Dickie Landry - Fifteen Saxophones Guitar a feeling perhaps informed by

a feeling perhaps informed by some long-abandoned experiments with psychedelics

efforts were shifted from record projects to introducing Melnyk’s still-thriving Continuous Music to audiences with a set of memorable and well-received concerts in Seattle and New York in 2009

it could be interpreted as human frailty in the face of nature’s unyielding dominion or conversely

’Air Madeleine’ uses variations in tempo and dynamics to craft the most seductively melodic track on the album

4 Cuts Placed In "A First Quarter"

Dickie Landry - Fifteen Saxophones Guitar a feeling perhaps informed byFirst ever reissue of this little known classic from founding Philip Glass Ensemble member Richard "Dickie" Landry. Following two jazz LPs issued on the Chatham Square label (which he co ran), Dickie Landry released Fifteen Saxophones, a set of 1974 recordings done with engineer Kurt Munkacsi, on the Northern Lights and Wergo labels in 1977. Fifteen Saxophones simultaneously demonstrates Landrys boundary pushing saxophone and his understanding of the