The Cow With The Window In Its Stomach is the second album by The High Pink Clouds, and the first by the performing ensemble. It is on its way to cdbaby.com and is currently available at The Compact Disc Store and Barnes and Noble locally.Sounds from the new cd may be heard at the Phase 2 site.

  Go to myspace.com/thehighpinkcloudsjazztrio for more info and cuts from the new cd..

he 20 tracks on the cd are categorized as follows: Two "found recording" excerpts from a reel to reel tape from a thrift store: "July 31, 1966" and "Princess;" Two versions of the Cobalt Rat Candelabra Radio Theatre theme – an ’Intro" and an "Outro;" Prairie Dog Debbie extolls the virtues of "Pookie Chow" and relates the events surrounding an incident at the fried chicken restaurant "Cluck Truck;" Emily recites the poem "Talking to a Girl;" the adventures of Jeri and Jeff continue with "She’ll Be Your Friend If You Let Her Be Your Friend," "Red Pills." " Jeri and Jeff Talk About It," and Airbrake Annie explains that "Delivering Scientific Equipment" may be difficult, but she gets the job done. Zenobia Marsh and Jeff "Oyster Fork’ Walker offer a vocal duet on "Ah Oh Wah Oh " – a "live in rehearsal" version of HooHooHooHooHooAhh from the first High Pink Clouds recording; and The High Pink Clouds Jazz Trio offers instrumentals "The Impentitent Dead," "Thyroid Condition," ’It Looks Like You," "Purple Microdot Blues," "No Mind Never Matter," "Refractive Phenomenon," "Would Your Turtle Like Some Lettuce?" and "Sleeping."
And, lastly, not for the faint of heart is the 15 minute long live-in-rehearsal medley/improvisation on the main themes of "Impenitent Dead" and "No Mind" called "The Return of The Impenitent Dead."
Radio station music directors and anyone who might want a copy of the new disc for review or to cook up some scheme to HELP THE BAND in some material way should contact me via this myspace page or the Phase 2 page.