Early Jaffe & McGee Tape 5
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Tape Specifics:
Not stored in case upon arrival. Intermagnetics Low Noise High Output 60 minutes cassette. Both write protection tabs were intact; removed 10/3/14.
Side A: Listen above
- October 23, 1981
session with Roger Vice (Invisible Dancers)
- a version of "All Day And All Of The Night" by The Kinks
- a second jam
includes excerpt of “Floatin’ On The Waves” was on 60 Minutes Of Laughter, credited to The Dancing Invisibles
- 5:14 songs from Bob Seger’s A Stranger In Town album [not included in the audio player]
starting with “Still The Same” through “We’ve Got Tonite
- 28:26
sounds like it’s recorded in mono, probably the Panasonic shoebox recorder
Side B: Listen above
No recording dates are given. I am going to guess that this was recorded in October 1981, but I have no way to be sure.
Starts out with acoustic guitar improvisation with some vocals by Hal.
I hear our bird (named “Bird”) chirping in the background.
Debbie joins in on vocals at about 11:00
There is also some percussion (bells, rattlers).
Kinda sorta like faux Plains Indians chanting in places.
Real primitive stuff!
Not stored in case upon arrival. Intermagnetics Low Noise High Output 60 minutes cassette. Both write protection tabs were intact; removed 10/3/14.
Side A: Listen above
- October 23, 1981
session with Roger Vice (Invisible Dancers)
- a version of "All Day And All Of The Night" by The Kinks
- a second jam
includes excerpt of “Floatin’ On The Waves” was on 60 Minutes Of Laughter, credited to The Dancing Invisibles
- 5:14 songs from Bob Seger’s A Stranger In Town album [not included in the audio player]
starting with “Still The Same” through “We’ve Got Tonite
- 28:26
sounds like it’s recorded in mono, probably the Panasonic shoebox recorder
Side B: Listen above
No recording dates are given. I am going to guess that this was recorded in October 1981, but I have no way to be sure.
Starts out with acoustic guitar improvisation with some vocals by Hal.
I hear our bird (named “Bird”) chirping in the background.
Debbie joins in on vocals at about 11:00
There is also some percussion (bells, rattlers).
Kinda sorta like faux Plains Indians chanting in places.
Real primitive stuff!