Walter Tore's Spontobeat
21st Century Field Recordings
Spontaneously created and recorded music for the 21st century

"A million songs and growing"


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Gary Von Tersch, Big City Blues Magazine says:

" Lightning Hopkins was the best I ever heard at this off - the cuff, on the spot lyric making, but at his most inspired, Tore gives him a run for the money".

"These are fascinating documents that exhibit genius at work".

"an inventive, rhythm orientated guitarist with loads of blues sonority in his voice"


The technique used to record all cds:

21st Century Field Recordings - All of Walter's music is recorded in the early 20th century field recording tradition. Adventurous men would pack their simple recording equipment in the back of their cars, drive into the deep south, to locate and record, in their homes, the musicians of that area. This is how most of the country came to learn about blues, folk, country, and Cajun music. These visionary men paved the way for the slick studio recordings we now take for granted.

Walter sticks to this recording concept by using only a mini disc recorder and a stereo microphone to record all his band and solo cds. Once they are recorded they are formatted to cd quality, and may get a slight touch of reverb, echo, and compression. It only takes about 2 minutes of production time to transform a mini disc recording to a finished cd.

Walter Tore's Smokin' Spontobeat
Walter and his instruments and custom built smokers (CD's, catering and smokers for sale!).
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