“Who Knows?”(Composed by Reynold D. Philipsek 2018 copyright Zino-Rephi Music BMI)Guitars-ReynoldKeys-Gregg InhoferI wrote and recorded this piece in the Spring of 2018.“Who knows?” is a question I have been asking myself as long as I can recall.Now that I am in my musical and physically mature years, I find myself becoming more of a minimalist. The songs on my last […]
After a year where we finished production on and promotion of the documentary film “A Life Well Played,” as well as releasing a new album, “Picture This,” and playing about 100 gigs during 2017 it is time to sit back and figure out what is next. My first inclination is to prepare a solo acoustic guitar set to be done
I am pleased to announce that my latest album, “Picture This,” is now available exclusively in CD form, and sold here at reynold.com. It includes the following tracks: 1. Bohemian Flats 2:35 2. Chrysanthemum 2:17 3. Tango Blue 3:33 4. Silesian Mist 2:47 5. Someday Maybe 3:00 6. Matka 3:07 7. Goatee and Shades 2:34 8.
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picture this – available soon by reynold d. philipsek For the past two years (while I was engaged with the filming and distribution of the “A Life Well Played” documentary), I was also busy putting together an album of what I could accurately call a true distillation of my musical oeuvre. This entailed not only the development of new pieces,
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picture this by reynold d. philipsek For the past two years (while I was engaged with the filming and distribution of the “A Life Well Played” documentary), I was also busy putting together an album of what I could accurately call a true distillation of my musical oeuvre. This entailed not only the development of new pieces, but the remodeling
Bohemian Flats (written and performed by Reynold D. Philipsek) Bohemian Flats, also known as Little Bohemia, was the informal name given a residential area of Minneapolis in the late 19th century. The area was the low lying river terrace on the west bank of the Mississippi River. The area was named “Bohemian Flats” because of a high percentage of eastern