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| 809.1 | | REGENT::SCHMIEDER | | Mon Jun 29 1987 21:43 | 8 |
| Well, the album name and liner notes seem a bit cryptic, but Bill Bruford's
latest group is called "Earthworks". Perhaps this is some sort of Bruford-led
group? Bduford & Earthworks are appearing at The Paradise sometime next month,
in fact. What did you find this disc filed under? I'd be interested in
checking it out.
Mark
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| 809.2 | More info. | DSSDEV::HALLGRIMSSON | | Wed Jul 01 1987 18:48 | 46 |
| Lineups:
Man Jumping:
(On E.G., Produced by Dave Stewart, talk about odd combinations!)
Filed under New Age <Rockit Records, Nashua>
Andy Blake
Orlando Gough
Simon Limbrick
John Lunn
Glyn Perrin
Charlie Seaward
Schaun Tozer
(No instruments listed)
Also playing on the album are:
Spiros Baghros - Bazouki/Koto/Odd little fills
Alex Balanescu - Violin
Boris Goodenough - Voice (Oh, really? Actuall the cut credited is a
processed recording...)
Astley Harvey - Voice
Val Kennedy Voice/Contra-Bassoon
Bruce Nockles - Trumpet
Ingrid Penn - Cello
Jim Williams - Guitar
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Cloud About Mercury (a one-shot on the ECM label)
Filed under Torn in the New Jazz section. <Newbury Comics>
David Torn - Electric (processed) and acoustic guitars // Composer.
Mark Isham - Trumpet, piccolo trumpet, flugelhorn, synthesizer
Tony Levin - Chapman Stick, synthesizer bass
Bill Bruford - Simmons drums, synthesizer drums, percussion
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Earthworks (AKA Bill Bruford's Earthworks)
Filed under Bruford in the Rock section <Newbury Comics> But this is pure Jazz.
Bill Bruford - Acoustic and Electronic Drums, Percussion, Whirled instruments
Django Bates - Keyboards, E-flat Tenor Horn and Trumpet
Iain Ballamy - Alto and Tenor Saxophone
Mick Hutton - Acoustic Bass
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All three are really fine.
--Eirikur
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| 809.3 | Band or label or ?? | FROST::EDSOND | | Thu Jul 02 1987 11:23 | 3 |
| E.G.? Is this a group or a label? What does E.G. stand for?
Confused
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| 809.4 | E.G. as I know it. | TSG::EIRIKUR | | Thu Jul 02 1987 20:08 | 17 |
| E.G., and Editions E.G. (sometimes EEG) are labels. Located in
the U.K., distributed here by Jem (distributors of other good things
like the Audion label among others). They must be fairly small,
their entire (seen here by me) list of artists has been King Crimson,
Brian Eno and spin-offs from both of those (Harrold Budd, Bill Bruford,
Robert Fripp).
They seem to have signed up some new artists: Penguin Cafe Orchestra,
and Man Jumping, neither of which (visibly from the liner notes)
have anything to do with their previous artists. Whatever it stands
for, whoever they are, they have really fine taste, at least in
*my* book.
Anyone in the U.K. know the story on E.G.?
Eirikur
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| 809.5 | My opinion | FDCV01::ARVIDSON | Say *NO* to anti-taping chips!!! | Mon Jul 06 1987 20:20 | 12 |
| I bought Earthworks and love it! It moves in some pieces and is
internally upsetting in others but overall it's great.
Dan
BTW - There is an article in the latest Music Technology on Mr. Bruford.
For those who don't get it and are musicians I recommend this 'zine,
for those who don't get it and aren't musicians but are interested
in the article send me E-Mail with your Mailstop and I'll send a copy
of it.
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| 809.6 | re: 809.5 and Bruford et al | USHS01::PARRACO | You broke my heart, so I busted your jaw ... | Thu Sep 24 1987 15:59 | 9 |
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There is a discussion about Bruford's EARTHWORKS in note 765.
Also, the producer listed as Dave Stewart for Man Jumping's album
WORLD SERVICE, is also the producer of Earthworks, as well as the
regular Bruford keyboardist on Feels Good to Me, One of a Kind,
etc. and should not be confused with the Eurythmics D.S.
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