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a r t i s t : Tim Berne
t i t l e : Fractured Fairy Tales
d a t e : 1989
l a b e l : JMT 834 431-2
g e n r e : Avantgarde
r l s. d a t e : Jan/2003
t r a c k s : 06
b i t r a t e : 192kbps
s i z e : 75,6 MB
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All music by Tim Berne, Party Music BMI, except 2 by Tim Berne
and Mark Dresser, Party Music BMI/Del Dresser BMI
Mark Dresser, contrabass, giffus, bungy
Tim Berne, alto saxophone, voice
Herb Robertson, trumpet, cornet, laryngeal crowbar
Mark Feldman, violin, baritone violin
Hank Roberts, cello, voice, electronically processed cello
Joey Baron, drums, CZ 101, shacktronics
Produced by Stefan F. Winter and Tim Berne
Recorded June 1989 at Sound on Sound Studios, New York City
Engineer: James Farber
Assistant: Kevin Forrester
Digitally mixed July 1989 by Tim Berne and David Breskin at
Skyline Recording Studios, New York City
Engineer: James Farber
Assistant: U.E. Nastasi
Digitally edited at Studio Bauer, Ludwigsburg
AMG:
Tim Berne's music on his CD sometimes looks a little toward
Anthony Braxton's free bop lines but also incorporates some
electronics, unusual instrumental textures and some just plain
weird sounds. Among the miscellaneous instruments listed are
Mark Dresser's giffus and bungy, Herb Robertson's Laryngeal
crowbar and Joey Baron's shacktronics; obviously these
performances are not devoid of humor. The "medley" of "Hong
Kong Sad Song" and "More Coffee" features Robertson's
passionate wa-wa trumpet over exotic rhythms and Tim Berne on a
staccotoish alto solo. "Now Then" recalls the original Chico
Hamilton Quintet. The first half of "The Telex Blues" is a good
joke with a distorted nonsensical voice almost drowned out by
feedback (as if it were a long distance call that did not quite
connect) although the performance does go on too long. An
episodic "SEP" and the 19-minute multi-sectioned "Evolution Of
A Pearl" (which ranges from sound explorations to avant-funk)
wrap up this esoteric yet listenable set.
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01-Now Then [03:16]
02-SEP [08:10]
03-Hong Kong Sad Song / More Coffee [11:41]
04-Evolution of a Pearl [19:37]
05-Lightnin' Bug Boute [00:42]
06-The Telex Blues [11:37]
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55:03 min
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