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rijksband
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Acoustic Rock
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John Hammink
» label: unsigned
» for fans of: Michael Hedges, Miles Davis, Peter Gabriel
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John Hammink, 12-String guitar; Leo Fox, Lute
Leo Fox, Erhu; John Hammink, 12-string guitar
Recorded at Purple Mountain Hotel, Shanghai
John Hammink, solo acoustic guitar
Hard Rock
I had a little Cosmic dog...
The Atomic Numbers. The original.
Protesting the Iraq war of 1991.
So where was Sherlock after his staged death with Professor Moriarty before he remerged?
'Hammam' means steam sauna in Arabic!
This is a sneak preview of what's to come ;)
One of the only solo-acoustic guitar pieces I've recorded that survives in digital format :(
My tribute to the late great Michael Hedges. Inspired, ironically, by his tribute for the living, but still great, Pierre Bensusan.
The churn and grind of a dysfunctional love relationship.
I used to be in love with a woman who lived in Helsinki. Unfortunately at the time, I lived in Detroit. At that time, she didn't know. Years later, she would.
Love in a funk.
The Helsinki train station at 3 a.m. and its underworld of semi-destitute children.
This song makes absolutely no sense.
A fanciful tune about escaping to the far reaches of space.
Another flight of fancy.
I have always been a recluse; - my room is my world.
Rural North Karela, Finland, December 1996. Just got word that astronomer Carl Sagan changed worlds.
My ode to Finland. Because of the compression, you'll need to turn this one up.
The closest thing I have to a prayer.
Empire-building scum at the workplace.
Song was penned in three places: Helsinki, Tallinn, and Wayne County, Michigan in 1992. 'Looking Backwards' refers to the return trip from Helsinki from Tallinn.