Vintage Micro Truk, by Play Date

Vintage Micro Truk

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JanBradyPlaysBass If autism and lazer beams went to space camp together & dropped DMT after hours, this would be the soundtrack.

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	1.	I Guess You Don't Want Your Pizza 13:13
	2.	The Elephant in the Microwave 21:25
	3.	Wild Fishes 06:29
	4.	A Brief History of Slime 15:01
	5.	Choose Your Dolphin 06:23
	6.	We All Wave For Microwaves 08:20

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I invited Kev, Mikey, and Chazzz over for my birthday, and they got me lots of cool stuff and we played some music together like really really cool music, and Chazz got me this really sweet truck that was a microwave and also old looking because it was from vintage probably, like, space and stuff.

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released December 5, 2020

Play Date:
Chaisaray Schenk, drums
John Daniel Ray, bass, computer

Also at the party:
Michael Kinchen, tenor sax, fender Rhodes
Kevin Beck, moog, Rhodes, DX7, effects

Produced by John Daniel Ray
Recorded at Treehouse Arts Collective in Winston-Salem, NC
Mr. Haircut Records, ©2020

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John Daniel Ray Winston Salem, North Carolina

John Daniel Ray is a progressive bassist and composer from Winston-Salem, NC. He specializes in using computers to augment his bass and voice in an improvisatory setting. He is passionate about improvised music, and enjoys playing with anyone who loves music, energy, and life as much as he does. ... more

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