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Julian Gerstin

Label: Self Produced
Released: 2021
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Tracks

American History; Too Happy to Sleep; After the Sleep of Lies; Spruce Street; Long Journey Home; The Almost Happy Camel; Remember and See; La Casa Violeta; Beautiful Blur; Ways to Hear Each Other; Serious Fun; All Day Every Day.

Personnel

Julian Gerstin
percussion
Sarah LeMieux
guitar and vocals
Don Anderson
trumpet
John Wheeler
trombone
Michael Zsoldos
saxophone
Jon Weeks
saxophone
The Three Baritone Saxophone Band
band / ensemble / orchestra
Anna Patton
clarinet
Jason Ennis
guitar
Zara Bode
vocals
Jim Heffron
saxophone, baritone
Jay Cook
bass
Ben James
drums
Bob Everingham
saxophone, tenor

Album Description

This is a Covid-19 album, recorded in a year when it was impossible for musicians to gather together or bring music to live audiences. Each musician recorded at home and our engineer Gary Henry assembled their separate tracks into something coherent. It's also a Covid-19 album in the choice of material: these are not-really-jazz pieces that my main band, the Julian Gerstin Sextet, couldn't use, but the band wasn't working so why not record them? The songs are in styles I love from around the world, and are mostly fun and danceable. (Please don't call them "world beat," a patronizing, racist term.) The album is dedicated to my teachers Milford Graves and Diane Moser, both of whom passed away during this difficult year.


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