Three Fifths

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Tracklist

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1Three Fifths
acoustic bass guitar:
Paul Steinbeck (associate professor of music at Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri)
alto saxophone and soprano saxophone:
Niko Higgins (ethnomusicologist and saxophonist)
congas:
Andrei Strobert
drums (drum set), mbira and whistle:
Warren Smith (jazz percussionist)
flute and tenor saxophone:
Andrew Lamb (woodwind)
percussion:
Andrew Lamb (woodwind), Niko Higgins (ethnomusicologist and saxophonist), Warren Smith (jazz percussionist), Paul Steinbeck (associate professor of music at Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri) and Andrei Strobert
recording of:
Three Fifths
composer:
Paul Steinbeck (associate professor of music at Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri)
1:39
2Godfather Figure
acoustic bass guitar:
Paul Steinbeck (associate professor of music at Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri)
alto saxophone and soprano saxophone:
Niko Higgins (ethnomusicologist and saxophonist)
congas:
Andrei Strobert
drums (drum set), mbira and whistle:
Warren Smith (jazz percussionist)
flute and tenor saxophone:
Andrew Lamb (woodwind)
percussion:
Andrew Lamb (woodwind), Niko Higgins (ethnomusicologist and saxophonist), Warren Smith (jazz percussionist), Paul Steinbeck (associate professor of music at Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri) and Andrei Strobert
recording of:
Godfather Figure
composer:
Paul Steinbeck (associate professor of music at Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri)
8:59
3I Am Your Host
acoustic bass guitar:
Paul Steinbeck (associate professor of music at Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri)
alto saxophone and soprano saxophone:
Niko Higgins (ethnomusicologist and saxophonist)
congas:
Andrei Strobert
drums (drum set), mbira and whistle:
Warren Smith (jazz percussionist)
flute and tenor saxophone:
Andrew Lamb (woodwind)
percussion:
Andrew Lamb (woodwind), Niko Higgins (ethnomusicologist and saxophonist), Warren Smith (jazz percussionist), Paul Steinbeck (associate professor of music at Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri) and Andrei Strobert
recording of:
I Am Your Host
composer:
Paul Steinbeck (associate professor of music at Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri)
11:40
4A For The A Of CM
acoustic bass guitar:
Paul Steinbeck (associate professor of music at Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri)
alto saxophone and soprano saxophone:
Niko Higgins (ethnomusicologist and saxophonist)
congas:
Andrei Strobert
drums (drum set), mbira and whistle:
Warren Smith (jazz percussionist)
flute and tenor saxophone:
Andrew Lamb (woodwind)
percussion:
Andrew Lamb (woodwind), Niko Higgins (ethnomusicologist and saxophonist), Warren Smith (jazz percussionist), Paul Steinbeck (associate professor of music at Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri) and Andrei Strobert
recording of:
A For The A Of CM
composer:
Paul Steinbeck (associate professor of music at Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri)
6:03
5Miss MS
acoustic bass guitar:
Paul Steinbeck (associate professor of music at Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri)
alto saxophone and soprano saxophone:
Niko Higgins (ethnomusicologist and saxophonist)
congas:
Andrei Strobert
drums (drum set), mbira and whistle:
Warren Smith (jazz percussionist)
flute and tenor saxophone:
Andrew Lamb (woodwind)
percussion:
Andrew Lamb (woodwind), Niko Higgins (ethnomusicologist and saxophonist), Warren Smith (jazz percussionist), Paul Steinbeck (associate professor of music at Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri) and Andrei Strobert
recording of:
Miss MS
composer:
Paul Steinbeck (associate professor of music at Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri)
8:43
6We Art
acoustic bass guitar:
Paul Steinbeck (associate professor of music at Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri)
alto saxophone and soprano saxophone:
Niko Higgins (ethnomusicologist and saxophonist)
congas:
Andrei Strobert
drums (drum set), mbira and whistle:
Warren Smith (jazz percussionist)
flute and tenor saxophone:
Andrew Lamb (woodwind)
percussion:
Andrew Lamb (woodwind), Niko Higgins (ethnomusicologist and saxophonist), Warren Smith (jazz percussionist), Paul Steinbeck (associate professor of music at Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri) and Andrei Strobert
recording of:
We Art
composer:
Paul Steinbeck (associate professor of music at Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri)
10:53
7Slow Hour
acoustic bass guitar:
Paul Steinbeck (associate professor of music at Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri)
alto saxophone and soprano saxophone:
Niko Higgins (ethnomusicologist and saxophonist)
congas:
Andrei Strobert
drums (drum set), mbira and whistle:
Warren Smith (jazz percussionist)
flute and tenor saxophone:
Andrew Lamb (woodwind)
percussion:
Andrew Lamb (woodwind), Niko Higgins (ethnomusicologist and saxophonist), Warren Smith (jazz percussionist), Paul Steinbeck (associate professor of music at Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri) and Andrei Strobert
recording of:
Slow Hour
composer:
Paul Steinbeck (associate professor of music at Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri)
8:22
8Three Fifths
acoustic bass guitar:
Paul Steinbeck (associate professor of music at Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri)
alto saxophone and soprano saxophone:
Niko Higgins (ethnomusicologist and saxophonist)
congas:
Andrei Strobert
drums (drum set), mbira and whistle:
Warren Smith (jazz percussionist)
flute and tenor saxophone:
Andrew Lamb (woodwind)
percussion:
Andrew Lamb (woodwind), Niko Higgins (ethnomusicologist and saxophonist), Warren Smith (jazz percussionist), Paul Steinbeck (associate professor of music at Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri) and Andrei Strobert
recording of:
Three Fifths
composer:
Paul Steinbeck (associate professor of music at Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri)
3:14

Credits

Release

recorded at:Strobe-Light Sound Studio in Brooklyn, New York, New York, United States (from 2004-08-02 until 2004-08-03)
Discogs:https://www.discogs.com/release/7892490 [info]