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A misty fusion: Ukulele forms vol.2
Stephen Godsall

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releases October 5, 2022

STEPHEN GODSALL - A MISTY FUSION: UKULELE FORMS VOL.2

1) Kingdom of the horse
2) The twilight of the home organ        
3) Electrified (feat. Jimi Hendrix)        
4) A misty fusion        
5) Forest Fugue

All tracks composed by Stephen Godsall   

"My second EP exploring different approaches to improvised ukulele music has two acoustic tracks, two electric tracks and a crazy combination of acoustic ukulele and home organ."
Stephen Godsall



The Tracks :

"Kingdom of the horse" has a Celtic flavour and is a trio between acoustic ukulele, banjo and nylon strung guitar, as is "Forest Fugue".

For "Twilight of the home organ" I imagined a duet of home organ and ukulele, producing a more intimate take on the Hammond/guitar combo of Jimmy Smith and Kenny Burrell. It's a duel between faulty electronics and an acoustic ukulele showing its versatility.

"Electrified" celebrates the fact that Jimi Hendrix first learned to play on a one string ukulele and imagines what might have happened if he'd electrified it; his speaking voice (from broadcast interviews) gives it a talking blues feel. I began with a free improvisation on electric ukulele, then added bass, drums and finally voice samples.

"Misty fusion" is inspired by Herbie Hancock and Miles Davis, a slice of fusion in 7/4 time; everything is played on ukulele except for the drums. The ukulele works with a guitar synth module to cover electric piano, trumpet, synth bass and organ voices.


Credits :

Stephen Godsall - all compositions, ukuleles, banjo, nylon strung guitar, bass, drums, electronic organs.
Andrew Godsall
- drums on track 3
Jimi Hendrix
- voice on track 3

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