter of 1993.
Mastered by Carl Saff.
Written, recorded and mixed at Franklin Street and Sprague Street on the trusty Porta Two 4-track (3,5,7,13,14), the iffy 488 8-track (2,4,6,8,9,10) and the occasional digital contraption (1,11,12).
Recording started in the summer of 2004 and ended in the summer of 2011, except for guitars on “Daily Drone” which were recorded at Church Street on the Porta Two in the winter of 1993.
Mastered by Carl Saff.
credits
released 01 August 2012
All songs written by Steven and Tom © 2012 Semipermeable Songs (ASCAP) except for “So You Say You Lost Your Baby” written by Harold Eugene Clark and published by Gene Clark Music (BMI).
All songs written by Steven and Tom © 2012 Semipermeable Songs (ASCAP) except for “So You Say You Lost Your Baby” written by Harold Eugene Clark and published by Gene Clark Music (BMI).
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Mud Pie Sun is Steven and Tom puttering around with an odd little vision of popular music. They write and record quiet and loud melodic pop-psych-folkrock-garage-etc. songs in their Philadelphia area homes. Since 1989.
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