yontz sucre -> improvisations

I enjoy improvising. Beneath the occasional errant note there exists an honesty that provides a living, breathing feel to the music. All of the material on this page was improvised either on the fly, or with a minute or two of discussion of structure. I like to listen through the inherent rawness, warts, and mistakes of these jams to try to figure out where the inspiration for good riffs comes from. They are no means finished, but they are good starting places for good songs. These recordings are shortened and eq'd, but otherwise untouched. Let me know what you think via the guestbook

		Quicktime Video *
				cyt_1.mov (2.2 meg)
	Quicktime Video with Tony Miller(bass) and Chris Wilkes (Earhole) and Bug
				cyt_3.mov (3.3 meg)
				cyt_2.mov (2.6 meg)
				yjbb_voodoo1.mov
	Qucktime Video with Joey (Drums) and Buck (Bass) and Bob Dunnagan (Keys)
				yjbb_voodoo2.mov (1.9 meg)
				yjbb_voodoo3.mov (1.7 megs)
				scy_1.mov (2.6 meg)
	Quicktime Video with Steve Giesige(bass) and ChrisWilkes (drums)
				scy_3.mov (1.7 meg)

		MP3 Audio
					tcy_1_1a.mp3 (1 meg)
	MP3s with Tony Miller (Bass) and Chris Wilkes (Drums). Heavy, creative, tight, and inspired.
					tcy_1_3a.mp3 (1.3 meg)
	MP3s with Chris Conley (Drums) and Ken Vint (Bass). With these guys, it seems to always migrate to a jazzy-fusion place.
					basementJam1.mp3 (4.5 meg)
					basementJam3.mp3 (1.4 meg)
					cky_1_12a.mp3 (752k)
	MP3s with Craig Zimmer (Drums) and Ken Vint (Bass). More progressive rock and roll
					cky_1_16a.mp3(540k)
					cky_1_20a.mp3 (352k)
					cky_1_22a.mp3 (576k)
	MP3s with Steve Giesige (Bass)				steveJam1.mp3
					steveJam2.mp3
	MP3s with Chris Wilkes (Drums ) and Steve Giesige (Bass). These guys are great. Lots of energy
					rehearsalHall.mp3 (1.1 meg)
					tonyJam1.mp3
	MP3's with Tony Miller (Bass)
					tonyJam2.mp3 (1.3 meg)

	Thanks to Bob Dunnagan, Buck (of Jack Jones), Joey (of The Magic Pipers), Chris Wilkes (of Earhole), Steve Giesige, Tony Miller, Bug, Ken Vint, Craig Zimmer, and Chris Conley for all the cool jams over the last year or so
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