 A
re-release on CD for an album he recorded for Prestige in the mid-fifties.
The music includes recordings made in the
street and the instruments include drums that Moondog invented himself
and are called "oo" and "yukh". He uses unusual time signatures - this
obviously led on to the experimentation on the 1969 Moondog album that
had classical-style music with syncopated rhythms.
ORIGINAL JAZZ CLASSICS 2531 1781 2, CD January 13, 1992
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Queen Elizabeth Whistle and Bamboo Pipe (Duet)
-
Conversation and Music at 51st St. & 6th Ave. (New York City)
- Hardshoe (7/4) Ray Malone
- Tugboat Toccata
- Autumn
- Seven Beat Suite (3 parts)
- Oo Solo (6/4)
- Rehearsal of Violetta's "Barefoot Dance"
- Oo Solo (2/4)
- Ostrich Feathers Played on Drum
- Obo Round
- Chant
- All Is Loneliness
- Sextet (Oo)
- Fiesta Piano Solo
- Moondog Monologue
- Up Broadway [*]
- Perpetual Motion [*]
- Gloving It [*]
- Improvision (piano solo) [*]
- Ray Malone Softshoe
- Two Quotations in Dialogue
- 5/8 in Two Shades
- Moondog's Theme
- In a Doorway
- Duet
- Trimbas in Quarters
- Wildwood
- Trimbas in Eighths
- Organ Rounds
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