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Missolonghi - more from 2004

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1.	Showbiz 02:15	buy track
2.	Cumbersome 05:07	buy track
3.	imp #2 02:09	buy track
4.	Flap Ears 05:06	buy track
5.	Premonition 04:01	buy track
6.	Two Months Laughing 02:33	buy track
7.	O'er the Irish Sea 03:35	buy track
8.	Brum 03:57	buy track
9.	You Can Stop Now 04:29	buy track
10.	Missolonghi 03:47	buy track
11.	Eth 04:06	buy track
12.	imp #1 02:19	buy track
13.	Fido Net 04:54	buy track
14.	Cheese 03:02	buy track
15.	Sheesh 06:21	buy track
16.	Rudy the Ump 06:55	buy track
17.	There's Not a Joy 04:17	buy track

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17 outtakes from the 2004 Ramboy release 'Bilbao Song' -
Available Jelly as big and good as it gets.
Glaring inconsistencies and serendipitous convergences - it's all here. The basic repertoire of a working group along with other pieces which were recorded and then forgotten.
Showbiz is a dirge
Flap Ears named after a stuffed animal
Premonition has a respectable sense of foreboding
(I Spent) Two Months Laughing - a phrase overheard in the street
O'er the Irish Sea has a whiff of seasickness
Brum - like a car starting up
You Can Stop Now - a tribute to Lester Bowie
Missolonghi - another Frederic Prokosch reference
Eth - a dabble into the great music of Ethiopia
Fido Net - the ancient internet
Cheese - Waterland!
Sheesh - just the expression, whatever it means
Rudy the Ump - a much maligned umpire in Arcata, California
There's Not a Joy - written for a project with theater group 'the Kift'

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released December 5, 2020

Eric Boeren - cornet
Michael Moore - alto sax, clarinet & bass clarinet
Toby Delius - tenor sax and clarinet
Wolter Wierbos - trombone
Ernst Glerum - bass
Michael Vatcher - percussion, hammer dulcimer
Recorded 25-27 January, 2004 by Frank van der Weij, assisted by David Klooker and Bento Kassies at E-Sound Studios, Weesp, NL

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Michael Moore Amsterdam, Netherlands

Michael Moore (1954, Eureka, California, USA) is a saxophone & clarinet player active primarily in Europe and North America playing creative jazz and improvised musics. He leads his own ensembles, works with the Instant Composers Pool Orchestra and many others, collaborates with dancers, teaches music at the Conservatories of Amsterdam and Groningen in the Netherlands and produces recordings. ... more

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