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Peak Bagging by James Hill & Don Campau

by James Hill & Don Campau

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    Recorded in Richmond and Santa Rosa, CA in 2017, these nine instrumental tracks feature this noted Bay Area trumpet veteran in various settings from funky and melodic, to freeform and rocking. Don Campau provides the anchoring backing tracks except for “I Like Olaku” where British underground legend, Ralf “Arzathon” Bevis does the honors with a long dubby freak out. Produced by Don Campau.

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Payers Tinde 03:25
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Annapurna, Perhaps 03:07
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The Winds Of Malaku 04:57
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Kibo By Lunch 03:38
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5.
Detour To The Fair 06:47
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This Is Denali, Dammit 03:23
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No Rest On Nest Horn 03:47
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I Like Olaku 09:11
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Eclipse On Haramosh Peak 03:07
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Recorded in Richmond and Santa Rosa, CA in 2017, these nine instrumental tracks feature this noted Bay Area trumpet veteran in various settings from funky and melodic, to freeform and rocking. Don Campau provides the anchoring backing tracks except for “I Like Olaku” where British underground legend, Ralf “Arzathon” Bevis does the honors with a long dubby freak out. Produced by Don Campau.
Original art by Campau. Each hard copy CDR handmade with unique covers.
Free download on archive.org coming and will feature two bonus tracks.
Bandcamp download coming soon too.

Peak bagging, also known as hill bagging, mountain bagging, Munro bagging[1] or simply bagging, is an activity in which hikers, hillwalkers and mountaineers attempt to reach the summits of a collection of peaks, usually those above some height or prominence in a particular region, or having a particular feature.
Many climbing clubs around the world have created lists of peaks with various attributes, often used by peak-baggers. Examples of such lists are Colorado's 53 fourteeners in the U.S., the Alpine four-thousanders in Europe, the three-thousanders in Japan, and the State 8, listing the highest point in each of Australia's eight states.

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released October 4, 2017

james hill :trumpet on all tracks, keyboards on “i like olaku”

don campau: guitars bass, drums, percussion, production, effects,
electronics, field recordings, keyboards


"I Like Olaku" features backing tracks from Arzathon.

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Don Campau is a home recording musician, radio producer and visual artist living in Northern California. Don has been active in home recorded music since 1969 and runs the Lonely Whistle label. For full bio go to doncampau.com

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