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11 de abr. de 1996 · It’s hard work, but the end result is its own reward. This is Bloodcount’s Chicago debut. Wednesday and Thursday, 9 PM, Empty Bottle, 1035 N. Western; 276-3600. PETER MARGASAK.
Attention Spam by Bloodcount, released 03 September 2021 1. Bro Ball 2. Snow White 3. Mr. Johnson’s Blues 4. The Opener 5. Talk Dirty to Me 6. IRU.S Wow…I should clean more often! I think this is the best sounding and best musically of all the live bloodcount recordings. Apparently it was in witness protection till now on ADAT Anyway,it’s being liberated now with 2 sets quartet and 2 ...
Lowlife - The Paris Concert I by Bloodcount & Tim Berne, released 11 April 1995 1. Bloodcount (Tim Berne) 2. Reflections • Lyric • Skin 1 (Julius Hemphill) 3. Prelude - the Brown Dog Meets The Spaceman (Tim Berne) Recorded September 22–25, 1994 - Instants Chavirés, Montreuil, Paris, France.
26 de may. de 2016 · Seconds by Bloodcount & Tim Berne, released 26 May 2016 1. Scrap Metal 2. Yes, Dear 3. Mr. Johnson 4. Sense and Sinsemilla 5. Screwgun 6. Byram's World 7. Yes, Dear 8. How Much Longer Nearly ten years after their last performance, saxophonist Tim Berne has resuscitated archival recordings of his influential group Bloodcount.
FILE "Tim Berne's Bloodcount - Lowlife - The Paris Concert 1.flac" WAVE TRACK 01 AUDIO TITLE "Bloodcount" PERFORMER "Tim Berne's Bloodcount" INDEX 01 00:00:00 TRACK 02 AUDIO TITLE "Reflections . Lyric . Skin 1" PERFORMER "Tim Berne's Bloodcount" INDEX 01 22:02:47 TRACK 03 AUDIO TITLE "Prelude. The Brown Dog Meets The Spaceman" PERFORMER "Tim ...
1 de jul. de 1997 · Bloodcount Unwound is their fourth and perhaps best recording. Bloodcount is Berne, Chris Speed (saxophones), Mike Formanek (bass) and the amazing young Jim Black on drums. These three CD's are live recordings of stints in Germany and Ann Arbor, Michigan. Guitarist Marc Ducret has either apparently left the band or wasn't available for this tour.
6 de mar. de 1997 · TIM BERNE’S BLOODCOUNT The LA-to-Lincoln Center crowd may get the hype now, but the future of jazz–not to mention its present–really rests with bands like Tim Berne’s Bloodcount, which ...
