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	Smith, Damon / Peter Kowald / Joelle Leandre / Bertram Turetzky: Bass Duos 2000-2007 [3 CDs + 3 Postcards] Label: Balance Point Acoustics Product Code: 30218 Catalog Code: BPA3CD1 Country: USA		Price: $31.95 In Stock
Three CDs, each dedicated to a mix of concert and studio recordings of double bass duos, the first between Damon Smith and Peter Kowald in 2000 at Gallery 2310, in Oakland, CA; the 2nd between Smith and Joëlle Léandre in 2002, which was recorded by Henry Kaiser; and between Smith and Bertram Turetzky at 1510 8th St. Performance Space, in Oakland, CA in 2007.
	Smith, Damon: Whatever Is Not Stone Is Light Label: Balance Point Acoustics Product Code: 29348 Catalog Code: BPA -10 Country: USA		Price: $13.95 In Stock
Taking his title from a poem by Octavio Paz with titles from translations by Lysander Kemp of other Octavio Paz poems, this solo album from double bassist Damon Smith is his definitive statement on the instrument: 23 tracks from 46 seconds to 5 minutes 50, developed over 15 years and displaying Smith's incredible technique and creative intent; incomparable.
	Smith, Damon : Winter Solos for Robert Ryman [CASSETTE] Label: Balance Point Acoustics Product Code: 27841 Catalog Code: BPA -7 Country: USA		Price: $8.95 In Stock
Reflecting on the passing of artist and musician Robert Ryman, double bassist Damon Smith dedicated this concert of outstanding playing, technique and momentum at Cafe Fixe in Brookline, MA to Ryman, as Smith sought to present a definitive solo concert as an overview of his own work, ably realizing Ryman's concept of finding all the things you can do with your instrument.