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this week we conclude our look back at some early classic editions of framework:afield with one produced in cottonwood, arizona in the u.s. by jeph jerman (also sometimes known as handsto). it was first broadcast on the 30th of june, 2006. all the recordings featured were, at the time, unreleased material.
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this edition of framework:afield has been produced in the united states by jeph jerman. it is titled tour ephemera, and features field recordings made while touring between the years 2004 and 2015. all recordings made using minidisc recorders, cassette and microcassette recorders, condenser and contact microphones.
for more information on jeph’s work, see http://ribexibalba.com/jj/.
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this edition of framework:afield has been produced in cottonwood, az, usa, by jeph jerman, and feature a series of his own field recordings made during a recent trip to mexico. for more information see http://www.jerman.littleenjoyer.com.
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this edition of framework:focus featured the work of jeph jerman – we sampled field recordings and compositions he has made over the years (both under his own name and as hands to) using typically inexpensive tape recorders and mics, giving his body of work a characteristic grainy, earthy sound. this mixed with commentary and observation he recorded himself, on his work, sound in general, inspirations and anecdotes (we want a t-shirt with an anatomical drawing of an ear too)… we think this is one of the best editions of framework:focus we’ve had the pleasure to produce yet, so if you missed it, it’s highly recommended you try to catch wednesday’s repeat (at 11am gmt).
for more information on jeph and his work, or to order any of his recordings (all of which he has made available on cdr for order direct from him) see his website – and soon, as it is rumored that the anomalous records site won’t be available much longer – at http://www.anomalousrecords.com/jerman.
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