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  • Other John Davises.7: Up for auction

    Diversification: the key to financial success.  A cliché to be sure, but one worth following.  I am blessed to collect revenue from a vast stream of people who share my name, through a special patent I have placed on it.  Thus, a feeling of joy flooded me when Andy Danser, an excellent guitar craftsman who […]

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    November 17, 2019
    Other John Davises, Wisecracks
    Andy Danser, Ukulele
  • Solo Show Saturday 10/26 in DC; other news

    I’ll be playing a solo show on a bill at the house venue Rhizome in Washington DC this Saturday, October 26th.  Learn more about it here and come out if you’re nearby! I’m on early evening. Also looking forward to a few other scattered weekend shows after the holiday – 1/11 in Chicago, and 1/18 […]

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    October 24, 2019
    Uncategorized
  • Top 40 Over 40.27: No Protection

    Remixes usually disappoint me.  I often imagine it’s because they’re run off quickly without the remixer having an in person musical relationship with the artist they’re remixing.  I didn’t really dig either the UNKLE or Dust Brothers remixes that were done of Folk Implosion’s Natural One & Insinuation.  When One Part Lullaby came out in […]

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    September 29, 2019
    Music, Top 40 Over 40
    Bjork, Chemical Brothers, Daniel Lanois, Dobie, Dust Brothers, Folk Implosion, Gary Numan, I Miss You, Mad Professor, Massive Attack, Moogfest, No Protection, One Part Lullaby, Protection, Remixes, Scott Solter, UNKLE
  • Top 40 Over 40.26: Homeboy Sandman & Edan’s “The Gut”

    My favorite track to come out over the past year or so is from the album Humble Pi, which is a collaboration between two great artists, Homeboy Sandman and Edan.   There’s a big contrast here between the discographies of these two guys:  Homeboy Sandman’s been putting out records regularly over the last dozen years, […]

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    August 7, 2019
    Record Reviews, Top 40 Over 40, Uncategorized
    13th Floor Elevators, Beastie Boys, Beauty and the Beat, Beck, Black Sabbath, Blue Oyster Cult, Bob Dylan, Bruce Haak, Edan, First Of A Living Breed, Gut Feminism, Hip Hop, Historia De La Musica Rock, Homeboy Sandman, Humble Pi, imixwhatilike, Jared Ball, Kindness For Weakness, Lucy In the Sky With Diamonds, Mass Incarceration, Music, Music Machine, Never Use The Internet Again, Odessy and Oracle, Psych Rock, Somatics, Syd Barrett, The Gut, Velvet Underground, War Pigs, Zombies
  • Gnawing on the Bone now available!

    Gnawing on the Bone now available!

    The upcoming releases section of this website has felt a bit like a closet in need of cleaning out.  That load has lightened as of yesterday with the digital release on Bandcamp of Gnawing on the Bone.  This is an instrumental project that was written in Watertown MA in 2011 in one sitting as a […]

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    June 1, 2019
    Buddhism, Cassettes, Music, New Releases, Production, Shows and Events
    Alastair Galbraith, Australia, Blue Mountains, Glimmer, Gnawing on the Bone, GRM Tools, INA, Jacaszek, Kittisaro, Moa, Music, New Zealand, Scott Solter, Soniccouture, Thanissara, Treny, Upcoming Releases
  • Driftin’ back to Buckley

    Simon Joyner once said to me I wish I could sing like Tim Buckley, but I do what I can with what I have.  I said I felt the same way.  This morning I was looking for something irrelevant to listen to while nearing completion of Gnawing on The Bone, an instrumental project I’ve been […]

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    May 25, 2019
    Music, New Releases, Record Reviews
    Afghanistan, Alfred McCoy, Federico Garcia Lorca, Folk Implosion, Gnawing on the Bone, Live at the Troubadour, Lorca, Procrastination, Simon Joyner, The Politics of Heroin in Southeast Asia, Tim Buckley
  • Durham City Workers Event for locals

    Are you living in the Triangle area?  Consider attending an even this Thursday at 6 pm organized by the Durham City Workers, local branch of the UE150 NC Public Service Workers Union. Their description from this Facebook event page, which has time and location info: City workers are tired of getting passed over for promotion […]

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    February 17, 2019
    Anti-Neoliberalism, Current Events, Economics, Politics
    Aiden Graham, Durham City Workers, IndyWeek, UE15- NC Public Service Workers Union
  • The Core Is Getting Soft.17: Iris

    While this site is not organized for commercial purposes, I did want to let those musically productive readers know that Izotope’s fantastic virtual sample based synthesizer Iris 2 is on sale for just $29.  You can also get it combined with Izotope’s Trash 2 distortion plug in for $49.  I used the Iris 2 extensively […]

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    February 10, 2019
    John Davis and The Cicadas, Music, Production, The Core is Getting Soft
    Charlie Haden, Free Jazz, Iris 2, Izotope, Jackson Pollock, Ornette Coleman, The Core is Getting Soft, Trash 2, Virtual Instruments, White Light
  • “We Are All Patriots”

    Above: Raytheon Theater at the Patriots Hall of Fame in Foxboro MA Recently, a colleague here in Durham NC asked me if I was excited about the Super Bowl because I am from New England and the Patriots are in the big game – again.  I said no.  He was surprised. Being a native of […]

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    February 3, 2019
    Disability, Mental Health, Politics, Sports
    45, Bill Bellichick, Darryl Stingley, Franco Harris, John Kerry, John Madden, John Stallworth, Junior Seau, New England Patriots, NFL, Patriots Hall of Fame, Raytheon, Robert Kraft, Sudbury Massachusetts, Ted Johnson, Ted Kennedy, Tom Brady, Tom Dispatch, William Hartung
  • Silence Is Golden / Way South

    Next release is coming in late March.  It’s a side project of processed instrumental guitar pieces about my semi-rural neighborhood, which ranges from titles like “Mobile Homes” to “Hidden Mansions” following the strange geography of class in such parts of the US. Project title is “Outside A Small City.”  Limited edition of 100 on vinyl, […]

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    January 31, 2019
    John Davis and The Cicadas, Shows and Events, Work In Progress
    Alastair Galbraith, Auckland, Australia, Class, El Pulpo, Gnawing on the Bone, Inundation Records, Luigi Aht Falagario, Mike Ladd, New Zealand, Outside A Small City, Pure Night Plus, Teachers on Strike, Underwater Now, UTLA
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