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About Wine ft Andrew Austin / Art Lip

from DAYS OF THE FALL (Sin Detenerse) by Fernando Garcin

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BONUS TRACK # 2

ABOUT WINE (Spanish & English story)

Escribí este poema en 1998 para mi libro “Eclipse”. Se llamaba “Sirius & Didí”. Algunos meses después lo recité con músicos en Ruzafa en una improvisada y loca adaptación con bajo y percusiones. Cuando Andrew Austin leyó el poema y luego cuando le envié mi voz recitándolo con cierto ritmo, me hizo saber que quería musicarlo (un trabajo sensacional de teclados, bajo y loops) y añadir una intensa interpretación de trompeta del magnífico Art Lip. Recuerdo que escribí este poema en Febrero, y probablemente estaba escuchando a Coleman Hawkins mientras nos envolvíamos en la manta tras un largo paseo en motocicleta (Didí).
Febrero es un mes pequeño. En Febrero han sucedido muchas y febriles cosas. Nuestra única esperanza es que alguna clase rara de amor nos salve. Cada mes debería tener su pequeña historia. Abrir Abril. Erotizar Enero. Febrero es tan pequeño que dura más. Mi pequeña historia es un sueño de Febrero. No existían fronteras. Nadie era de ninguna parte y todo el mundo era de cualquier parte. Un día polizón de Febrero casi me des-mayo y siento la dicha. Tus ojos se detuvieron en los míos a la velocidad de los vientos en Urano y bailamos hasta despertar.
I wrote this poem in 1997 for my book “Eclipse”. Some months later, I read it with musicians like an improvisation of bass, percusión and voice. When Andrew Austin read the poem he told me he wanted to get my voice and add his music (a wonderful amazing work of keyboards, bass, loops) and a passionate trumpet part played by the great Art Lip.
I remember I wrote this poem In Fabruary and we were probably listening to Coleman Hawkins as we were under blankets drinking wine after a long motorcycle ride (Didí).
February is a small short month. In February some great and febrile things have happened. Our only hope is some rare unusual kind of love save us. Every Month should have its own story. To open April. To eroticize January. February is so short it lasts more than any other month. My short brief story is a real February dream. There were no frontiers. All people were from nowhere and everybody was from anywhere. A stowaway day of February your lips were close to me –it was a leap day really- and I almost passed out feeling the bliss. Your eyes turned to mine at the speed of the wind in Uranus and we danced until waking up.

Fernando Garcin. 2019.

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from DAYS OF THE FALL (Sin Detenerse), released May 5, 2019
BONUS TRACK # 2
Music by Andrew Austin.
Voice and lyrics: Fernando Garcin
Andrew Austin: keyboards, bass, loops, production.
Art Lip: trumpet.
For more details check out Andrew Austin's websites on RN.

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