Les Claypool’s Duo De Twang – Live on Mother Earth Radio!

Around the campfire with Les Claypool and Bryan Kehoe

Are you looking for Les Claypool or Duo de Twang? Then Mother Earth Radio is the right place for you! We play their unique sounds live and in top quality – completely free of charge. Experience how Les Claypool and Bryan Kehoe redefine the boundaries of acoustic blues.

If you know Primus, you might have an idea of what to expect. But when the Duo De Twang kick things off on Mother Earth Radio, there’s often a big question mark hovering overhead: “What on earth is that??”

Imagine Les Claypool from Primus sitting with his buddy Bryan “Mr. Key Hoesington” Kehoe around the campfire. Claypool, armed with some kind of Dobro steel acoustic bass, hammers out incredible stuff on it and stomps on some stomp box in time. Meanwhile, Kehoe works his steel guitar with bottleneck solos and everything that goes with it. This is an absolutely unheard, strange dream of a campfire evening – to be experienced live on the radio.

The birth of the Twang

Their debut album “Four Foot Shack” (2014) only unfolds its true magic when you experience it as it is meant to be: with full dynamics, like on a vinyl release, while you sit relaxed in your “chair” and listen attentively. That’s when you get to witness the insane stuff they deliver here!

Claypool always records in high-resolution in his own studio, and the vinyl masters are even less compressed – a treat for audiophiles. The songs are recorded live in one take without overdubs, and Kehoe’s solos are real masterpieces, delivered strictly according to the manual, virtuosically and full of heart – something you can only really experience on Mother Earth Radio.

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