Notes On Cow Life, by Guy J Jackson & Robin The Fog

Notes On Cow Life

by Guy J Jackson & Robin The Fog

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Comes to you as one of 50 individually-numbered bright orange cassettes, the colour of madness, in a clear plastic case with unique hand-cut cow-print artwork made by Robin The Fog. No re-issues. Just 50. And 50 is the %%%% of proceeds from the release that will be go towards helping the good work of People Live Here. So please dig deep...

Due to the inherently linear nature of tapes, all of the tracks on the cassette release of 'Notes On Cow Life' are sequenced into a continuous mix. As well as your complimentary download, purchases of cassettes will receive two high-quality 320kbps of both sides tastefully crafted into a seamless whole. Instructions will arrive within the package.

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1.	Ely And The Truth 05:33		buy track
2.	Notes On Cow Life (free) 01:11		download
3.	Propped 01:41	info	buy track
4.	Defender 03:05		buy track
5.	Abletable 01:29		buy track
6.	Witch Window 01:04		buy track
7.	Window, Window, Window 07:44		buy track
8.	I Answered The Phone, While Robbing A House, While On Drugs 01:23		buy track
9.	Biker Boy 01:32		buy track
10.	The Truth And Ely (Bonus Beats) 02:37		buy track
11.	If The... (Cassette Only Extra Track))	info

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An album of collaborations between storyteller, broadcaster and America's Got Talent contestant Guy J Jackson and sound artist Robin The Fog. Each track, along with many more, was originally broadcast on his show 'Jville' on KPOV 106.7FM in Oregon; as well as on Resonance 104.4FM in the UK.

50% of all proceeds from sales of this album will be donated to the People Live Here organisation, who are doing some amazing work helping to build a 'human city' in Port Harcourt, Nigeria. Read more about their mission and get involved by visiting www.people-live-here.org

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released February 6, 2012

all words written and spoken by Guy J Jackson
all sounds produced and recorded by Robin The Fog
recorded by swapping files back and forth across the Atlantic until something clicked. more clicking to come. very exciting.
©The Fog Signals 2012
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