This interview with Little Fyodor conducted by Jeph Jerman was originally published in the fourth issue of Electronic Cottage, July 1990.
Slither/Sloth, Beneath The Uber-Putz and Idiots Are Closer To God are available for sale on CDR at Little Fyodor's website
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Chris Phinney
5/6/2018 09:11:51
A wonderful read from the past! Love it! I still have those masters KGNU Cabaret & Choirboys from Jupiter.
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Little Fyodor
5/6/2018 14:09:03
Wow -- thank you, glad you like!!
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5/6/2018 15:04:00
Thanks for bringing this back for re-examination. As with Bret Hart in the other recent "legacy" post, I had had no direct interactions Sir Fyodor or Babushka when this was originally published. Now together we have created many memories that fit quite comfortably in my braincells. I am very interested in listening to any recordings of "The Miracle." Can anybody direct me to a place where I might hear such things today?
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Hal McGee
5/6/2018 15:13:08
There is an entire page in the WoG Archive on my site dedicated to The Miracle, and that page includes numerous audio players.
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5/6/2018 16:38:13
Perfecto! I just listened to WOG/Miracle Volume I while reading the entire Halzine 12 Tape Art mag. What a nice way to spend a lovely Sunday afternoon... These two went together just like arteries and veins -- bloody great!
Little Fyodor
5/6/2018 20:07:11
Brothers of different mothers, dude! (and sisters too where applicable, even if not as rhymable!)
Hal McGee
5/7/2018 00:52:25
There's a Dan Fogelberg joke here...
C. Goff III
5/7/2018 14:00:25
Of course, that Lion Of Experimental Improv -- Dan Fogelberg -- is well-known for how he documented the contents of his tapes on white typing paper in pencil, following the well trodden paths of James Taylor and Gordon Lightfoot.
Hal McGee
5/7/2018 14:08:33
Not only that, but there's this - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twin_Sons_of_Different_Mothers
C. Goff III
5/7/2018 16:50:36
Ha! I saw Weisberg open a show at the Berkeley Community Theater back around 1979 or so... So-so of a show from what I recall, but not altogether uninteresting. Now, if these two guys had done a "Triplets" album with Arnold Schoenberg, I think that would likely hold my attention for a while.
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