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Condition |
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| Tricycle II: Elysium |
5.38 |
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CDR |
Mint (M)/Mint (M) |
Edgetone Records EDT4214 |
| Item Number: 2081166437 305755 |
still sealed [305755]
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Tracklist
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| 1 | Road to Branscombe | 5:52 | | 2 | Buddhist Isometrics | 6:58 | | 3 | Talkin’ to Huddie Ledbetter | 6:04 | | 4 | Great Haddock Hexation | 3:02 | | 5 | The Byes | 3:21 | | 6 | Ventricles | 7:45 | | 7 | Mind.the.Gap. (Honiton Station) | 5:44 | | 8 | 49 Days | 5:09 |
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Barcode and Identifiers
Barcode: 8 09819 42142 2
Rights Society: Deuh Jauh Music BMI
Rights Society: Jazz on the Line Publishing BMI
Credits
Alto Saxophone, Flute - Annelise Zamula
Arranged By - Bill Noertker
Composed By - Bill Noertker
Contrabass - Bill Noertker
Drums - Jason Levis
Executive Producer - Rent Romus
Graphic Design - Gert Rude
Mastered By - Myles Boisen
Piano - Brett Carson
Producer - Bill Noertker
Recorded By - Michael Zelner
Notes
These are recordings of live performances from 2018-2019 at the SIMM Series held bi-monthly at the Musicians’ Union Hall in San Francisco CA
Source material for compositions:
Road to Branscombe – a country road in East Devon
Buddhist Isometrics – passion + nonattachment
Talkin’ to Huddie Ledbetter – a line from Van Morrison’s Astral Weeks
Great Haddock Hexation – a visit to Budleigh Fish and Chips
The Byes – a riverside park in Sidmouth
Ventricles – two chambers of the heart & four interconnected cavities of the brain
Mind.the.Gap. (Honiton Station) – a train station in East Devon
49 Days – the amount of time spent in the Bardo state
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Note
Images and tracklisting are supplied by a third party and matched by catalogue number or barcode. Tracks on the release may differ from what is being sold.
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| Release Country: US |
| Release Date: 2020-04-28 |
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