Just a Little Change of Plan, by Matt Miller, Baritone Guitarist & Singer/Songwriter

Just a Little Change of Plan

by Matt Miller, Baritone Guitarist & Singer/Songwriter

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1.	Cassius Clay 04:24	info	buy track
2.	All Speech is Slurred 04:57	info	buy track
3.	Inside Out 04:00	info	buy track
4.	Paranoid Delusion 07:15	info	buy track
5.	Just A Little Change Of Plan 04:50	info	buy track
6.	I Once Told A Lie 06:48	info	buy track
7.	A Step In The Right Direction 06:31	info	buy track
8.	Your Favorite Restaurant 03:07	info	buy track

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Recorded during the Summer of 2009; the majority of the work was done during a 3-week period in August, during which I sequestered myself for 12 hours a day, more or less. It was an amazing experience.

Oh, and there is a hidden track, available only on the album!

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released September 1, 2009

Doug McLaughlin - Drums on tracks 4, 5, 7, and 8.
Matt Miller - Everything else. Yes, everything.

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Matt Miller, Baritone Guitarist & Singer/Songwriter Flagstaff, Arizona

Baritone guitar is tuned between a guitar and a bass (B E A D F# B). Extremely versatile, full, and very funky. Given its excellent qualities, it is surprisingly uncommon.

I "live loop", which lets me improvise on alto sax, flute, and guitar. Strong jazz and funk influences, but truly a wide variety. Even shit-kicking country at times. The Muse, she speaks; I hear. ... more

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