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Nurse With Wound

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 Here's a letter from Steven Stapleton of Nurse With Wound.  It's from 1985 or so when the Drunk With the Old Man of the Mountains LP + art came out. Limited to 100 copies, my friend Peter Sotos and I ordered it together because we probably saved on shipping and I could get free international money orders at my bank. For a while anyway. I sent him a cassette by Contrast which was my first release, with the order. [I put out 3 cassettes as Contrast then I started using Bling] He was nice to comment on it. I had no effects yet and a 4 Track cassette recorder. When NWW says it's great & some of it really strange it must be. He has great ears. I can tune my sax better now too.
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track 19 - thee message

this one took awhile. the minimoog I recorded in 2005, the phone I rec. 2008 and I put it together and added sax in 2015.  it's one of the better messages I've received I think.
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track 6 - Eden Hashish Centre

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 alto sax & iTabla app.  Pic from Bart De Paepe.  recorded July 2017
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Satin is a No Good Liar

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This is the inside pic on the CD. I took it in the 80's, it was on a road by Kilbuck Bluffs Forest Preserve. It was just South of Rockford airport so the artist obviously wanted airplanes to see it. The road is gone now and it is a Restricted area!?                
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YouTube videos

I put 2 new videos on YouTube. Go to YouTube.com and search DexBatfink. They are both solo alto sax- Peter Cottontail and Q-should I put the cat out? A-how long has it been on fire?
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Bling CD available on Discogs.com

You can now buy the Bling CD on Discogs.com    Search Bling Golden Greats and you'll find it. Buy several! Update - you can't buy it on there.
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track 11- Butt II & III   recorded 1990 This is like an American Song-Poem. When you could send in a poem or lyrics to an add in back of a magazine and they would put it to music for you and send you a tape or record. I worked with East High student Jason Hess for awhile and he said he had some poems and I said I record music so he gave me some lyrics and we ended up with this song. I gave him a cassette copy of it. Here's the lyrics and some art (doodle) Jason did. It's OK to laugh a few times when listening to this, I do.
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