Sonny Simmons 25Th Century Orchestra, Maureen Owen, Bin Ramke, Eleni Sikelianos - No Title Jazz & Poetry On The Occasion Of The Clyfford Still Museum download free

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1-1	One For Clyfford Still Written-By – Simmons*	3:19
1-2	American Jungle Theme Written-By – Simmons*	3:13
1-3	Space Spy Written-By – Moncur*	5:46
1-4	Love Has Not Gone Written-By – Simmons*	7:44
1-5	Love & Hate/ 1957 No. 2 Written-By – Moncur*	4:41
1-6	Blue Rondo Written-By – Moncur*	3:50
1-7	Wandering Written-By – Simmons*	4:07
2-1	Days & Nights
2-2	Something Happened This Weekend
2-3	For Edwin Denby
2-4	She Had Ruby Red Lacquer On Her Fingernails
2-5	Sexuality Because Of Sexism Is A Problem For Most Women
2-6	Poem To Piss Everyone Off
2-7	The Little Dwarf Boy
2-8	Winter Is So Punk
2-9	In My Dream
2-10	To Be Without Humor Is To Be Without Intelligence
2-11	The Inevitability Of Gradualism
2-12	In June
2-13	Coming By Foot Across 109th
2-14	Trash Stars
2-15	We Who Live Here See Air
2-16	Lustrous Demonstration (Clyfford Still)
2-17	Selection From Articulation
2-18	Intro Bad Weather Bounding
2-19	Selection From Continuous Computation
2-20	Cities: The Last Light Off The West
2-21	Essay: Color
2-22	Cities: Trains
2-23	Cities: Bringing Forth A New Impression Of Youth & Charm

Credits

• Alto Saxophone – Sonny Simmons (tracks: 1-1 to 1-7)
• Bass – William Parker (tracks: 1-1 to 1-7)
• Clarinet, Bass Clarinet – Michael Marcus (tracks: 1-1 to 1-7)
• Drums – Warren Smith (tracks: 1-1 to 1-7)
• Electric Guitar – Thomas Bellier (tracks: 1-1 to 1-7)
• Piano – Dave Burrell (tracks: 1-1 to 1-7)
• Trombone – Grachan Moncur III (tracks: 1-1 to 1-7)

Notes

Tracks 1 - 7: January 17, 2012 / Leon Lee Dorsey Studios, New York City

"The session has just been released, though not commercially, by Zing Magazine who commissioned it... CD is given away for free in one placeonly, a museum in Denver! It's part of an art installation. The artists ...received a few copies for them to sell. The CD was commissioned to Sonny, the museum wanted "free jazz"... We discussed with Sonny and I purely and simply suggested the free-jazz outfit of my wildest dreams..."
—Julien Palomo