Music, Electric Jelly – Jason Scarabin

Music, Electric Jelly – Jason Scarabin Jason Scarabin

Electric Jelly – Jason on Guitar, July 21, 2015

Music, Boom Boom Boom Boom – Jason Scarabin

Music, Boom Boom Boom Boom – Jason Scarabin Jason Scarabin

Boom Boom Boom Boom – Jason on Guitar, April 26, 2015

Music, Basics of Town – Jason Scarabin

Music, Basics of Town – Jason Scarabin Jason Scarabin

Basics of Town – Jason on Guitar and singing, April 13, 2015. This was used as open theme to a never realized family video series of the same name.

Music, Twelve Bees – Jason Scarabin

Music, Twelve Bees – Jason Scarabin Jason Scarabin

Twelve Bees – Jason on Guitar, April 26, 2015

Music, Ba Ba Ba – Jason Scarabin

Music, Ba Ba Ba – Jason Scarabin Jason Scarabin

Ba Ba Ba – Jason on Guitar, April 26, 2015

Music, April Fool – Jason Scarabin

Music, April Fool – Jason Scarabin Jason Scarabin

April Fool – Jason on Guitar, April 26, 2015

Music, Baltimore – Jason Scarabin

Music, Baltimore – Jason Scarabin Jason Scarabin

2015 guitar and singing of Jason Scarabin poem Baltimore – written after the Freddie Gray death in the back of a police van.

Music, New Song, Take 1 – Guitar

Music, New Song, Take 1 – Guitar Jason Scarabin

Jason Scarabin plays guitar on a new song he’d been working on in 2015. This was about as far as it got.

Music, Blame – Jason Scarabin

Music, Blame – Jason Scarabin Jason Scarabin

2015 recording of Jason Scarabin’s September 26, 1994 poem Blame.

Lyrics

perception of blind morsels
is the bitter end that falls
upon the wandering horseman
his heels are reeled up to steal
but i tell you twice the jew
hasn’t been credited with the brace
the brace is the glow of spring
helps from databased nuts
leaving the sunrise isn’t so bad
but if you leave a sunset you’re in deep
blessed child don’t be still in your hope
keep striving for the rimmed canyon
within the canyons of demise
lies the echo of a disgruntled stranger
whose forgotten the blame put on the good ones
lest we not remind ourselves of what’s been

Excerpt From
Let Me Be Your Bernie T.
Jason Scarabin
https://books.apple.com/us/book/let-me-be-your-bernie-t/id978736890
Copyright © 2015 Jason Scarabin. All rights reserved.
ISBN: 9781483552330

Cassettes, Provo – Marian, who are you?

Cassettes, Provo – Marian, who are you? Jason Scarabin

Circa 1991, a fellow BYU student made this tape for me and I have nearly no recollection of who she is and she even admits on the tape she didn’t really know me either. She mentions many names, some of whom appear on the recording, including Cory, Ryan, Cindy, Martha, Nicky, Jennifer, Dusty, Danielle, Felicia and the last name of Collier (one of her grandmothers) and that her dad’s name is Bob. Besides her singing on the recording, she also put many songs – that I removed. She appeared very faithful in the The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and even bears her testimony a bit on the recording. Help me find her so she can hear this 30-plus year old recording!

Cassettes, Tembagapura – Summer 1982, Wempy and Jackson

Cassettes, Tembagapura – Summer 1982, Wempy and Jackson Jason Scarabin

Jason, Josh and Kessie Scarabin enjoy singing and playing Hot Potato with Indonesian friends’ Wempy Sambuaga and Jackson.

Cassettes, Buffalo – November 7, 1990

Cassettes, Buffalo – November 7, 1990 Jason Scarabin

Euphoria lead guitarist, singer and founder Eric Endres jams with departing missionary Elder Jason Scarabin and his companion Elder Jonathan Koelling. He does cover Pink Floyd’s Wish You Were Here and U2’s All I Want Is You… which copyright obviously belongs to said bands and this episode has no ads.

Timeless Wax, Mentryville

Timeless Wax, Mentryville Jason Scarabin

Empire Bridge weathered the storm despite the Blanket dweller’s crossy tour of Putzing Ridge.

Cassettes, Slidell – November 28, 1990

Cassettes, Slidell – November 28, 1990 Jason Scarabin

Audio journal just after New York Rochester Mission completion; reviewing quick trip to Panama City, Florida to see my friend Russell Lemoine.

Interview, Ainsley interviews Jason

Interview, Ainsley interviews Jason Jason Scarabin

Five-year-old Ainsley interviews Jason – January 2016.