#5 Raymond Scott Review, by Junk Kitchen

#5 Raymond Scott Review

by Junk Kitchen

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	1.	Powerhouse 03:47
	2.	Bird Life in the Bronx 05:38
	3.	The Penguin 03:31
	4.	A Dedicatory Piece to the Passengers and Crew of the First Experimental Rocket to the Moon 07:42
	5.	Lullaby 04:52
	6.	Sleepy Time 05:13
	7.	Mellon Ball Bounce 01:02
	8.	Audio Logos 04:39
	9.	Dont Beat Your Wife - Instrumental 02:52
	10.	Don't Beat Your Wife - w/ Vocals 03:04
	11.	Lightworks 03:00
	12.	Paperwork Explosion 08:21

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This night is dedicated to an unsung hero of modern American music: composer, bandleader, pianist, engineer, and electronics pioneer Raymond Scott.

This show will feature in two sections his contributions to Jazz and his electronic music for TV and radio "unplugged". Here we're arranging his tunes, and jingles from his experiments under his Manhattan Research Inc. which feature some of the earliest and most distinctive electronic works.

Jerry Sabatini—trumpet
Andy Volker—tenor sax
Kyle Moffat—alto sax
Esther Viola—oboe
Brigham Hall—piano
Paul Jacobs—piano
Al Marra—vibraphone
Eric Hofbauer—guitar
Scott Fitzpatrick—bass
Sven Larson—bass
Ben Dicke—drums

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released May 25, 2012

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Junk Kitchen Concert Series Boston, Massachusetts

Ben Dicke and Esther Viola Kurtz founded the Junk Kitchen Concert Series in 2012 in order to attract broader audiences to improvised and composed music. By pairing diverse topics with eclectic musical material, the series has addressed everything from the artistic relevance of smooth jazz, or the threat of global water scarcity, to the musical virtues of the Chickadee. ... more

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