The Earliest Humans, by Clive Pearman

The Earliest Humans

by Clive Pearman

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Immediate download of 14-track album in your choice of high-quality MP3, FLAC, or just about any other format you could possibly desire.

Includes 4 Bonus Tracks - remixes by Scott Taylor, Clive Pearman, Bagrec and It Will Turn Into A Head.

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	1.	NYC Gamelan 1 01:26
	2.	Calado 04:59
	3.	The Singing Bridge on Harp Street 09:27
	4.	It's Important To Change 04:24
	5.	Lullaby for Dylan Rose 06:34
	6.	On the Corner of W.Broadway and Broome 03:08
	7.	Untitled Dobro 05:28
	8.	Careless Sometimes 02:22
	9.	NYC Gamelan 2 01:26
	10.	Lullaby (acoustic reprise) 02:42

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"The Earliest Humans" is an explorative guitar record, (originally released on Pearman's own "Fat Ghost" label) revelling in unconventional textures and unexpected harmonics. The album works with under-explored string sounds from over-the-bridge twangs to clock-like chimes built around the ghostly, silver-thin strains of a resonator guitar. When the playing is more conventional Pearman reveals a delightful melodic invention. This is post-Fahey American-primitive playing pushed through digital filters and beyond.

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released 25 March 2012
Recorded throughout 2010 in Balham, South London.
Composed and played by Clive Pearman.

Except-
- Vocals and lyrics on "Calado" by Fernanda Monteiro
- Clarinet on "Its Important to Change" by Richard Sanderson
- Vocals and lyrics on "It's Important to Change" and "Careless Sometimes" by Richard Sanderson
This album was originally released on Fat Ghost Records in February 2011.

Cover by Clive Pearman and Richard Sanderson.

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