Results for "Tzadik"

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Live Vol. 1 Knitting Factory 1989

Label: Tzadik
Released: 2002
Track listing: Batman; You Will Be Shot; Skate Key; Snagglepuss; New York Flattop Box; Chinatown; Ujaku; Hammerhead; Obeah Man; Demon Sanctuary; Latin Quarter; Shot In The Dark; Erotica; I Want To Live; Inside Straight; Igneous Ejactulation; Blood Duster; Speedball; Den Of Sins; The Way I Feel.

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John Zorn: Filmworks XIII: Invitation To A Suicide

Read "Filmworks XIII: Invitation To A Suicide" reviewed by Mark Corroto

by Mark Corroto
November 1, 2002

John Zorn’s film score work has been wildly incongruous. But then again, not many of us have seen the films these recordings were made to accompany. From S&M flicks to Japanese cartoons to documentaries about gay Orthodox Jews, and just about everything in between, Zorn’s film works output has something for everyone (punks, minimalists, Masada fans, ...

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Bobby Few, Avram Fefer, Wilber Morris: Few and Far Between

by Dan McClenaghan
July 14, 2002

Our loss is Europe's gain--an old story in jazz. But sometimes we get lucky, and they come back home and give us some music.Pianist Bobby Few has made Paris his home for thirty years, though he has been heard over here on Steve Lacy Sextet recordings. Now Boxholder Records--who have, over the past couple ...

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Naked City: Live Vol. 1 Knitting Factory 1989

by Mark Corroto
May 6, 2002

John Zorn’s Naked City band circa 1989 was truly the spark in the revolution known as Downtown music. The saxophonist and composer was working in multiple worlds of free improvisation, cartoon, film, and hardcore. His combination of the three latter bridged the music of Raymond Scott, Ennio Morricone and Napalm Death. The studio recording Naked City ...

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Naftule's Dream: JOB

by Mark Corroto
April 12, 2002

The 1990s saw a resurrection of musical styles from ska and big band swing to Klezmer. Like the hype, most of these revivals soon faded. But funny thing is Klezmer continues to stick around. The traditional Klezmer bands have given way to offshoots into the avant- and jazz, and this is where a novelty gets interesting. ...

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