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Pool of Mirrors
Harrison Goldberg
Label: Pacific Woods Studio
Released: 2017
Duration: 53:43
Views: 1,458
Track Listing
Pool of Mirrors; Flight of Birds; Sirocco; Souk Bolero; Night Passage; Tango Arabesque; Twilight; Going Home.
Personnel
Harrison Goldberg; Dave Jordan.
Album Description
Pool of Mirrors is spontaneous, intuitive music; no plan, no composition — just in-the-moment conversations between a sax player and a bassist. It's got flaws, which is how live improvised music naturally sounds. We avoided the temptation to fix all the flaws using digital magic, and let the music speak for itself. Recording in a small cabin on the northern California coast surrounded by redwoods and overlooking the Pacific Ocean, Pacific Woods is: Harrison Goldberg and Dave Jordan. Harrison has performed on tenor, alto and soprano saxophone with a variety of groups, including Neon Egypt, Lavender Fog, BAKU and Stardust Messenger. An alumnus of Berklee College of Music, Harrison has spent a lifetime in music from East to West Coasts. Dave plays a left-handed electric bass guitar, and is also a recording engineer. Years ago, Dave played keyboards with Limbic Sanctuary, an eclectic folk-rock band. Prior to forming Pacific Woods, Dave & Harrison were members of the world music group Cloudfire. For more info, visit PacificWoodsMusic.com and HarrisonGoldbergArts.com.
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