April 15th, by Charles Vaughan

April 15th

by Charles Vaughan

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3" hand-stamped CDr in a mini DVD style case with printed card sleeve. Additional card insert included.

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1.	Late Afternoon 03:37	buy track
2.	With The Sun Behind Us 02:20	buy track
3.	Sunken Lanes 03:13	buy track
4.	Dust/Sunlight 03:34	buy track
5.	Sweeping Rain 03:11	buy track
6.	Condemned Cottage 01:15	buy track
7.	What We Have Lost 02:52	buy track

about

Originally released in 2007, this collection of music was recorded in one day, April 15th, by Charles Vaughan. This was the debut release of this mysterious artist who revealed he had a vast archive of music from which he would gradually shape albums and EPs over the next few years.

The EP was sold as a handmade CDr at the Wayside & Woodland Stage during the famous Wheaton Aston Festival. The festival, interestingly enough, was to be host to the first 2 and only 'proper' live appearances of the Warp artist Bibio, who was a vocal supporter of this EP at the time also.

14 years later, the original leftover 3" CDrs have been found (a format since becoming rare) and the original artwork files re-tooled into an ultra-limited re-release of W&W002.

credits

released December 3, 2021

All music recorded by Charles Vaughan on April 15th, 2007

Remastered by Ben Holton, November 2021

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Wayside & Woodland Recordings England, UK

Wayside & Woodland Recordings was founded by Ben Holton and Rob Glover, and is based in South Staffordshire & The West Midlands.

The home label of epic45, My Autumn Empire and Field Harmonics.

And has released works by E.L. Heath, Component#4, Richard Youngs, Oliver Cherer and Mark Van Hoen. ... more