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Nama​:​Zero​:​Super​:​Dry

by Stevie Ray with Naoki Yonekura

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Nama:Zero:Super:Dry (Space) 08:57
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Ferd Pinkard "C" (Nama:Zero:Super:Dry) 02:20
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Movin' On (Nama:Zero:Super:Dry) 03:13
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Drift Away (Nama:Zero:Super:Dry) > 05:56
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After the Fall (Nama:Zero:Super:Dry) > 03:45
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[Garcia/Hunter] Loser (Nama:Zero:Super:Dry) 04:43
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New Levee Blues (Nama:Zero:Super:Dry) 11:02
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Grapefruits 01:27
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[Dylan] Quit Your Lowdown Ways (Nama:Zero:Super:Dry) 02:04
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[Dixon/Smith] Big Boss Man (Nama:Zero:Super:Dry) 02:56
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The Ballad of Johnny Denninger (Nama:Zero:Super:Dry) 04:05
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Reunion (Nama:Zero:Super:Dry) 06:34
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...to grasp the wake of those before us leaving behind mortality

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Reissued in memoriam of the late Naoki Yonekura for the first time as a digital download from an original 2001 limited edition CDR. (7/10)

This music was produced spontaneously at Zero in Gokiso. I suppose it was recorded and released some time in 2001, maybe 2002. Perhaps some records will eventually reveal this data.

Sitting languishing in the Low&Slow.Disk archive, thought to be too full of mistakes, and poor execution for expanded public consumption, a review upon hearing of Naoki's death last night, revealed a revised impression. This truly raw ("nama") performance with only some between song edits, shows two musicians confident in taking chances while finding spaces for one another in unrehearsed duets between Naoki's bar tending duties. The tap of bongos can be heard from across the room, emphasizing the inclusive environment, and occasionally voices, or the breaking of ice document the intimate atmosphere on this evening in the Gokiso neighborhood of Nagoya, Japan.

-S. Shah 2020-10-14

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released December 3, 2001

Recorded live at Zero in Gokiso, Nagoya, Japan 2001(?)
Recorded by Stevie Ray with Naoki’s DAT and unknown microphone

Stevie Ray: acoustic guitar/ vocal
Naoki Yonekura: electric guitar/ Cagean percussion/ voice
Ni’iyan: percussion/ voice
Toshiko: voice
Rikiya: fuel

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S. Shah (スティーブン) 名古屋市, Japan

S. Shah (aka #DjMrBS, スティーブン, Stevie Ray, Mr. S)

Low&Slow.Disk: Principle,
Blasting Rod, and yabyum (Blasting Rod psych folk duo)

Multi-artist blending Americana with an Ethnic mood and Oriental minimalism using guitars, mobile electronics, spoken word, singing, pellet drums, pen and paper, digital collage, video, megaphones, drum kits, bass guitars, keyboards, mandolins, etc ... more

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