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03 Another Hour

from Missing Pieces by Kenosha Kid

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03 Another Hour
Dan Nettles: Guitars
Rick Lollar: Acoustic guitars
Robby Handley: Basses
Marlon Patton: Drums
Insects from the back yard

Composition:
Sometimes your mind moves back and forth from two distinct places all in a day. In a way, this song works to reflect this back and forth journey between two different places and feelings.

To begin, at the faster tempo an A triad is expanded repeatedly, almost in a “doubling-every-time” fashion. The slow section begins, and toggles between two guitaristic voicings of A and F, and introduces the melody, dancing around the 6th interval. The tempo remains lethargic for the middle statement, continues to move around mostly in 6ths and modulates to C. Tempo jumps up for the bright third section of the song, delivers yet more 6th derived melody in the guitars and bass before crashing back to the first section. It repeats with solo statements, and the intro reappears to end the song. Insects and nature from my back yard persist nonetheless.

In recording, we each created tracks of melody and accompanying material and selected the best moments throughout, so in listening you hear melody in all the guitars and basses.

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03 Another Hour
Dan Nettles: Guitars
Rick Lollar: Acoustic guitars
Robby Handley: Basses
Marlon Patton: Drums
Insects from the back yard

Composition:
Sometimes your mind moves back and forth from two distinct places all in a day. In a way, this song works to reflect this back and forth journey between two different places and feelings.

To begin, at the faster tempo an A triad is expanded repeatedly, almost in a “doubling-every-time” fashion. The slow section begins, and toggles between two guitaristic voicings of A and F, and introduces the melody, dancing around the 6th interval. The tempo remains lethargic for the middle statement, continues to move around mostly in 6ths and modulates to C. Tempo jumps up for the bright third section of the song, delivers yet more 6th derived melody in the guitars and bass before crashing back to the first section. It repeats with solo statements, and the intro reappears to end the song. Insects and nature from my back yard persist nonetheless.

In recording, we each created tracks of melody and accompanying material and selected the best moments throughout, so in listening you hear melody in all the guitars and basses.

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from Missing Pieces, released February 12, 2019

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Kenosha Kid Athens, Georgia

The melodies are haunting, the grooves are devastating, and for nearly two decades the band expertly serves jazz purists, indie-rock hipsters, and funk loving jam fans alike.

October Book to be released in 2022, an epic three-part K.Kid collection with a dreamlike abundance of musical sorcery... moments of lyrical melodic hooks, textural bliss, and pure rock-band glory. ... more

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