Tag Archives: Jazz

Future macabre radio presents: Eddie Teagarten’s got a Magic Gun

Here is a brand new episode featuring my childhood friend David A Gregory. I wrote this piece with Andrew Laniohan in mind for it, but it didn’t work out to have him so David recorded it and it turned out better than I could have imagined with him as the lead. Many many friends contributed voices from the Eugene comedy scene, trek theater and casting call club.

This play has explicit language the FCC would consider obscene, so it isn’t suitable for radio play. I’d consider it PG-13.

I recorded some jazz for the soundtrack, and the Eugene band “the eye five” contributed two songs.

I’d like to someday release an even better deluxe edition. I’d like to find a New Orleans jazz band willing to let my use their music, and re-record a few lines, get my own placeholder voice out of there completely and fix a few things, but people are busy and didn’t get back to me.

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Torrey Newhart and Sean Paterson at the jazz station

These musicians played a tribute to Keith jarret last night at the Jazz station.

  

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 Some groovy jazz at the Sam bonds brewery.

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Bustin Jeiber from Eugene, OR

 

This band is unexplainable. They are Bustin Jeiber from Eugene, Or. Their new album is available here. As Dusty sang into a fuzz pedal about gravy and gravyrobbers, I said to my partner, “uh, does this sound like Primus?” She said simultaneously, “sounds like Frank Zappa, huh?”

Without a guitar, Andy on sax does the melodic heavy lifting, sometimes playing into wah wah pedals. Susan plays meticulous and precise drums with a determined wit.  No, they don’t sound like anything else. They are part of the weird wonderful Eugene scene. They are on tour selling their new album and comic book. Too cool.

 

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Jazz at the Blue Loon.

Wonderful show- Barney Mcclure and Clipper Anderson play amazing together. Keith Karns rocks the Trumpet, Greta Metassa, wow! and Darrin Clendenin had great chops too! I liked their cover of “Don’t talk at all, Show me!” and “Summertime.”  James Yoshizawa played a “call and response” percussion solo with Diamond Fuller that brought the house down!

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