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Alto Saxophone, Trumpet, Shenai – Ornette Coleman Bass – Charlie Haden Bass – David Izenzon Drums – Ed Blackwell Live performance recorded in Rome, February 8, 1968.

Daniel Carter: Tenor Sax, Alto sax, Clarinet, Bass Clarinet, Flute, Trumpet Luisa Muhr: Voice Ayumi Ishito: Tenor Sax and Electronics Eric Plaks: Piano and Rhodes Aron Namenwirth: Guitar and Electronics Yutaka Takahashi: Guitar and Electronics Zachary Swanson: Bass Jon Panikkar: Drums Recorded June 16, 2021 by Jon Rosenberg at The Bunker, Brooklyn, NY, USA.

Mike Reed drums, percussion, Rob Frye tenor saxophone, flute, percussion Cooper Crain guitar, synthesizer Dan Quinlivan synthesizer Marvin Tate vocals Ben LaMar Gay cornet, flugelhorn, percussion

PAULA OWEN - VOCALS RON ENYARD - DRUMS CAL COLLINS - GUITAR ED FELSON - BASS Recorded at Kaldi's Books and Coffe Shop, Cincinatti, Ohio, USA.

LA SONORA CIENAGUERA En el año 1963 aparece en los catálogos de Discos Fuentes (Redmusical Discos Fuentes) una agrupación que le bastó un solo trabajo para quedar por siempre en el recuerdo de los bailarines del ayer en Colombia Esta es la historia de #LASONORACIENAGUERA, que contó con 5 grandes de nuestra música como son: Antolín Lenes (compositor y director) – Lucy González (Invidente) – Pablo Flores (Cantante, compositor), Rogelio “El Indio” Chávez” (Cantante) y Germán Lambraño. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WqjUGsXfkxU

Nasim-e Sahar (The Breath of the Dawn) by Asareh Shekarchi (on tombak and āvāz), and Bahareh Fayazi (on tar) is a reinterpretation of works by master Iranian singer Reza-Qoli Mirza Zelli (1906 - 1946).

Guzheng and vocals performed by Mindy Meng Wang. Synthesisers [Juno-60, Korg M1], vocals and effects processing by Becky Sui Zhen. The album was recorded in early 2021 by Casey Hartnett. It was recorded in Casey’s home studio during a rainstorm in Winchelsea on the surf coast of Victoria, Australia.

Rajesh Mehta: Hybrid trumpets and extensions Georges-Emmanuel Schneider violin: Stroh violin, live electronics Keith O’Brien: Electric guitar and electronics Chad Popple: drums, tabla and percussion Indri lemur songs recorded by the Ethology lab of the University of Torino University in Maromizaha forest, Madagascar.

Marc Cary - Keys + raga alap samples + pedals Pawan Benjamin - Winds + raga alap samples + pedals Rashaan Carter - Bass + pedals Sameer Gupta - Drumset Tabla Hybrid Recorded by Eli Crews 6/14 - 6/16/2023 at Figure 8 Recording, Brooklyn NY, USA.

JOHNNIAC was built in 1953. The acronym stands for JOHn von Neumann Numerical Integrator and Automatic Computer; as the name implies, it was a computer based on Von Neumann’s architecture and dedicated to him. JOHNNIAC weighed 5 thousand pounds, and was arguably the longest operational early computer (i.e. working with punch cards), being used almost continuously from 1953 for over 13 years before finally being shut down on February 11, 1966, logging over 50,000 operating hours. http://www.vonneumann.net

Søren Høi – drums Laust Moltesen Andreasen – guitar Mads Ulrich – guitar Janus Bagh – bass 
Recorded in Copenhagen, Denmark, August 11–13, 2023. “Our music wouldn’t have been made if it hadn’t been for drum machines, or industrial machines in general,” says guitarist Laust Moltesen Andreassen. http://cuneiformrecords.com/bandshtml/antistatic.html

MARCELO DOS REIS guitar and composition MIGUEL FALCÃO double bass LUÍS FILIPE SILVA drums RECORDED LIVE IN STUDIO BY Henrique Toscano May 14 2023 at Blue House Studio, Coimbra, Portugal. https://soundcloud.com/marcelodosreis

Roy Powell: Keyboards, Loops Dave Sturt: Bass, Ebow Bass, Weird Shit Ted Parsons: Drums, Percussion Composed and recorded live at Stagger Home Studios, Oslo, Norway, during July 2022. https://www.roypowell.net/biography https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dave_Sturt https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ted_Parsons

https://www.parrikar.org/vpl/catalogue/hindustani/kesarbai-kerkar/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kesarbai_Kerkar