Ed Askew 関連音源

Ed Askew / Little Eyes (LP)

Genre: Rock Style: Folk Rock Year: 2005 Notes: Little Eyes Songs For Pilots Waiting In The Station Little Infinite Love Song Oh, All The Gold And Green Eyes My Love Is A Red Red Rose Beds Of Soft Silk City Of Glass The Face Of Fire Old Mother Moon Unreleased LP originally recorded for ESP in 1970. Comes in a silkscreened rice paper cover artwork. Notes insert.

Ed Askew / Little Eyes (CD)

Label: De Stijl Catalog#: IND-032 Format: CD, Album, Reissue Country: US Released: 2007 Genre: Folk, World, & Country Style: Folk Notes: 1 Little Eyes 2 Songs For Pilots 3 Waiting In The Station 4 Little Infinite Love Song 5 Oh, All The Gold And Green Eyes 6 My Love Is A Red Red Rose 7 Beds Of Soft Silk 8 City Of Glass 9 The Face Of Fire 10 Old Mother Moon 11 The Accordian Man 12 O The Lovely Face 13 My Love Is A Red, Red Rose 14 Jeffery Taste 15 Reasonable Man 16 Rodeo Rose

Ed Askew – Little Houses Summersteps Records – Sum 0036 US 1997 1 Roadio Rose 2 Cambridge Road 3 For Thomas 4 River Of Light 5 The Tragic Tale Of The High Seas 6 Empire City 7 Angels Will Kiss You 8 Satellites 9 This Old City 10 Little Houses ノート In paper sleeve with pocket for disc.

Ed Askew – These Nights + Days

Ed Askew - Rainy Day Songs

ASKEW, ED: Rainy Day Song CD (SGR 002CD) "Rainy Day Song is the first release of new Ed Askew material since Ed Askew/Ask the Unicorn (ESP-Disk, 1968). The scarcity of commercially available Ed Askew albums belies an artist in perpetual bloom -- painter and songwriter poet. After graduating from Yale Art School in 1966, Ed began teaching art in New Haven and shortly thereafter released his eponymous debut (later re-named Ask the Unicorn). Ed Askew recorded a follow up called Little Eyes that ESP-Disk chose, for unknown reasons, not to release (This album was finally issued on CD in 2007 by De Stijl Records). And now forty years have passed since the original ESP-Disk release and Ed Askew has a formidable backlog of unreleased music. Rainy Day Song, his most recent work, was recorded in the summer of 2007 in New York City, where Ed has lived since moving there from New Haven in the 1980s. He says: 'When I start a song it's a kind of virgin situation. There are certain things I do and I have my character like everybody has their character. But I believe on some level that it comes from nothing -- there are certain things you do -- but in a sense: who does it?' Lyrically, Askew bears a striking resemblance to Paul Goodman, the mid-20th century New York City poet, novelist, gestalt psychologist, and anarchist social theorist. Like Goodman's poetry, Askew's lyrics shift effortlessly from contemplative abstraction to political tirades, from naturalist landscapes to graphic descriptions of urban street life, from childhood vignettes to tales of gay romance-conveyed in language that's at once elegant and conversational. Also like Goodman, Askew displays (in both his lyrics and his music) a stubborn indifference to contemporary fashion. If that's what makes Askew's music such a hard sell for current labels and commercial audiences, it's also the source of its timelessness. Whether you choose to listen to it now or wait for the next round of 'reissues' forty years from now, this is music that will endure." --David Shirley

Ed Askew – Paper Horses Ed Askew - Paper Horse Handmade gatefold card sleeve with colour artwork and a photograph of Ed on the inside holding his tiple.

Ed Askew – Imperfiction A collection of songs written in the late 1970s and early 1980s Label:Drag City Catalog#:DC457 Format:Vinyl, LP Country:US Released:2011 Trackli A1 Boy With A Hat A2 Hitchhiking A3 Deep Water A4 At Home In The Factory B1 Tom B2 House Of Embers B3 Art And Life B4 Buddha Smiles B5 This Is The End Notes "this is a collection of songs written, more or less, in the late 1970s and early 1980s in New Haven; mostly songs that had never been recorded before. it was all done in one session. with some retakes. i had only recently stopped performing and still knew everything by heart." Ed Askew May 21, 2010 Washington Heights, NYC

Ed Askew – For The World Recorded in a West Harlem warehouse, down the street from the Cotton Club over 4 hot days, in September 2011.

Ed Askew & Joshua Burkett / Ed Askew & Steve Gunn – Rose Two duos ~ Two radio sessions ~ Two ten inch records A1-B4 : Ed Askew & Joshua Burkett Live for Rob ‘Hatch’ Miller’s show on WFMU – October 2007 C1-D4 : Ed Askew & Steve Gunn for the Greg Healey Show on Dandelion Radio – March 2010 500 copies (400 in circulation)

Ed Askew – Rainbow Bridge OSR Tapes – osr20

Ed Askew – Boats And Roads Flying Moonlight Records – FM004 Boats and Roads' (1996) is Ed Askew's first self-recorded, self-released cassette of new songs, written and recorded in Washington Heights. This re-issue features the original artwork and also a lost song, Yama, remixed from the 4-track source by Tyler Evans (of Ed Askew band and George Sand). The tape is a beautiful light blue and includes a digital download of the full album. Edition of 250.

