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De Los Muertos

by Jim Reynolds

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My Kicking Feet 03:28
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2.
Constant Arrival 03:42
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3.
Stories 03:57
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4.
Magic 03:20
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5.
Serpentine 04:00
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6.
Pundit 04:10
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7.
Heritage 03:40
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8.
Ivanhoe 04:38
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9.
Panda Party 04:54
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De Los Muertos (The Dead) is far from its namesake, and bursts at the seams with all the trials and emotions of life. This is a fantastic release from Jim that was recorded live at Infrasonic Studio in the afternoon of November 15th, 2012 with Eric Palmquist and his real-life Plate EMT Reverb. It’s an acoustic collection of old and new songs that are constantly being requested at live shows, and have been re-imagined and re-committed to poly-carbonate for this record. If you are familiar with any Cave Country and Madeline Flash recordings or performances you will not want to miss this, and if you are not; then welcome to the world of Jim Reynolds, it’s nice here, you’ll like it.

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released April 20, 2013

Thank you to Evan apRoberts, John Thompson, Andrew MacIver, Jason Boles, Michael Davis, Amy Tatum, Tom Woodly, Dylan Hart and Noah Gladstone for sharing this music with me.

Recorded by Eric Palmquist, Mixed by Jason Boles and Mastered by Pete Lyman

Artwork by Lynn Rawden

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