Silver Apples: Garden
Silver Apples: Garden
Format: VINYL LP
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Artist: Silver Apples
Label: Chickencoop Recordin
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 5024545753110
Genre: Electronic
LP version. Dubs of Silver Apple's third album, which had been mysteriously unaccounted for, were found in a cardboard box in drummer Danny Taylor's attic. The remarkable reunion of the original duo of Simeon Coxe and Taylor hadn't been planned. After 27 years apart, they were reunited when a disc jockey at New Jersey's legendary WFMU radio station received a phone call from Taylor for the station's pledge drive. Taylor had been out of the music business for years, and his call put the pieces in place for Simeon to forge a renewed excitement for the Silver Apples's earliest recordings. The recordings included seven complete songs from 1969 and seven drum instrumentals by Taylor in 1968. Taylor's 1968 drumming demos were blended with Coxe's 1998 "Noodle" efforts.
Tracks:
1.1 I Don't Care What the People Say
1.2 Tabouli Noodle
1.3 Walkin'
1.4 Cannonball Noodle
1.5 John Hardy
1.6 Cockroach Noodle
1.7 The Owl
1.8 Swamp Noodle
1.9 Mustang Sally
1.10 Anasazi Noodle
1.11 Again
1.12 Starlight Noodle
1.13 Mad Man Blues
1.14 Fire Ant Noodle
