You're welcome with Nic's stream.
It nicely dovetails nearly 70 versions
that can be listened to for hours (or days).
(that Phonographies title is nice too)
Dream Twice - Levels of Perception
A bit more floaty and then a bit more spooky and slightly less satisfying than the newer release, but quite enjoyable. Also free.
-Peaceful trio of sax/steel-string guitar/vibes&marimba. A bit of a Mediterranean jazz influence... the kind of thing that would get released on the Dodicilune label.
Your two Pea Soup links are both the Plasy, Czech Republic version
done in 1999 during the analog days of this piece - just one of the 69 versions.
I like the fact that the other versions provide you with a nice varied mix of
instrumentalists from all over the world.
I've come across a personal coincidence concerning past performances of this work:
Yes, today (it's still Oct. 24 here) is the 40th anniversary of the first performance
which is why he's offering this...but I've noticed that exactly 1 year ago
(on its 39th anniversary) that it was performed at the very same venue
(with the same concert series) as the one that I'm arranging a festival for in Köln of
next year. Anyway, it's still wonderful to hear these versions randomly overlapping -
especially because of the varied instrumentation that I mentioned earlier.
I'm almost tempted to either let it run regularly in a particular area of the house...
or create my own version using the 69 performances that he provides.
W.o.W. Wand of Watt is a collaborative work for electric guitar and computer live-sampling and generative sound synthesis. Each resulting piece explores the conception, installation and live articulation of context-specific situations in which sound is an emerging phenomenon. The generation, capture, amplification, processing and diffusion of sound are entirely taking place on stage, in real-time.
Three different versions of this work were presented. W.o.W. #1 and W.o.W. #2, both commissioned by the Granular association, took place, respectively, at the city of Aveiro, in Espac?o Performas, in October 2009 and during the 3rd edition of the Metasonic Festival, at the Goethe Institut, in Lisbon, in April 2010.
The recording now presented documents a private performance of W.o.W. #3, on the 4th of June of 2011, that concluded a four-day artistic residency developed at the Oficinas do Convento in Montemor-o-Novo. Once again, space and the daily sounds of its wide context and common use were determinant to the activity of the musicians.
W.o.W. Wand of Watt is now available as a free download from www.cronicaelectronica.org
Recommended by Kargatron many moons ago and the start of a magic journey into the works of Ferrari and eRikm:
- "Winner of the « In memoriam » award of the « Académie Charles Cros » 2005, "Archives sauvées des Eaux" represents the encounter between a pioneer of concrete music, who died of late, and a live sounds manipulator. In the last six years, Luc Ferrari worked on a series of compositions to explore, in every direction, the totality of the concepts he experimented since the beginning of his work in the middle 50s and this CD is a great evidence of those. The idea raised as some water damaged a collection of magnetic tapes, where works from the 70s were recorded. The author decided to compose using what has been saved and proposed to eRikm to participate to a re-building project in Milan. The guest artist, live sampling Ferraris material and playing his own sounds, changed the original creations giving life to a new touching opera. The album, produced by Carla Chiti and Nicola Guiducci, is the live recording of the performance without any post-production."
In memory of a truely wonderful artist . . .
- His first solo album from 1969
I'm grateful for all the great times we had together (so to speak)
Harry Beckett Horn, Trumpet
Jack Bruce Arranger, Bass, Cello, Composer, Guitar, Keyboards, Organ, Piano, Primary Artist, Vocals
George Harrison Guest Artist, Guitar
Dick Heckstall-Smith Sax (Soprano), Sax (Tenor), Saxophone
Jon Hiseman Drums, Guest Artist
Andy Johns Engineer
Henry Lowther Horn, Trumpet
John Marshall Drums
L'Angelo Misterioso Guitar
John Mumford Horn
Felix Pappalardi Guest Artist, Percussion, Producer, Vocals
Chris Spedding Guest Artist, Guitar
Art Themen Sax (Soprano), Sax (Tenor), Saxophone
RIP Jack Bruce. Some great music over many decades with many highlights. The Cream concert at Royal Albert Hall in I think 1969? Stands out amongst so much other great music
- And from march 2014:
Russell Bennett Trumpet
Cindy Blackman Santana Drums
Pete Brown Composer
Jack Bruce Composer, Guitar (Bass), Mellotron, Piano, Primary Artist, Vocals
Kyla Bruce Vocals
Malcolm Bruce Guitar, Guitar (Acoustic), Pre-Production
Rob Cass Mixing, Percussion, Producer, Vocals (Background)
Hanrahan Composer
Julie Iwheta Vocals
Sacha Jafri Paintings
Pearse Macintyre Engineer, Guitar (Acoustic), Programming
Phil Manzanera Guitar
Bernie Marsden Guitar
John Medeski Hammond B3, Mellotron
Chantelle Nandi Vocals
Derek Nash Sax (Tenor)
Milos P
And now on to Somethin' Els . . .(1993)
Pete Brown Composer
Jack Bruce Bass, Cello, Composer, Drums, Keyboards, Organ, Percussion, Piano, Primary Artist, Producer, Vocals
Eric Clapton Guest Artist, Guitar
Dave "Clem" Clempson Guitar, Guitar (Rhythm)
Gerd Dudek Sax (Tenor)
Stuart Elliott Drums
Anton Fier Drums, Guest Artist
Bruce Fowler Trombone
Walt Fowler Trumpet
Ray Gomez Guitar
Trilok Gurtu Congas, Drums, Guest Artist, Percussion
Dick Heckstall-Smith Sax (Soprano), Sax (Tenor)
Tony Hymas Composer
Uli P. Lask Sax (Alto)
David Liebman Guest Artist, Sax (Soprano)
Mark Nauseef Percussion
Walter Quintus Engineer, Producer
Maggie Reilly Vocals, Vocals (Background)
Kurt Renker Producer
Peter Weihe Guitar, Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Rhythm)
Paul Westerberg Composer
Comments
52 years ago today.
