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on dust-to-digital’s incredible collections, voices of mississippi: artists and musicians documented by william ferris, and listen all around: the golden age of central and east african music

on the reissue of la monte young and marian zazeela’s the well-tuned piano in the magenta lights dvd, by just dreams

on alan braufman’s valley of search (1975), finally reissued by valley of search

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notes (8 pieces) source a new world music: creative music (songs without music #2)
The Ark of Oto (Otoroku)
Saint Oto
Flowers In The Dark (Free-Jazz in the 80’s)
New York Mixtape (1+2)

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If anyone needs their brain bent before heading into the weekend, check this one out. Vocal / poetic madness, originally issued privately in 1975 and reissued by Holiday Records last year..

I thought, reminded of them by an earlier post by @nacrevoit , that these were worth sharing. Two early, seminal concerts presented by Paula Cooper ( @paulacoopergallery ) my dear friend, former employer, and one of the most inspiring people I’ve ever known, who, for more than a half century, has remained a tireless supporter of avant-garde and experimental music.

Current zone... for those who dig Dhrupad, this is one to track down..

Hope everyone had a chance to check out this beautiful reissue of Alvin Curran’s third LP, by Blume. It’s an incredible piece of work and I had the good fortune of writing the liner notes..

I’ve been a big fan of Werner Durand for a long time, but he’s really come into his own with these two. Absolutely stunning work.

This one, issued by Recital (@mccannseant ) a little while back, is mind-bendingly good. Seriously can’t recommend it enough. For those unaware of him, Hayman was a central figure in the NY experimental music community during the 70s and 80s, was a co-founder of Ear magazine and the Ocarina Orchestra, and is one of three voices on Yoshi Wada’s Singing in Unison, among so much more. Hats off to Recital for this one.

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