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E060 The Gospel According to Gary Mullis 06/13/2011

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Jun 132011
 

Outsider music legend GARY MULLIS joins a free jazz quartet for recitations on life, love, and the Ryman Auditorium, recorded June 9th, 2011 at Theatre Intangible studios.

Gary was featured alongside Captain Beefheart, Shooby Taylor, The Shaggs, Daniel Johnston, and Wesley Willis on the 2 volume compilation Songs in the Key of Z: The Curious Universe of Outsider Music. Check out the music and the book penned by WFMU DJ Irwin Chusid. Fantastic stuff.

Gary doesn’t sing so much as speak – his recitations run the gamut from economical biographies on country singers – “Recitation About Roy Acuff” and “Recitation About Hank Williams” — to songs on religion, patriotism, and Gary’s favorite holiday: Christmas. Usually, Gary is backed by a country-western band; but on today’s show (and for the first time ever as far as I know), he’s backed by a free improv jazz quartet assembled especially for this recording: Eric Fritsch on guitar, Reagan Mitchell on saxophone, Jamison Sevits on trumpet and keys, and John Westberry on drums. In addition to his most famous recitations like you’ve never heard them before, Gary also tells us life stories about growing up on the farm and visiting country music Mecca The Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, Tennessee.

I have plenty of favorite shows; but this one is really special. Thanks to Austin Cliffe from CMKT4 for putting me in touch with Gary. CMKT4 is releasing an album with Gary in the near future. You can preview some of the tracks at http://soundcloud.com/thegarymullisexperience

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“Gary Mullis Theatre Intangible Improv. Thursday June 9th, 2011”

From The Gospel According to Gary Mullis, posted by Tony Youngblood on 6/12/2011 (7 items)

Just finished an incredible improv with outsider-music legend Gary Mullis! Thanks to …


Gary Mullis live the next night at John A’s, Nashville, TN.


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E059 FauxBeAnt Art Fair 05/30/2011 [Updated]

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May 302011
 

Michael Hancock from Hearts Of Palm

Theatre Intangible takes a field trip to Cincinnati, Ohio for the inaugural FauxBeAn’t Art Fair: a circuit-bent, ant-themed, music & video festival starring THRIFTSORE BORATORIUM, CMKT4, HEARTS OF PALM, PELZWICK & DINGER, TALKING COMPUTRON, HARDON COLLIDER, MICHAEL UNA, and the father of circuit-bending REED GHAZALA! We play clips from the performances and interview GetLoFi‘s Alex Deeba, UNATRONICS founder Michael Una, Michael Hancock of HEARTS OF PALM, and Nebula Girl, 1/2 Mang, and TheJunkardCatalyst from THRIFTSORE BORATORIUM.

 

Nearly everyone we interviewed will be at the 4th annual EXPERIMENTAL GARAGE SALE in Chicago, Illinois on June 4th. Some of the most creative instrument-makers are bringing some of their wildest customized gear to sell directly to you. EGS features performances by the sellers, hands-on demos, and the coolest garage sale this side of Narnia. I grew so excited after talking with builders Alex Deeba, Michael Una, and Thriftsore Boratorium that I decided to splurge on a plane ticket and attend! And don’t worry. I’ll bring my trusty field recorder for a future T.I. episode.

The full sets in high-quality MP3: (Right-click and “save as” or follow to stream.)

Talking Computron
Thriftsore Boratorium
Hearts of Palm
Pelzwick & Dinger
Hardon Collider

(Zip file of all 5 sets.)

Mentioned in this episode: Tim Kaiser, Hive13 Hackerspace, Art Damage, Mother/Daughter Crime Team, The Circuit Benders’ Ball. As always, if you like the show, tell a friend or leave us feedback on iTunes.


“The FauxBeAn’t Art Fair took place in March of 2011 in Cincinnati, Ohio. Check out the podcast about the event at http://www.theatreintangible.com”

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E058 Mark Snyder Indeterminacies 05/09/2011

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May 092011
 

Mark Snyder live at Zeitgeist Indeterminacies. Photo by Andrew Davis.

Podcast 58 features composer and University of North Alabama professor MARK SNYDER live at Zeitgeist Gallery on April 12th as a part of their Indeterminacies series. Jonathan Marx was the discussion moderator. Tommy Stangroom live-mixed and recorded the show. He did a fantastic job!

Special thanks to Mark, Jonathan, Lesley Beeman, Lain York, the performers, and all the Zeitgeist audience members. Very special thanks to Tommy Stangroom. Photo by Andrew Davis. You can check out more of his pictures from the performance on the Facebook Indeterminacies page.

In partnership with Zeitgeist Gallery, Theatre Intangible is recording and releasing future Indeterminacies shows. Next up is MARK VOLKER live at Zeitgest, May 10th at 6pm. Hope to see you there! You can hear the first part in the series with composer STAN LINK here.

Theatre Intangible interviewed Zeitgeist Gallery about the Indeterminacies series, experimental art, how they book shows, and more. Read the interview here.

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E057 Popular Trends of America’s Youth 04/06/2011

 All Podcasts, DaveX, Mike Hackett, Tom Denney, Tony Youngblood (performing), WIDB Era  No Responses »
Apr 062011
 

Ever wonder what it was like in the rough and tumble late nineties? Step into the time machine in this WIDB-era Prefab Audio Extrapolation and learn about the trends gripping America’s youth. Like pork*.

* This show sponsored by The Pork Growers of America.

Starring DaveX, Tony Youngblood, Mike Hackett, Tom Denney, and a bunch of other people I can’t remember at the moment. Features probably my favorite moment of any WIDB show — Mike Hackett’s rap. And the most annoying-yet-endearing moment in any episode period — my brother Wes Youngblood’s timeless ditty Hog Farm. He used to come in my bedroom early in the morning and wake me up with it.

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