Showing posts with label Red Bird. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Red Bird. Show all posts
Sunday, October 14, 2012
'Red Bird' from Arborea's '78 Project'
A performance of our song 'Red Bird' as recorded by The 78 Project. The song was recorded with one mic direct to disc (78) using and 1930's PRESTO Recorder.
The SoundCloud was posted by WXPN as part of an XPN/The Key feature article about 'The 78 Project' by John Vettese titled Walking In The Footsteps of Alan Lomax
Wednesday, June 6, 2012
Arborea's 2008 S/T cd Handmade Edition

We have a new batch of the Handmade edition of our 2008 S/T album For Sale (the album with Black Mountain Road and Red Bird). Each one is numbered and features a unique watercolor painting by Buck. These are created to help fund touring and recording costs and are a minimum Donation of $20 plus shipping. If interested please Email arboreamusic@gmail.com
The original album was put out by the Philadelphia label Fire Museum Records and that edition is Sold Out. The Handmade editions are from an overrun batch of original cds and feature numbered sleeves, track listing/credit insert and original artwork.
Helena Espvall plays cello on the songs Black Mountain Road and Red Bird.
Monday, May 28, 2012
Arborea on 207 WCSH6 NBC
Arborea's performance on NBC WCSH6 evening program 207, Portland, Maine. Recorded 22 May 2012
Songs performed 'Careless Love' and 'Red Bird'
Labels:
207,
arborea,
Arborea Live,
Buck Curran,
Careless Love,
Fender Stratocaster,
Indie Folk,
NBC,
OME Banjo,
Psych Folk,
Red Bird,
Shanti Curran,
Ukulele,
WCSH6
Friday, December 2, 2011
Dismal Ax Red Bird

Playing the lastest Dismal Ax Red Bird Model made by George Downing! This guitar features a gorgeous curly Red Western Cedar top, and other reclaimed woods. This is an absolutely gorgeous guitar that we've been bringing with us on tour. Dismal Ax is taking orders on these beautiful custom guitars, so please visit their website for more details and information about this guitar.
Labels:
arborea,
Buck Curran,
Dismal Ax,
Red Bird,
Shanti Curran
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