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THE SIGN OF 4
Paul Wertico
Label: Knitting Factory Works
Released: 1997
Views: 723
Track Listing
Disc: 1 - Statement Of The Case: A Study In Scarlet; Disc: 2 - The Science Of Deduction: Evidently; Untidy Habits; The Rule of Three; Strange Story; The Aurora; Tracks; A Break in the chain; one object; euclid; fortune; Disc: 3 - The Balance Of Probability: poisoned arrows; trichinopoly; ransom; antecedents; in quest of a solution
Personnel
Derek Bailey: electric guitar, acoustic guitar; Pat Metheny: electric guitar, acoustic guitar, acoustic sitar guitar, acoustic baritone guitar, pikasso guitar, fretless guitar, guitar synth; Gregg Bendian: drums & percussion (drum set, vibraphone, arco disc, log drum, chains, roto toms, cymbals, cowbells, plastic, prepared vibraphone, dumbeg, bongos, templeblocks, metals, glockenspiel, bass marimba, timpani, Tubz, woodblock); Paul Wertico: drums & percussion (drum set, metals, prepared drums, donno drum, log drum, measuring tape, bowed cymbals, Tubz, pedal tom, cymbals, snare drum, brushes, egg beaters, mallet growls, bedpost squeaker, plastic packaging, knitting needles, vitamin bottle, electronic effects)
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I love jazz because it is the most spiritual expressive music on the planet! I was first exposed to jazz in High School. The best show I ever attended was the 2001 Atlanta Jazz Festival. The first jazz record I bought was Wes Montgomery's “So Much Guitar.” My advice to new listeners: Keep listening
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