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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
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New York Mixtape (1+2)

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@bennewton.2019 and I were chatting about this one the other day, so it seemed like a good moment to return to it. Insanely good spiritual jazz offering from Fred Stone. This is the least well known of its three covers, preemptively clarifying any confusion for those who have / known it, but don’t recognize this edition. #ontheturntable #nowplaying #spiritualjazz

Starting the day with this beauty, gifted to me, years ago, by my dear friend Che Chen (75 Dollar Bill, etc), who somehow knew it was one of the only gaps in my Cherry collection. #ontheturntable #nowplaying #freejazz #doncherry

Listening to and missing Tony, while drafting a little write up of @primaryinfo ‘s amazingly ambitious Tony Conrad - Writings, for @soundohm

A longtime minimalist favorite - Lost Jockey’s amazing, lone LP (there’s also a 10” that I’ll post at some point), issued in 1982 by the Belgian imprint, Les Disques Du Crepuscule. @irvifran deserves a lot of credit for bringing this one into the wider consciousness when he included it in one of his Minimal Top Ten lists (the volcanic tongue one, if memory serves) #ontheturntable #minimalmusic #minimalistmusic

The first LP of Arthur Russell’s beautiful instrumental works, issued in 1983 as the final entry on Philip Glass’ stellar, private imprint, Chatham Square (also the only release in the label’s catalog that I never found in the wild - this is the Audika reissue). Upon hearing it for the first time in 2006, following its inclusion on First Thought Best Thought, it became the prompt me for my first inquiries after its conductor, Julius Eastman. #ontheturntable #arthurrussell #juliuseastman

Arguably the most ambitious release on @tableoftheelements - X5 LPs (in a wooden box) of previously unissued Cale recordings, released in 2004. Notably featuring contributions by Tony Conrad, Angus MacLise, Sterling Morrison, and Terry Jennings. I originally bought the CDs of this material when it came out in 2001, and then broke down and picked this up as well. Hopeless. #ontheturntable

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