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The Secret Elephant Playground
by Scott Goodhart
These recordings are the result of several months of hanging around together in college by in the mid 80's with my friends Bill Partsch, Scott Swartz, Dave Tedeschi, and Tony Kotero. All the recordings were done on a cassette 4-track recorder, so enjoy the hiss! We wrote and recorded all of these songs together in our basement and dorm rooms. I recently found the recordings and thought I'd share. Aside from some mixing issues, I think they still sound pretty good and bring back some great memories for me! The limits of a 4-track recorder are unknown to you kids nowadays! Once again, enjoy...no EMBRACE the HISS!
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I Know
Track #9 from "The Secret Elephant Playground" written by Scott Goodhart My attempt at writing a "meaningful" song full of political colors. meh. Bill Partsch (rhythm guitar, backing vocals) Scott Swartz (lead guitar, backing vocals) Scott Goodhart (bass guitar, lead vocal) Dave Tedeschi (drums)
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It's Over
Track #5 from "The Secret Elephant Playground" written by Scott Goodhart One of the songs Scott and I worked on together. Scott Goodhart (Vocals, bass, drums) Scott Swartz (guitars)
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She
Track two from "The Secret Elephant Playground" written by Bill Partsch and Scott Swartz. "People are loved for what they've bought People are loved for what they've consumed Few are consumed by that which they love..." yeah, Billy wrote that! Bill Partsch (lead Vocal, rhythm guitar, harmonica)...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
These recordings are the result of several months of hanging around together in college by in the mid 80's with my friends Bill Partsch, Scott Swartz, Dave Tedeschi, and Tony Kotero. All the recordings were done on a cassette 4-track recorder, so enjoy the hiss! We wrote and recorded all of these songs together in our basement and dorm rooms. I recently found the recordings and thought I'd share. Aside from some mixing issues, I think they still sound pretty good and bring back some great memories for me! The limits of a 4-track recorder are unknown to you kids nowadays! Once again, enjoy...no EMBRACE the HISS!
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