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[mp3] Mr. Scruff - Get a Move On
From his 1999 classic, Keep It Unreal
I always think, why loop Moondog? Isn’t that redundant somehow, in a piece like this…
Present for the Prez. (In Memory Lester Young) | Moondog & The London Saxophonic | Sax Pax for a Sax (1994)
- Andrew Scott tenor solo
- Tim Redpath soprano
- Rob Buckland and Simon Haram alto
- Gareth Brady tenor
- Will Gregory bass
- Liam Noble and Jon Rebbeck piano
- Danny Thompson contrabass
- Louis Thomas Hardin bass drum
(Source: crustbling, via dunjad)
Sandalwood by Moondog and the London Saxophonic, from Sax Pax for a Sax (1994).
- Soprano Saxophone Tim Redpath, Simon Haram
- Alto Saxophone Rob Buckland, Gareth Brady
- Tenor Saxophone Andy Scott
- Baritone Saxophone Jon Rebbeck
- Bass Saxophone Will Gregory
- Bass Drum Louis Thomas Hardin
New Amsterdam by Moondog and the London Saxophonic, from Sax Pax for a Sax (1994).
New Amsterdam was her name
before she was New York
New Amsterdam is a dame
the heart and soul of big apple city.
No matter what name she goes under
I dig her deeply
and no wonder
for she’s been lovely to me
and I’m the better
for having met her.
- Soprano Saxophone Tim Redpath, Simon Haram, Bradle Grant
- Tenor Saxophone Andrew Scott, Gareth Brady, Rob Buckland
- Baritone Saxophone John Rebeck, Chris Caldwell
- Bass Saxophone Will Gregory
- Piano Liam Noble
- Timpani Graham Cole
- Bass Drum Louis Thomas Hardin
- Snare Drum Paul Clarvis, Chris Wells
- Chorus Peter Hammill, Stuart Gordon, Andrew Davis, Alun Thomas, Will Gregory, Gareth Brady, Louis Thomas Hardin
Louis Thomas Hardin, known after the name Moondog,
that of his dog who would bark like a wolf.
Louis Thomas Hardin was his name, Moondog was his Rosebud.
Dark Eyes, an original instrumental by Moondog (Louis Thomas Hardin)
I expected Ochi Chernye :D but I was positively surprised. It races towards the end!
The canon All is Loneliness, by Moondog (Louis Thomas Hardin)
All is loneliness here for me.
Surf Session, by Moondog (Louis Thomas Hardin)