Ed Askew – Art & Life (LP) Tin Angel Records – TAR055 roduced by Ed Askew Band. Includes printed lyrics insert with correct track order. Wrong track order on cover and label.

Ed Askew – Art & Life (CD) C & P 2017 Tin Angel Records Recorded and engineered by Jason Meagher at Black Dirt Studio in Weston, NY. also Jeff Zeigler at Uniform Recording in Philadelphia, PA. produced by Ed Askew Band

Ed Askew – A Child In The Sun - Radio Sessions 1969-1970 Drag City – DC 670, Galactic Zoo Disk – GZD#014 Recordings from WYBC radioshow hosted by Dave Porter, 1969-1970

Ed Askew – Newspaper Boats Counter Culture Chronicles – Counter Culture Chronicles 18 Typed labels with artist and title of release. Release comes with card insert. Contains poem by Ed Askew on one side and a picture of a paper boat on the other. Credits cover photo by Brandon Stanton

Ed Askew – London Tin Angel Records – TARRSD 5 LP, Limited Edition, RSD, White Viny RSD 2018 release, limited to 300 copies. Catalog number etched on album runout. No sign of it anywhere else.

Ed Askew – 2020 Improved Sequence Records – IMP006 300 copies, 75 on green and 225 on black vinyl

300 copies, 75 on green and 225 on black vinyl.

Ed Askew – Sleeping With Angels Improved Sequence – IMP038 Painting – Christian Defilippo Text By, Layout – Jay Pluck

Biography

An enigma even by the ultra-obscure standards of ESP-Disk Records, next to nothing is known about outsider folksinger Ed Askew. Although Askew has been recording songs since the late '60s, only one album has ever been released, 1969's Ask the Unicorn. A solo recording, the album features Askew accompanying himself on the ten-stringed lute-like acoustic instrument the tiple. A Latin instrument Askew discovered as a teenager because his ukulele-playing father owned one, the tiple quickly became a passion for Askew. While studying art at Yale in the mid-'60s, Askew began performing at local poetry readings, and soon incorporated the tiple into his act. Because the tiple is a difficult instrument, with the player having to press down hard on three tightly wound strings at once to get any sound, Askew's early material has a unique and oddly strained vocal quality that comes from the difficulty of singing while playing such a demanding instrument. After graduating from Yale and getting a teaching job in New York, Askew sent a demo tape to Bernard Stollman of the ultra-noncommercial ESP-Disk, possibly the most legendary indie label of the '60s; with his unique but attractive sound, Askew was quickly invited to record an album for the label. Easily one of the most bizarre and wonderful albums ever released by ESP-Disk, Ask the Unicorn is a psychedelic folk masterpiece, like the Holy Modal Rounders jamming with Alexander "Skip" Spence. A second album, Little Eyes, was recorded for ESP-Disk in 1970, but although it got as far as a test pressing, the label was beginning to run out of money and the album was never released. In most cases, that would be that, but while pursuing a career as a painter and poet, Askew sporadically kept up his performing career in New Haven and Boston during the '70s. Though he has never released anything commercially since Ask the Unicorn, his homemade tapes are traded on the fringe music underground. His recent music has included harpsichord, synthesizers, and drum machines along with guitar, piano, and his beloved tiple, but other than the more modern instrumentation, Askew's songs remain the same: quirky, but surprisingly accessible, with an engaging melodic sense and emotional, thoughtful lyrics that belie the easy "freaky outsider" tag that might otherwise get stuck upon him. ~ Stewart Mason, All Music Guide

Ed Askew "My Heart Starts Beating"

It is with the greatest amount of pride that we present this magnificent, mystical collection by this timeless artist. From his earliest days at ESP-Disk, he's achieved a staturein the music community as an "outsider", and an artist without compromise. These songs will make you sad, happy, frightened and full of wonder for all that the h condition can bring. This is a collection of love songs like no other. I couldn't be more humbled and honored to have Ed Askew here at WildCat Records. He is the embodiment of what we try to do for the Art in which we both so deeply believe, not to mention, a beautiful human being with a heart as large as the Universe. "My Heart Starts Beating" is by far, my favorite album of the last year, and the biggest surprise I've heard in decades. - Joe Phillips

Ed Askew - My Life

Ed Askew - So Half Yogurt – HY003

Ed Askew – Here We Are Together Again / Yellow Dollars De Stijl – IND086 7", 33 ⅓ RPM, Limited Edition From the rear of the sleeve: "WYBC David Porter Show Nov 1969". Label:De Stijl Catalog#:IND086 Format:Vinyl, 7", Limited Edition Country:US Released:2011 Tracklist A Here We Are Together Again B Yellow Dollars

Ed Askew / Black Swans, The My Best Friend / Nap

Label:
Scioto Records SR-001
Format:
Vinyl, 7"
Country:
US
Released:
14 Jun 2011
Genre:
Folk, World, & Country
Style:
Folk

Tracklist
A
Ed Askew
My Best Friend
Piano Jay Pluck Voice Ed Askew
3:20
B
Black Swans, The
Nap
Acoustic Guitar, Vocals Jerry DeCicca Banjo, Tyler Evans Bass ,Canaan Faulkner Electric Guitar .Chris Forbes Percussion. Keith Hanlon Recorded By Keith Hanlon
3:39

Credits

Artwork Peter Klockau
Layout? Ron Hester
Mastered By [Vinyl Cutting] Clint Holley