Craig
Jon Rose, Jaap Blonk, Jacob Kirkegaard, John Butcher etc. . .
http://www.phonographies.org/
It nicely dovetails nearly 70 versions
that can be listened to for hours (or days).
(that Phonographies title is nice too)
Run the Jewels 2
Released early. Holy crap this is amazing.
Craig
Dream Twice - Collect Dew
Grainy drone pieces, free download.
ETA, this is a good one.
Dream Twice - Levels of Perception
A bit more floaty and then a bit more spooky and slightly less satisfying than the newer release, but quite enjoyable. Also free.
Specifically, Dylan, "My Blue Eyed Jane."
Derivative Netlabel - 2013
Valentina Fortunati Trio - "Tatogamono"
-Peaceful trio of sax/steel-string guitar/vibes&marimba. A bit of a Mediterranean jazz influence... the kind of thing that would get released on the Dodicilune label.
Your two Pea Soup links are both the Plasy, Czech Republic version
done in 1999 during the analog days of this piece - just one of the 69 versions.
I like the fact that the other versions provide you with a nice varied mix of
instrumentalists from all over the world.
I've come across a personal coincidence concerning past performances of this work:
Yes, today (it's still Oct. 24 here) is the 40th anniversary of the first performance
which is why he's offering this...but I've noticed that exactly 1 year ago
(on its 39th anniversary) that it was performed at the very same venue
(with the same concert series) as the one that I'm arranging a festival for in Köln of
next year. Anyway, it's still wonderful to hear these versions randomly overlapping -
especially because of the varied instrumentation that I mentioned earlier.
I'm almost tempted to either let it run regularly in a particular area of the house...
or create my own version using the 69 performances that he provides.
®ø?
Pascal Savy - Adrift
Really liking this one.
Interesting . . . thanks.
Recommended by Kargatron many moons ago and the start of a magic journey into the works of Ferrari and eRikm:
Mind Over Midi - Polyphony
German and British library music from (mostly) cop shows.
- The album with the phenomenal "The Zookeeper's Boy" song . . .
Free compilation/concept album from feedbackloop netlabel.
A Cheery Wave From Stranded Youngsters: An Instrumental/Post-rock Compilation (Issue One)
I see there are five more volumes of this now, all NYOP.
- His first solo album from 1969
I'm grateful for all the great times we had together (so to speak)
Harry Beckett Horn, Trumpet
Jack Bruce Arranger, Bass, Cello, Composer, Guitar, Keyboards, Organ, Piano, Primary Artist, Vocals
George Harrison Guest Artist, Guitar
Dick Heckstall-Smith Sax (Soprano), Sax (Tenor), Saxophone
Jon Hiseman Drums, Guest Artist
Andy Johns Engineer
Henry Lowther Horn, Trumpet
John Marshall Drums
L'Angelo Misterioso Guitar
John Mumford Horn
Felix Pappalardi Guest Artist, Percussion, Producer, Vocals
Chris Spedding Guest Artist, Guitar
Art Themen Sax (Soprano), Sax (Tenor), Saxophone
- I'm wondering who's hiding behind the L'Angelo Misterioso moniker . . .
ETA: Oh ! - Wiki says it's George Harrison.
1989
Ginger Baker Guest Artist
Paul Barr
Pascal Savy - Receding
Russell Bennett Trumpet
Cindy Blackman Santana Drums
Pete Brown Composer
Jack Bruce Composer, Guitar (Bass), Mellotron, Piano, Primary Artist, Vocals
Kyla Bruce Vocals
Malcolm Bruce Guitar, Guitar (Acoustic), Pre-Production
Rob Cass Mixing, Percussion, Producer, Vocals (Background)
Hanrahan Composer
Julie Iwheta Vocals
Sacha Jafri Paintings
Pearse Macintyre Engineer, Guitar (Acoustic), Programming
Phil Manzanera Guitar
Bernie Marsden Guitar
John Medeski Hammond B3, Mellotron
Chantelle Nandi Vocals
Derek Nash Sax (Tenor)
Milos P
Pete Brown Composer
Jack Bruce Bass, Cello, Composer, Drums, Keyboards, Organ, Percussion, Piano, Primary Artist, Producer, Vocals
Eric Clapton Guest Artist, Guitar
Dave "Clem" Clempson Guitar, Guitar (Rhythm)
Gerd Dudek Sax (Tenor)
Stuart Elliott Drums
Anton Fier Drums, Guest Artist
Bruce Fowler Trombone
Walt Fowler Trumpet
Ray Gomez Guitar
Trilok Gurtu Congas, Drums, Guest Artist, Percussion
Dick Heckstall-Smith Sax (Soprano), Sax (Tenor)
Tony Hymas Composer
Uli P. Lask Sax (Alto)
David Liebman Guest Artist, Sax (Soprano)
Mark Nauseef Percussion
Walter Quintus Engineer, Producer
Maggie Reilly Vocals, Vocals (Background)
Kurt Renker Producer
Peter Weihe Guitar, Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Rhythm)
Paul Westerberg Composer
- Man ! . . . what a lineup.
Torben Westergaard - "Tangofied II"
Mitch Shiner - "Fly!"