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*ONE - Gravity Adjuster's Expansion Band*
Recommended by www.allaboutjazz.com Recently released on CD, this seminal work by the inspired Gravity Adjuster's Expansion Band is an audiophile's dream. These improvisations push the envelope ingenuity to entertain, to enliven and expand your perceived space. Recorded in Marin County, it breathes the freedom in the air of 1974. Lee Charlton Richard Waters Tom Dondelinger And Others . . . To Order ONE	This page is Under Construction Review text is forthcoming [--Reviewer's name] Complete Review *A Waterphone's Delight!* "Descriptive Text is forthcoming" [--Author's name for Text on Improv]
WOOLLOOMOOLOO: The Adventurous Side of the Bryce Rohde Trio
A wild wonderful foray into outside interpretations of Bryce Rohde's compositions. Treat yourself to some fun. Bryce Rohde, piano Kelly Bryan, bass Tom Beeson, bass Lee Charlton, drums and Featuring Ron Dewar To Order Woolloomooloo	"THE STORY BEHIND WOOLLOOMOOLOO" In the magical year of 1967, experimental music having been my interest for some time, I wanted in this recording to meld traditional instruments with any other instruments that might be at hand. A spontaneous situation arose in which we were able to take the intros, themes, interludes and codas of my original works, and all go for a kind of 'lucky dip' in which each of us could feel free to use any of them at any time. This approach allowed us to simply listen and respond-in a disciplined freedom--stretching it as far as our collective jazz experience took us. -- Bryce Rohde

ONE - Gravity Adjuster's Expansion Band

Recommended by www.allaboutjazz.com

Recently released on CD, this seminal work by the inspired Gravity Adjuster's Expansion Band is an audiophile's dream. These improvisations push the envelope ingenuity to entertain, to enliven and expand your perceived space. Recorded in Marin County, it breathes the freedom in the air of 1974.

Lee Charlton
Richard Waters
Tom Dondelinger
And Others . . .

To Order ONE

This page is Under Construction

Review text is forthcoming
[--Reviewer's name] Complete Review

A Waterphone's Delight!

"Descriptive Text is forthcoming"

[--Author's name for Text on Improv]

WOOLLOOMOOLOO: The Adventurous Side of the Bryce Rohde Trio

A wild wonderful foray into outside interpretations of Bryce Rohde's compositions. Treat yourself to some fun.

Bryce Rohde, piano
Kelly Bryan, bass
Tom Beeson, bass
Lee Charlton, drums
and Featuring Ron Dewar

To Order Woolloomooloo

"THE STORY BEHIND WOOLLOOMOOLOO"

In the magical year of 1967, experimental music having been my interest for some time, I wanted in this recording to meld traditional instruments with any other instruments that might be at hand. A spontaneous situation arose in which we were able to take the intros, themes, interludes and codas of my original works, and all go for a kind of 'lucky dip' in which each of us could feel free to use any of them at any time. This approach allowed us to simply listen and respond-in a disciplined freedom--stretching it as far as our collective jazz experience took us. -- Bryce Rohde

* From Jazz: From the Congo to the Metropolitan, page 223
The Country Life Press, Garden City (1944), reprinted by Da Capo Press, New York (1975).

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