Need To Know Music

05/08/2024

#165 Good Enough Alone (feat. Jack de Keyzer)

Provided to YouTube by DistroKidGood Enough Alone (feat. Jack De Keyzer) · Funkwrench Blues · Jack De Keyzer · Frank H Swart · Brian Brinkerhoff · Frank H Sw...

05/07/2024

Thanks Take Effect for a really nice review!

Soundtrack For A Film Without Pictures Need To Know, 2023 9/10 Listen to Soundtrack For A Film Without Pictures The brainchild of the producer and bassist Frank Swart, this 12 part soundtrack takes inspiration from Joseph Campbell’s Monomyth/The Hero’s Journey and rarely sits in one place for

04/20/2024

Thank you for trusting Brian and me to make this record and thank you to all the monstrously talented humans who contributed.


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04/19/2024

Out today! Heather Little - By Now

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In less than 24 hours, the whole wide world will have unlimited access to my account of some of my deepest, most personally traumatic, and life shaping events, family dynamics, and personal tragedies. Much of the hard facts are just sad and embarrassing on paper, but the overwhelming love in the current chapter of my life is testament to the incredible friends and family, and chosen family in particular, who have afforded me the support it has taken to find the courage to share such things with the world outside the small rooms I’ve played for 20 years.
I hope you’ll find something in it that assures you you’re not alone in your story, even if you aren’t ready to tell it.

03/10/2024

Almost 10 years ago, Malcolm Holcombe and I met in person for the first time. We gathered at RCA Studio in Nashville with a group of Malcolm’s favorite players and we spent a few days making the first of seven records that I had the pleasure of having my fingerprints on.

The last time I saw Malcolm we gathered at Echo Mountain in Asheville NC in 2022 and made what proved to be the last of those seven albums.

We had plans, multiple times, to get together again and hit the record button but it never transpired. My last words to Malcolm were that I was expecting him to get out of the hospital shortly because he had the songs - and I had the studio booked and ready.

Malcolm was a kind and generous soul, an amazing hot sauce purveyor, and a keen observer of the human condition. His little ditties, as he called them, were movies disguised as songs. And he never played them the same way twice!!

Cyndi - thank you for all you did for Malcolm. It allowed Malcolm to give so much to the rest of us.

Malcolm, I miss you already. Thank you for your trust and belief. You made my life immeasurably better.

Brian Brinkerhoff