CAC – The War Kitty Chronicles

Here are a couple of pix showing the two sides of my studio/office. I like to keep it simple.
This is where I do all that I do. And I love it.
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This week I’m one of the featured artists on the “Prophets Of Bliss” episode of the Dark Electric Podcast. You can listen and download here: Dark Electric Podcast.
The songs are “Night So Gone” and “Le Promenade”.
Thanks to Martin Smit for including my music. I appreciate it.
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CAC War Kitty – Stardust Sleigh Ride … info here

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My latest tune: Stardust Sleigh Ride.
I found that by using the Soundcloud player I am able to post larger files of greater quality. You can listen to more of my stuff on Soundcloud here: CAC War Kitty at Soundcloud.
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Busted
I’m busted for the love I give
I’m busted for my sin
Busted for the way I live
The truth I’ve taken in
Busted for the time I had to stay with you a while
Busted
Yeah, it’s just my style
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CAC War Kitty – What’s It
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It’s my 200th post. Wow! I know… thrilling. Here is a beat/loop… a bit somber for the ocation but it’s what I had going on… so…
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This is a shot film (as opposed to a music video) by Terri Timely.
I likes it! It contains two of my favorite things: music (sound design) and food… how can you go wrong.
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Sometimes the news is priceless:
SAN FRANCISCO—After spotting Dave Coleman, a 60-year-old with a graying ponytail and a frayed Hot Tuna shirt sitting on a bench in Golden Gate Park, 40-year-old punk rocker Brian Patterson said Tuesday that he felt sorry for the aging hippie. “He’s just living in the past when the world has obviously [...]

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CAC War Kitty – Beyond
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Beyond… like the taste of dark chocolate… leading to the unknown.
A beat/loop for the middle of the week.
Make it glorious.
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It’s a beautiful world…
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This Japanese tree house is just for tea. Here’s some info:
Takasugi-an
Chino City, Nagano Prefecture
Terunobu Fujimori, 2003-2004
The academician and architect, Terunobu Fujimori, has observed that a teahouse is “the ultimate personal architecture.” Its extreme compactness, which would at most accommodate four and a half tatami mats (2.7 square metres) or even just two tatami mats [...]

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