New York Times: THE BALLAD OF GEESHIE AND ELVIE

May 11, 2018

On the trail of the phantom women who changed American music and then vanished without a trace.
BY JOHN JEREMIAH SULLIVAN

The purpose of the Long Gone Sound Series is not didactic in nature nor scholarly in scope. Rather, the goal of this venture is to create a catalyst for musical and cultural transformation. We are providing an aperture through which the curious can enter and emerge either famished or full. This is an attempt to capture, if just fleetingly, a discrete frequency in the spectrum of our fading sounds, an audio complement to “Specters Of The Spectrum.”

Christopher King is a re-mastering engineer, producer, and author. He specializes in pre-war rural American music (with an emphasis on Cajun) and various Eastern European, Balkan and Mediterranean musics.

He started Long Gone Sound Productions in 1999. He won a Grammy in 2002 and has been nominated six times in total.

New York Times: THE BALLAD OF GEESHIE AND ELVIE

Contact Chris at:

longgonesound@gmail.com

Download CV of Christopher C. King here