"CRAZY GUY" (OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO) - Directed by Federico Fellini

Posthumously chronicled by obscure film director, Federico Fellini, this music video follows the adventures of a sweet blind dog, Six, and his time blind caretaker, who asked to remain unnamed.

Commissioned by Columbia Pictures in a historical celebration of both the pup's adoption and his new biological father's 30th birthday, Fellini quickly claimed the project. Fellini's affection for the unpolished parts of the human experience shines through his use of a 50mm lens and his decision to have the musician record the song on a two-track Ampex 440b tape machine, using only the first take and no metronome. His only regret was not asking the musician beforehand if he had ever drummed before.

~ Shot on Nikon 1 j5, with a Meika 50mm manual lens

~1958 electro-voice 666 cardioid dynamic mic

~2004 '52 reissue CIJ Telecaster

~60's Ampex 440b, 1/4" Scotch magnetic tape

~One-string bass (only plays on fret 5 and up, no knobs to speak of)

~Drums of some sort

~Vocals run through; Boss distortion pedal, Crybaby wah pedal, Behringer delay pedal, Holy Grail reverb pedal

~All audio was recorded on tape and snagged via Scarlet interface into Reaper DAW