Pete & Irene
August 1, 2010 – 22:36
I have to say their union was the coolest event that had anything to do with a wedding. Congratulations Pete & Irene Sax.
New Studio Set Up
July 29, 2010 – 14:06
This is the main room at Ears where we are setting up for preproduction/rehearsal as well as the performance space for the first run of shows to our family and friends. In the middle ground, Supertramp’s B3 Hammond and the humble artillery.
Oh that was Fun!
July 21, 2010 – 23:13
18 JULY 010 — Zebulon, New York. KiNo introducing his new song “Cast a Pall of Win” written during the making of the video trailer for this event.
Set list included:
Bequeath me the world
Pola Negris
Youth
The Man who was Used up by Solitude (on acoustic guitar)
Cast a Pall of Win
The Left Hand
Shahla’s untitled piece (instrumental)
Enter Stage
July 21, 2010 – 23:03
Shahla Atlas in fabulous gear, getting up on stage to perform with KiNo.
Daybreak in America
July 13, 2010 – 01:47
Spending the weekend with my beloved uncle A.V. — Daybreak in Virginia.
Shahla on Piano
July 12, 2010 – 01:19
Shahla Atlas during the rehearsal of Pola Negris for the next public appearance of KiNo — on 18July010 in Zebulon, Brooklyn.
Cast a Pall of Win
July 8, 2010 – 19:43
Finishing off the video public announcement for the upcoming special live performance – KiNo sings accompanied by piano, featuring the lovely Shahla Atlas.
While cutting this trailer, I ended up writing a new song; ‘Cast a Pall of Win‘ which will be performed live among other new material on 18 July 2010 (9pm) at Zebulon.
On the other hand, the mega-production of KiNo Live is underway at Ears midtown studios, the analogue behemoth needs a little longer time. Riding the gravy train.
Found in New York Trash
July 8, 2010 – 00:36
Today was my lucky day. After a late dinner with Josefina Ayerza, by some mystical force we decided to pass by Kathy Grayson‘s ‘Hole‘, the new gallery on Greene Street, for a peek. In front of their next door neighbour, the ponciest bagmaker Louis Vuitton, someone had dumped bundled blocks of countless Sotheby’s catalogues. I scuffled with a couple of these chunky bastards and there he was. One of the 3 men who brought me up intellectually and emotionally: André Breton staring at me from the cover of a beautiful thick catalogue dating back to 2002. A couple of hours later, literally on my doorstep, I picked up a Crate practise amplifier with a note reading ‘I work and rock hard’. Cheers New York.
The king Louis Aragon.
Ah, Paul Eluard!
Mon copain René Char.
The Great Scouse
July 6, 2010 – 14:54
