Indaba Featured Session - Deerhoof's "Buck and Judy" Orchestra
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Session Created On
03/02/2009
Number of Files
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Number of Members
141
Number of Discussion Posts
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Past Events
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Thursday January 21, 2010 at 12:45 PM
Ian M. requested to join the session -
Tuesday January 19, 2010 at 01:21 PM
The Valley commented on
Buck and Judy (Jesiah's Grinder Mix): neat!
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Monday January 18, 2010 at 12:41 AM Jackson Barish requested to join the session
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Thursday January 14, 2010 at 11:44 AM Matt M. requested to join the session
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Sunday January 10, 2010 at 11:42 AM Ivan Zich requested to join the session
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Tuesday January 05, 2010 at 06:52 AM David Young requested to join the session
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Wednesday December 30, 2009 at 12:48 PM Feculent Rainbow requested to join the session
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Tuesday December 29, 2009 at 11:48 PM John M. requested to join the session
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Friday December 25, 2009 at 07:56 AM Thomas Meidell W. requested to join the session
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Wednesday December 23, 2009 at 11:49 PM Matt Biggers requested to join the session
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THE STORY
It’s not every day that you get an email from Deerhoof, but, when you do, it catches your attention.
When Greg Saunier approached us at Indaba (after being inspired by a YouTube video by CueBall9), wanting to do something that “lets anybody join the band,” how could we say no?
Indaba is all about bringing musicians together, so it seemed like the perfect time to launch Indaba Featured Sessions, a hand-picked, no-where-else-can-you-get-this opportunity to collaborate.
THE BAND
Who better to kick-start the party than San Francisco-based indie darling Deerhoof,whose unconventional approach to music makes it tough to label with a genre. Every song with this band is an adventure.
Their latest release "Buck and Judy" from their album Offend Maggie is no different. Following its video release a few weeks ago, we thought that this would be the ideal Deerhoof song to use. We're inviting you to play along on your own drums, replace the guitar part with accordion, write your own lyrics, or maybe even remix everyone's contributions together into a giant orchestra.
THE CHALLENGE... IN TWO PARTS
Part 1. Deerhoof's offering a sheet music arrangement of "Buck and Judy", as well as tabs showing exactly how Deerhoof played the two guitar parts and bass part. This way you can play parts of the song yourselves, replace one of the instruments or add a new one. When you're ready, add your contribution to the tracks section.
Part 2. Deerhoof has already uploaded the drums, bass, two guitars, piano, and vocal from their recording of the song. Use any combination of the uploaded stems (from Deerhoof or any other Indaba member) to create your version of the song. Post the finished version to the mixdown section!
The creative opportunities are endless!
Who knows? You might just inspire the band to play along with you!
Click the "Tracks" tab below to download the audio and sheet music!
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nylon guitar (classical)
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Indaba Music (owner)
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keyboard
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electric bass, Guitar (All), voice (tenor), Piano (All), jews harp, computer (pc), recorder, drum machine
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Piano (All), Keyboard (All)
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acoustic guitar, nylon guitar (classical), Thumb Piano (All), keyboard, tambourine, xylophone, harmonica, jews harp, Voice (All), bamboo flute, flute, trumpet, pots & pans, found objects, found sounds, clapping, Laptop, pennywhistle, recorder, castanets
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moonlander, bazooka
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Mixdown: mixdown_file.mp3
Reference Track: reference_file.mp3
Audition Track: audition_file.mp3
Clip: clip.mp3
Standard Track: standard_file.mp3
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