Maple Fire from Yellowstone by Mad Dog Friedman
In this recording, you'll hear the fire as it moves up a hill through dense lodgepole pine. It was made from the opposite slope across the drainage in an area that burned earlier in the week. Recorded around noon, in this clip the fire's behavior is totally different than earlier in the day. Even though the microphone is far away from the flames, you hear the bassy roar of it: the power of its low acoustic energy. In fact, one of the things that struck me while making this recording was that I could feel the rumbling in my body as it came up through the ground.
Tracklist
| 13. | Maple Fire | 1:10 |
Credits
Mad Dog Friedman on Native American improvising over a Yellowstone National Park Sound Library recording by Jennifer Jerrett (NPS) and created on 08/14/2016. (This was record on flutes tuned to 432 Hz)
License
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Mad Dog writes from the moment and sings from his heart. His influences include sources as divergent as William Butler Yeats & the delta blues. His songwriting is sincere, simple & often humorous. He has recorded many solo & collaborative projects featuring his spontaneous compositions on harmonica, Native American flute & Theremin. He is also the founder of Mad Dog Blues & The Astral Project.
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