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Shiroishi's, Patrick Black Sun Sutra

Anfinsen's Landmark

(Creative Sources

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Personnel:

Noah Guevara-guitar

Robert Magill-tenor saxophone

Ken Moore-doublebass

Sergio Sanchez-drums

Patrick Shiroishi-alto saxophone, baritone saxophones

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UPC: 56509063403633

Label: Creative Sources
Catalog ID: cs363
Squidco Product Code: 23871

Format: CD
Condition: New
Released: 2016
Country: Portugal
Packaging: Cardboard foldover
Recorded live at the Church of the Epiphany in Oakpark, California on August 23rd, 2015, by Felix Salazar.

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Patrick Shiroishi is a Japanese-American multi-instrumentalist & composer based in Los Angeles.

Solo Saxophone

Upsilon Acrux (w/ Noah Guevara, Dylan Fujioka, Mark Kimbrell & Paul Lai)

Corima (w/ Andrea Calderon, Paco Casanova, Ryan Kamiyamazaki & Sergio Sanchez)

In the Womb (sax-drum duo w/ Dylan Fujioka)

Oort Smog (sax-drum duo w/ Mark Kimbrell)

Nakata (sax-piano duo w/ Paco Casanova)

Sunreader (w/ Paul Carter & Ethan Sherman)

Hoboglyphs (w/ Henry Barajas, Jason Rodriguez & Jeeshaun Wang)

Black Sun Sutra (w/ Noah Guevara, Rob Magill, Ken Moore & Sergio Sanchez)-Patrick Shiroishi Website (http://www.patrickshiroishi.com/bio.html)
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Track Listing:

1. Human Suffering 8:09

2. Don't Truth Me And I Won't Truth You 6:42

3. Athialowi 6:06

4. Stand Up And Lose Your Name And Become One 6:34

5. Esteemer 4:34

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