They were, however, among the first of such indie groups to use digital delays in both studio recordings and live looping performances.
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In 1995, several musicians were brought together under the Court Musicians moniker to record an album fusing various cultural styles; two of such tracks featured Weingarten on guitar, and his experience with the project's Indian themes had a profound influence on him musically.
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Weingarten's records have received praise by media outlets such as All About Jazz, Muze.
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Three years later in 1994, Djam Karet released the CD Collaborator, with guests musicians: Jeff Greinke, Kit Watkins, Marc Anderson, Steve Roach, Carl Weingarten, and many others.
Carl Weingarten – Dobro and EBow on "Message to the Blind Watchmaker (Ascii Mayhem)"