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Cooper-Moore: The Cedar Box Recordings

Read "The Cedar Box Recordings" reviewed by Mark Corroto

by Mark Corroto

In 2004, the multi-instrumentalist Cooper-Moore and 50 Miles of Elbow Room released a handmade cedar box filled with 5 vinyl 7" records, each with the artist playing a different handmade instrument. These collectible art pieces were soon sold out.But you're in luck, as AUM Fidelity along with 50 Miles of Elbow Room is repressing ...

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Digital Primitives

By Cooper-Moore

Label: Hopscotch Records
Released: 2007
Track listing: Turn it Up; Ol' Saint Peter; Human Interface; Electric Garden; Bones; Digital Primitives; Misanthropes; True to Life; Money Wars; Refuge; Back it Up

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Cooper-Moore / Assif Tsahar / Chad Taylor: Digital Primitives

Read "Digital Primitives" reviewed by Ian Patterson

by Ian Patterson

Take a touch of blues-edged funk, add some free jazz (of both the howling and Eastern-meditative varieties), a dash of African percussion and a sprinkling of didgeridoo, and you may (or may not) begin to get some idea of the musical gumbo served up by Cooper-Moore, Taylor and Tsahar on Digital Primitives. And if ...

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Outtakes 1978

By Cooper-Moore

Label: Hopscotch Records
Released: 2006
Track listing: Emancipation, take 4; Ensemble 1, redo take 9; Trio, take 5; Breakdown, take 10; Duo, take 11; Ensemble 1, take 2; Prayer, take 8; Ensemble 1, take 1; Trio, take 6; Emancipation, take 3; In The Beginning.

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Cooper-Moore: Outtakes 1978

Read "Outtakes 1978" reviewed by AAJ Italy Staff

by AAJ Italy Staff

Noto per le collaborazioni con Susie Ibarra e con Assif Tsahar, il multistrumentista e compositore Cooper-Moore è attivo nell'area di New York fin dai primi anni settanta ed ha collaborato con i principali esponenti dell'avanguardia afro-americana. A parte alcune incisioni con David Ware (The Birth of a Being) e con Alan Braufman (Valley of Search) ha ...

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Cooper-Moore: Outtakes 1978

Read "Outtakes 1978" reviewed by Jeff Stockton

by Jeff Stockton

About ten years ago, Cooper-Moore was a bona fide man of mystery. He had a reputation as a formally trained, creatively inspired master improviser who was fluent on just about any instrument he touched (particularly the piano), but he was also in possession of a notoriously maverick heart. It was said he would only perform and ...

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Cooper-Moore: Outtakes 1978

Read "Outtakes 1978" reviewed by Jerry D'Souza

by Jerry D'Souza

These outtakes from 1978 conclusively document music as a force with constant appeal. Cooper-Moore is a multi-instrumentalist with many interests and pursuits, the spectrum of his calling seen in the wide range of his music. Improvisation is a key factor in his work, but composition also plays an integral role. Besides, he can grab the ear ...

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Cooper-Moore: Outtakes 1978

Read "Outtakes 1978" reviewed by Troy Collins

by Troy Collins

A welcome reissue, Outtakes 1978 finds iconic multi-instrumentalist Cooper-Moore leading a varied set of pieces in the studio. Each track is introduced with its respective title and take number by Gretchen, listed as the recordist for the session; it even sounds like an archival album. Cooper-Moore's infatuation with tribal percussion and gospel-tinged work outs certainly help ...

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Tells Untold

By Cooper-Moore

Label: Hopscotch Records
Released: 2005
Track listing: The Eight; Tribes Gathering; Oracles; The Hunt; Tells Untold; Deviations; Forlorn; Another World Another Time; The Procession

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Cooper-Moore and Assif Tsahar: Tells Untold

Read "Tells Untold" reviewed by Rex  Butters

by Rex Butters

Cooper-Moore and Assif Tsahar's follow up to last year's blistering America finds them sounding a mellower tone, with no loss of passion or imagination. Tsahar's improvisational intensity navigates the unique aural worlds created by Cooper-Moore, whether on conventional or invented instruments. Cooper-Moore plays the marimba-like ashimba while Tsahar simmers on bass clarinet to open “The Eight. ...


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