The Falconer’s Arm II
Takoma 1967
01. Variations On “Shakespeare Wallah”
02. Song Of The Snowy Ranges
03. Pasha
04. Song Of God
Variations on "Shakespeare Wallah" (Sunyat Raye) - Recorded live at the "Rainbow Concert" at Santa Cruz. Fine recording of guitar by placing the recording mikes in the audience between the two speakers. Lord love a Nagra ( a miniature Swiss tape recorder).
Song of the Snowy Ranges - Definition of a bummer - too much too soon. Definition of acid - Karmic Cosmetics. Bringum-back-alive-Basho's contribution to the ant-acid campaign. Better to wait 3 years for a good thing than to push it and get "jammed". From beneath icy pinecones, the breath of peace.
Pasha - A song of Persian Autumn - raga and flamenco techniques. Sing a song of Scorpio. A Pocket full of Pasha.
Song of God -12 string. This piece opens with what I call the Crest of Richard The Lion Hearted (Tantric Heraldry), adapted from a composition by Billie Roberts called Folk Fugue. Then into the Song of God proper, which is my attempt to render a feeling for the manifestation of : Krishna, Manjurs, Rama, God and
Meher Baba.
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Hello,
I actually did the recordings for Falconer's Arm 1 & 2 while working as the audio production guy at University of California Santa Cruz. My then wife, Betsy, and I were close friends of Robbies, and in my position at the University facilitated Robbie being invited to perform there in what he called "The Rainbow Concert." The entire 2-story fore-wall of the auditorium was glass from floor to ceiling, so as Robbie performed he looked out over the audience and down the long slopes to the Pacific --and while he played a rainbow formed.
In contrast to the L.P. liner notes, all the recordings were done there at UCSC with a Swiss-made Nagra reel-to-reel tape recorder -thus Robbie's remark, "Lord love a Nagra." The back cover of the original double-L.P. Album in the special credits Robbie wrote, "Hugh Tinling -and wife Betsy (Hopa) whose hard work made the 4 recordings on the Land Rainbow Concert in Santa cruz a reality.
Robbie played some of the most meaningful music in Betsy's and my life. It yet grieves me to have lost him --and so early. Oh Robbie, rest in peace dear friend.
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And that settles it. Thank you!
/Jörg
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