Description
Henry Kaiser – Alternative Versions – 3 Inch Compact Disc
Henry Kaiser’s Alternate Versions, released in 1988, is a compelling EP that showcases the guitarist’s innovative approach to music.
This release features four tracks, each highlighting Kaiser’s versatility and willingness to reinterpret existing material through his unique lens.
The EP opens with ‘Mason’s Children,’ a cover of a lesser-known Grateful Dead song. Kaiser’s rendition infuses the track with his distinctive guitar work, blending experimental tones with the song’s original structure. Following this is ‘I’m So Glad,’ a reinterpretation of the classic blues song popularized by Skip James and later Cream. Kaiser’s version pays homage to the original while incorporating his avant-garde style. ‘Seeing Red’ and ‘Special Rider Blues’ continue this trend, offering fresh takes on existing compositions, each imbued with Kaiser’s signature experimental flair.
Alternate Versions received attention for its inventive interpretations and Kaiser’s skillful guitar performances. The EP’s concise runtime of approximately 18 minutes offers a brief yet impactful glimpse into Kaiser’s ability to traverse various musical landscapes.
Alternate Versions stands as a testament to Henry Kaiser’s talent for reimagining existing works, blending experimental elements with traditional compositions to create something uniquely his own.
Brand new, never played and still sealed in the factory plastic seal
SST Records
3” Version
Track Listing
Masons Children
I’m So Glad
Seeing Red
Special Rider Blues
