Bob Klimes  (see Special Musicians) Bob Klimes was Dabek’s professor in music classes at Los Angeles Valley College and they struck up a musical relationship almost right away.  Dabek suffered an industrial accident when he smashed his right hand in an old Chandler and Price letterpress at the print shop where he was working and the injury was perhaps one of the most devastating things that can happen to a musician. Nevertheless, Dabek showed up at his piano classes and insisted on practicing even though his hand was bandaged and he could only use three of his fingers. Bob was taken aback by this and after listening to some of the things each was working on they linked up for collaborations on several projects:                              Songs with Chaind Bob Klimes was Dabek’s professor in music classes at Los Angeles Valley College and they struck up a musical relationship almost right away.  Dabek suffered an industrial accident when he smashed his right hand in an old Chandler and Price letterpress at the print shop where he was working and the injury was perhaps one of the most devastating things that can happen to a musician. Nevertheless, Dabek showed up at his piano classes and insisted on practicing even though his hand was bandaged and he could only use three of his fingers. Bob was taken aback by this and after listening to some of the things each was working on they linked up for collaborations on several projects:                                Early Morning Sun Bob needed some lyrics for a piece he had written, and ask Dabek if he would write words for the music and result was the song “Early Morning Sun”.  Bob had a friend name Thorne who had the Annex Studios in Hollywood, so we arranged sessions and got Bob’s son (Peter Klimes) to have member of his group Chaind do the track with Bob doing the piano work and Dabek doing the vocals. The song is a great uptempo piece and this collection just wouldn’t be complete without it.