Cyber-Palimpsest by Javier Hernandez-Miyares
Don’t Tell Me What To Say
I Don’t Want To Know
Don’t Tell Me Where They Went
I Don’t Want To Go
Tags: Fee Fi Fo Fum, Donald Johnson, Poor Mans’ Lullybye, Javier Hernandez-Miyares, Alberto Miyares, John Millspaugh, Los Angeles, Sunday Jump, 1988
Tags: Fee Fi Fo Fum, Javier Hernandez-Miyares, Dead Rider, Federico Garcia Lorca, Alberto Miyares, John Easter Mills, Punk Rock, Donald Johnson
Javier Hernandez-Miyares And Donald Johnson
Tags: Fee Fi Fo Fum, Javier Hernandez-Miyares, Donald Johnson, Street Attack
For Matilda Hernandez-Miyares’s 18th birthday coming up on June 9th, we present this performance of Safe As Milk recorded lo-tech at Al’s Bar in Los Angeles 1989. Mati had just been born and we dedicated this song to her. When the camera pans to the t.v. screen, which was part of our lo-tech multi-media presentation, you can catch a glimpse of the infant mati suckling her mother’s breast.
Tags: Fee Fi Fo Fum, Javier Hernandez-Miyares, Safe As Milk, Alberto Hernandez-Miyares, Al’s Bar
This is the first photo of Matilda. It was taken when she was in her mother’s womb. Keith Greco painted the mural on baby mommas belly and took the picture.
Tags: Matilda Hernandez-Miyares, Mary Ann Schmidt, Keith Greco, Javier Hernandez-Miyares
Watch how the camera twists and turns and walks through a Fee Fi Fo Fum Street Attack in Peavey Plaza, Minneapolis.
Tags: Fee Fi Fo Fum, Sugar Ditch Alley, Javier Hernandez-Miyares, Alberto Miyares, John Millspaugh, Donald Johnson, Mary K, Jeff Bua, Peavey Plaza
This song was written by Javier Hernandez-Miyares for Fee Fi Fo Fum. This performance was videotaped by Jeff Bua. The performance took place in Peavey Plaza, Minneapolis.
Tags: Fee Fi Fo Fum, Javier Hernandez-Miyares, Where The Pieces Fall, Jeff Bua, Alberto Miyares, Donald Johnson, John Millspaugh, Mary K
This version of Dead Rider was recorded at Paramount Studios in Hollywood. The recording was included on our album titled “Americana”. Dead Rider made the top twenty playlist of the legendary fordham university radio sation wfuv. At the time fuv was the most important radio station that supported alternative music. Dead Rider is a punk rock dirge. It is foreboding sculpted in sound. The rhythm is the hoofbeats of Lorca’s “jinetero muerto” while being pursued by an apocalyptic posse.
Tags: Fee Fi Fo Fum, Dead Rider, WFUV, Javier Hernandez-Miyares, Americana, Art Rock, Alternative Music, Alberto Hernandez-Miyares, John Easter Mills, Mary K,
