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Threadgill, Henry's Zooid
Up Popped the Two Lips

Threadgill, Henry's Zooid: Up Popped the Two Lips (Pi Recordings)

Great record from Threadgill's Zooid ensemble, an all-acoustic group with guitar, cello, oud, tuba and drums, along with the leaders saxophone and flute. Beautiful compositions, nicely played.
 

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Personnel:



Liberty Ellman-acoustic guitar

Henry Threadgill-alto saxophone, flute, producer, composer

Dana Leong-cello

Dafnis Prieto-drums

Tarik Benbrahim-Oud

Jose Davila-tuba


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UPC: 808713000221

Label: Pi Recordings
Catalog ID: PI 02
Squidco Product Code: 836

Format: CD
Condition: New
Released: 2006
Country: USA
Packaging: Jewel Tray
Recorded at Orange Music Sound Studio, in West Orange, New Jersey, on April 28th, 29th and 30th, 2001, by Robert Musso.

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"Great record from Threadgill's Zooid ensemble, an all-acoustic group with guitar, cello, oud, tuba and drums, along with the leaders saxophone and flute. Beautiful compositions, nicely played."-Pi Recordings


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Before April-2006
Pi Records
Improvised Music
NY Downtown & Metropolitan Jazz/Improv
Jazz
Before April-2006


Track Listing:



1. Tickled Pink 6:54

2. Dark Black 5:26

3. Look 4:54

4. Around My Goose 8:00

5. Calm Down 5:35

6. Did You See That 7:43

7. Do The Needful 6:53

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Before April-2006
Pi Records
Improvised Music
NY Downtown & Metropolitan Jazz/Improv
Jazz
Before April-2006
Jazz & Improvisation Based on Compositions

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