Daniel Barbiero's latest collaboration (with Ernesto Rodrigues and his son Guilherme) is a pair of meditiative ruminations on identity and essence for prepared (and manipulated) double bass, viola, and cello... this music is elusive but stunning in its natural beauty and slow development... read Dan's thoughts on the recording here... Continuing to plow through the Bob Dylan 1966 box... amazing how much variation there is from night to night of basically the same exact playlist...
*Tim Berne's Snakeoil: You've Been Watching Me
*Anthony Braxton: 4 Compositions (Ulrichsberg) 2005/Phonomanie VIII (discs 2, 4)
*Rodger Coleman: Real Gone "Real Gone"
*Rodger Coleman & Andrew Dickson: 2016-11-02 Nashville (mp3)
*John Coltrane: Meditations (side 1)
*Vince Guaraldi Trio: A Charlie Brown Christmas
*New Ting Ting Loft: 2017-11-27: "All That Remains" (wav)
*Ernesto Rodrigues/Guilherme Rodrigues/Daniel Barbiero: {the} nature {of things} likes to hide
*Henry Threadgill: Carry the Day
*Henry Threadgill: Makin' a Move
*Henry Threadgill & Make a Move: Where's Your Cup?
*Henry Threadgill & Make a Move: 1999-06-27 Warsaw, Poland (CDR)
*Henry Threadgill & Make a Move: 1999-07-09 The Hague (CDR)
*Various artists: That Devilin' Tune (Vol. 2, disc 4)
*Various artists: What to Listen For in Jazz
*Kamasi Washington: The Epic
*Beatles: With the Beatles (2009 mono remaster)
*Deerhoof: Mountain Moves
*Bob Dylan: The 1966 Live Recordings (discs 21, 22)
*Tlahoun Gèssèssè: Tlahoun Gèssèssè (Éthiopiques 17)
*Grateful Dead: 1973-09-11 Williamsburg, VA (CDR) (disc 1)
*Tito Puente: The Complete 78s: Vol. 1 1949-55 (disc 1)
*UYA: 1990-09-17 Middle East Restaurant, Cambridge MA (wav)
*Various artists: Ethiopiques 25: 1971-1975 Modern Roots
*Yes: 1972-09-10 Manchester, England (CDR)
*Yes: The Word Is Live (selections)
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