Tim Fogerty's guest appearances

Tim Fogerty

The Jeremiah Show

OwlTail

Kristian Dunn

***This Special Episode is Dedicated to the Memory Frances McMasterMy Special Guests Today are Kristian Dunn and Tim FogartyThey return to TJS Radio with a new album "tautology I / II / III"-The triple-LP — out everywhere nowThe perfect gift - Concert Tickets and albumEl Ten Eleven https://elteneleven.comStay tuned for the NEW El Ten Eleven Single “New Years Eve” at the end of the show!Socials:facebook.com/elteneleven twitter.com/elteneleven instagram.com/elteneleven spoti.fi/1FOkwYx elteneleven.comExperiencing an unexpected tragedy or loss often provokes a period of self-reflection, a time to contemplate one’s own place and purpose in the world. That was true for El Ten Eleven’s Kristian Dunn. When a beloved family member passed, Kristian found his own reflections on life emerging in the music he composed. Those expressions led to the creation of Tautology — a sonic meditation on the arc of human life, composed in three parts. Over the course of three discs, Tautology is, in Kristian’s words, “a representation of life from the teenage years, through middle-age, until the end of life.” The sounds on the album echo Kristian’s own experiences, veering from aggressive metallic riffs to blissful ambient soundscapes. And while there are shared melodies and harmonies through all three records, each one has its own distinct qualities: Let’s explore them now. Kristian Dunn. And Tim Fogerty

***This Special Episode is Dedicated to the Memory Frances McMaster My Special Guests Today are Kristian Dunn and Tim Fogarty They return to TJS Radio with a new album "tautology I / II / III" -The triple-LP — out everywhere now The perfect gift - Concert Tickets and album El Ten Eleven <a href="https://elteneleven.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://elteneleven.com</a> Stay tuned for the NEW El Ten Eleven Single “New Years Eve” at the end of the show! Socials: <a href="http://facebook.com/elteneleven" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">facebook.com/elteneleven</a> <a href="http://twitter.com/elteneleven" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">twitter.com/elteneleven</a> <a href="http://instagram.com/elteneleven" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">instagram.com/elteneleven</a> <a href="http://spoti.fi/1FOkwYx" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">spoti.fi/1FOkwYx</a> <a href="http://elteneleven.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">elteneleven.com</a> Experiencing an unexpected tragedy or loss often provokes a period of self-reflection, a time to contemplate one’s own place and purpose in the world. That was true for El Ten Eleven’s Kristian Dunn. When a beloved family member passed, Kristian found his own reflections on life emerging in the music he composed. Those expressions led to the creation of Tautology — a sonic meditation on the arc of human life, composed in three parts. Over the course of three discs, Tautology is, in Kristian’s words, “a representation of life from the teenage years, through middle-age, until the end of life.” The sounds on the album echo Kristian’s own experiences, veering from aggressive metallic riffs to blissful ambient soundscapes. And while there are shared melodies and harmonies through all three records, each one has its own distinct qualities: Let’s explore them now. Kristian Dunn. And Tim Fogerty