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Roger Turner-drums, percussion
Bob Stagner-drums, percussion
Dennis Palmer-synthesisers, voice
Steve Beresford-keyboards, small trumpet
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Label: Incus
Catalog ID: CD27
Squidco Product Code: 7629
Format: CD
Condition: New
Released: 1996
Country: UK
Packaging: Jewel Tray
Recorded by Matt Saunders at The Place, London, July 1994. "Our world as we know it" recorded in concert at the Incus Records night.
Steve Beresford with The Shaking Ray Levis, influenced by their shared interests in TV cartoons, preachers, mushy peas, the world of the painter and the preacher Reverend Howard Finster.
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Improvised Music
European Improvisation, Composition and Experimental Forms
February 2007
Track Listing:
1. The pencil - a history 09:04
2. Trees without dogs 00:33
3. Our world as we know it 05:24
4. Name without a street 00:13
5. Bulldog eating a wasp [Waspers] 14:42
6. Matzoh spectacles [thank you Lol Coxhill] 01:27
7. Earthling-a-ding 03:39
8. Faster than $ sound 11:23
9. Standing on a whale 05:53
10. Fearing puffins 05:03
Improvised Music
European Improvisation, Composition and Experimental Forms
February 2007
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