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Date: Fri, 01 Jun 2001 11:41:56 -0700
From: Skip Heller <velaires@earthlink.net>
Subject: spoken word with music
Is anyone besides me aware of the DUPLEX PLANET HOUR disc? David Greenberger
reading various quotes and anecdotes fr his DUPLEX PLANET magazine, with
music by Terry Adams (and a band of Terry, and Sun Ra horns Tyrone Hill &
Dave Gordon)? It's by far my favorite record in this format. The text could
have worked without the music and vice versa, but they're just stunning
together.
There are plans in the works for discs of the two live Duplex Planet Radio
Hour b'casts that NPR did in '93, with Terry, Greg Cohen, Tom Ardolino, and
Karen Mantler as well.
sh
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Date: Thu, 31 May 2001 21:15:30 +0200
From: Tim Blechmann <TimBlechmann@gmx.de>
Subject: WSB: Naked Lunch (nzc)
I saw that there is a cd by William S Burroughs "Naked Lunch".
What is it like? Is it a mixture of his words an music like "spare ass
annie" or "seven souls" or does he read the whole book?
PEACE
Tim mailto:TimBlechmann@gmx.de
ICQ: 96771783
http://nav.to/timblech
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Date: Thu, 31 May 2001 15:55:26 -0400
From: wlt4@mindspring.com
Subject: cd-r punk reissue label
Does anybody know the name of a label that was doing CD-R reissues of late 70s/early 80s punk and power pop? They had two or three dozen releases, all collecting seven-inches. The releases were sold through Other Music; apparently there was also an article about them in Spin.
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Date: Thu, 31 May 2001 16:03:18 -0400
From: Rich Williams <punkjazz@snet.net>
Subject: Re: WSB: Naked Lunch (nzc)
>I saw that there is a cd by William S Burroughs "Naked Lunch".
>What is it like? Is it a mixture of his words an music like "spare ass
>annie" or "seven souls" or does he read the whole book?
>
>PEACE
>
> Tim mailto:TimBlechmann@gmx.de
> ICQ: 96771783
> http://nav.to/timblech
It's not the entire book, though it does run some 3 hours(at
least the version I have on cassette does)
It's a Hal Wilner production, The Music; (by Wayne Horvitz,Bill
Frisell, and Eyvind Kang) plays a back seat to Burroughs' reading on
this one.
RW
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Date: Thu, 31 May 2001 17:05:05 EDT
From: RogerHParry@cs.com
Subject: A final fling from Mr ZORN
A final fling from Mr ZORN, COMPANY-wise (until, of course, his eminent=20
contributions to the April 2001 TONIC sessions) -
D
1982
2.
C82: DOCUMENT 930319.1
(Brochure - Card Brochure 4pp, A4, cover black, white and 'buff')=20
(Page 1)
"Contemporary Music Network 10th Anniversary Spring 1982
Company
(There is a buff/ white illustration derived probably from a photograph whic=
h=20
shows, in the foreground, Derek Bailey (DB) seated, with guitar. In the=20
background, is another male figure, standing, feet apart, right hand on hip=20
and left hand brandishing something which has created what appears to be a=20
trail of white light. See also material on document 930319.2, below).
Arts Council
of Great Britain
(Pages 2 and 3)
(These pages give a layout over them both that presents -
In upper left hand column):
"Contemporary Music Network
Company
Derek Bailey Guitar
George Lewis Trombone
Evan Parker Soprano saxophone
Misha Mengelberg Piano
Steve Lacy Soprano saxophone
Jamie Muir percussion
John Zorn Reeds
Tour details
London Round House
Sunday 24th January at 7.30pm
Darlington Arts Centre
Wednesday 27th January at 8.00pm
York Arts Centre
Thursday 28th January at 8.00pm
./continues
Leeds Playhouse
Friday 29 January at 11.15pm
Leicester Phoenix Arts
Saturday 30th January at 8.00pm
Coventry Warwick University Arts Centre
Monday 1 February at 7.45pm
Southampton Solent Suite
Tuesday 2 February at 8.00pm
Llantwit Major St Donat's Arts Centre
Thursday 4 February at 8.00pm
Bristol Arnolfini Gallery
Saturday 6th February at 8.00pm
Birmingham Strathallan Hotel
Sunday 7 February at 8.00pm
[10 venues in 15 days]
(In the upper sections of the remaining two-page spread there is an article:=
=20
'Company An appreciation' by 'John Fordham')
(In the lower right column there are details of 'Company Records', giving=20
musicians involved in releases 'Company 1 - 7', and 'Fables' and 'Fictions')
'Company Records are =A34.75 each including VAT
and postage from: Incus, 14 Downs Road, London E5
Company Records are also on sale at this concert'
(In the lower left column, acknowledgements are given with a brief=20
description of the Contemporary Music Network)
(In the remaining space there is a monochrome photograph showing DB, extreme=
=20
right, seated, with guitar, and, in rest of area on stage, a diversity of=20
objects, including a single cymbal on a stand, arranged in a circle; nine=20
small bells hang in an arc above this circle)
./continues
(Page 4)
(This page gives a list of tours in Spring 1982 in the Contemporary Music=20
Network including reference to the Company musicians and itinerary reported=20
above.
To provide readers with a measure of context, I can report that the list=20
includes=20
The Mike Westbrook Orchestra, performing 'The Cortege' for voices and jazz=20
orchestra by Mike Westbrook
The Fires of London, performing Peter Maxwell Davies, 'Vesalii Icones' and=20
'Eight Songs for a Mad King'
Singcircle, "music for extended voices with amplification" by Denis Smalley,=
=20
Trevor Wishart
The London Sinfonietta performing works by Ligeti and Messiaen)
"Leaflet giving full details is available from Contemporary Music Network =20
promoters or Music Department, Arts Council of Great Britain, 9 Long Acre,=20
