Results for "Luc Houtkamp"

Luc Houtkamp

The Thirteen Bar Blues

By Luc Houtkamp

Label: Unknown label
Released: 2004
Track listing: Dis-moi Blues; Black Cat Bone; Work Song WorkOut 1; Blues For Pierre Schaeffer; Lite The Fuse; The Thirteen Bar Blues; Work Song WorkOut 2; Africanized Milking Cow; Work Song WorkOut 3; If I Had Possession Over Judgement Day; The Death Of Robert Johnson; Riot In Cell Block #9; Work Song WorkOut 4; Mad Man Blues.

Luc Houtkamps's pow3: The Thirteen Bar Blues

by Mark Corroto
February 5, 2004

Finally a blues record that Philip K. Dick would love! The science fiction writer would surely have dug The Thirteen Bar Blues, subtitled New Developments In Electronic Jazz by saxophonist, software engineer, and electronics tinkerer Luc Houtkamp. Known for his recorded duets between real time saxophone and computer generated improvising software, Houtkamp has moved ...

Beyond The Edge

By Luc Houtkamp

Label: X-OR
Released: 2003

The Field Recordings No. 1/6/7

By Luc Houtkamp

Label:
Released: 2001
Track listing: (1)Towards A Definition Of Flow, part 1 (Geneve Version); Towards A Definition Of Flow, part 2; Variations On The Art Of Erasure, part 1; Variations On The Part Od Erasure, part 2; Towards A Definition Of Flow, part 1 (Luzern Version). (6) Is It Elm? (7) Rendand Heat Wave; De Pijp; Bubble & Squeak; Kickin

Luc Houtkamp: The Field Recordings No. 1/6/7

by Mark Corroto
March 1, 2001

The mostly self-taught saxophonist of The Netherlands Luc Houtkamp reveals a style spawned in the freedom of the 1960s but beholden to no one period. Houtkamp, born 1953, has collaborated with Han Bennink, Ernst Reisjeger, Jon Rose, and Eugene Chadbourne. Last year he was featured on the American release Luc Houtkamp In Chicago (Entropy Stereo) along ...

In Chicago

By Luc Houtkamp

Label: Entropy Stereo
Released: 2000

Luc Houtkamp: In Chicago

by Mark Corroto
December 1, 2000

It’s interesting how one’s path of jazz listening arrives at a particular artist. My personal discovery of Netherlands-born saxophonist Luc Houtkamp came via Chicago. Well, actually Germany and Peter Brötzmann. The 1960s free-jazz flame-thrower was travelling to the windy city to play a series of concerts and mentioned the thriving scene that grew up around Ken ...

The Field Recordings 7. The Duo Recordings

By Luc Houtkamp

Label: X-OR
Released: 1998

Duo Improvisations

By Luc Houtkamp

Label: X-OR
Released: 1981