Reggie Miles
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An award winning songwriter, recording and performance artist who has gained multinational media attention via recent compositions like, "Wall Street Bail Out Blues". Major industry recording collaborations have garnered fans and recognition worldwide. Featured in a half dozen film and video projects across the US, on the recordings of more than a dozen Pacific Northwest artists, in addition to 30 self produced recordings since 1995... Turning trash into musical treasure with homemade Frankenstein Nobro resophonic guitars, constructed from repurposed recycled junk. A virtuoso in the musical Folk Art of bowing melodies with a hand saw. "One of the best in the world".
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Acoustic Rural & Delta Bottleneck Blues - Primitive American Folk Roots - Early to Mid 1900s Novelty music and instrumentation
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U.F.O. Unidentified Found Objects
Category: Science & Technology
Duration: 00:01:23
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Duration: 00:01:23
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U.F.O Unidentified Found Objects
This video slideshow features images of my latest recycled found object sci-fi sculpture. The soundtrack used for this video is the first 1:20 of a digitally manipulated recording featuring me demonstrating the third harmonic octave of my Mussehl and Westphal baritone musical saw. This sound file was part of a project produced by my friend Phil Erb (RIP), from a live digital recording that he captured of me playing in "The Cave" at the Pike Place Market about ten years ago. He called it, The Third Story Of The Sawmill by The Infected Termite Ensemble. Enjoy!
13.5" L x 7.5" W x 6.5" H, 4.5 Lbs
This project is a work in progress. All that remains to complete it is, to mount it on a suitable base, connect it to AC, to power the ten LED lights and perhaps add an off/on switch.
The Third Story Of The Sawmill by The Infected Termite Ensemble ©2010 Reggie Miles All rights reserved
This video slideshow features images of my latest recycled found object sci-fi sculpture. The soundtrack used for this video is the first 1:20 of a digitally manipulated recording featuring me demonstrating the third harmonic octave of my Mussehl and Westphal baritone musical saw. This sound file was part of a project produced by my friend Phil Erb (RIP), from a live digital recording that he captured of me playing in "The Cave" at the Pike Place Market about ten years ago. He called it, The Third Story Of The Sawmill by The Infected Termite Ensemble. Enjoy!
13.5" L x 7.5" W x 6.5" H, 4.5 Lbs
This project is a work in progress. All that remains to complete it is, to mount it on a suitable base, connect it to AC, to power the ten LED lights and perhaps add an off/on switch.
The Third Story Of The Sawmill by The Infected Termite Ensemble ©2010 Reggie Miles All rights reserved