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I Thought It Was The End Of The World Then... Recorded live at the Knitting Factory, this is a performance of improvised words and music in response to the atmosphere in New York City in November 2001. The recording features Steve Dalachinsky who has long been a fixture in the downtown NYC music scene with his poetry/jazz collaborations and Federico Ughi who plays drums, and uses voice and live sampling to create a sound landscape that focuses on the textures of sound and harmonies...interacting spontaneously with Dalachinsky's words. Comes highly recommended. 7 tracks in 35:42 minutes :::>>> Tell A Friend About This CD From Drimala You might also enjoy listening to: The Way Out Is Via The Door (Robert Creeley with Steve Swallow Trio) Identity Papers (Jeffrey Ethan Lee) Zen Mountains Zen Streets (William Parker, David Budbill) Love Notes From the Madhouse (John Tchicai and Yusef Komunyakaa) Condor Autumn Wind (Wadada Leo Smith) Alabama (Greg Foster, Joel Futterman) |
