Come Here Get Away From Me [Ezra & Tim, late December 2016, Studio Ballistico, Chicago]
from To Them We'll Always Be Freaks by Ezra Furman
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The first real recording session of us starting to work on the record. Just Tim and I met up at Ballistico and played this one, a live take of him on bass and me on drums. I really don't play drums. This is the only time I've ever been recorded behind a drum kit. I actually pulled it off somehow. This was an exciting start to recording because we totally reimagined the original mood of the song and played instruments we weren't used to. Funny enough, Tim's count-in at the top of this track ended up on the finished record. There's a few little artifacts like that which remained from demo versions.
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from To Them We'll Always Be Freaks,
released April 8, 2020
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