Amalie

Album Title: Otomeyama Bottoms
Label: 8mm Records / Ghost Disc
Format: LP / CD
Release: scheduled to be released on autumn or winter 2013
Recorded: 2012, 2013

Electric Guitar, Vocals by Hisato Higuchi
Recorded, Mixed by Hisato Higuchi
Mastered by Soichiro Nakamura

Hikari No Obake (Ghost Of Light)

Historic Metadata - David Grubbs

夜までまって 細胞文学

来ない 細胞文学

First track from Alan Licht's- Currents LP 

Alan Licht- "First Love, Haleema"

To celebrate the forthcoming release of F.J. McMahon's Spirit Of The Golden Juice on Anthology Recordings, we invited Greenpoint gem Keegan Mills Cooke for a dive into his enormous collection. Find out more about Spirit Of The Golden Juice here: smarturl.it/FJxQuilt

Tracklist:

Richard Burner, "Riverbend"
Mosaic (1984)
http://bit.ly/2s0ZBmj

Kitaro, "Everlasting Road"
Silk Road (1980)
http://bit.ly/2sAxT0O

Penguin Cafe Orchestra, "Air"
Penguin Cafe Orchestra (1981)
http://bit.ly/2oD75ve

Hisato Higuchi, "Samazama Na Basho De"
Makanashi (2011)
http://bit.ly/2sAuyyH

Paul Winters, "Dance of the Silkies"
Callings (1980)
http://bit.ly/2rhIVEn

Billy Swan, "Don't Be Cruel"
Don't Be Cruel (1974)
http://bit.ly/2sAxP0M

The Lightly Singers, "In The Morning When The Trumpets Sound"
In The Storm So Long (2010)
http://bit.ly/2tmAjwB

Catherine Riberio + Alpes , "15 août 1970"
Nº2 (1970)
http://bit.ly/2sotwVU

Robert Lester Folsom, "April Suzanne"
Abacus (1976)
http://bit.ly/2s0MvW4

Dougie Poole, "Tripping With The One You Love"
Wideass Highway (2017)
http://bit.ly/2pUrpFe

Sanford Clark, "Still As The Night"
Still As The Night (1959)
http://bit.ly/2rrghEQ

FJ McMahon, "Five Year Kansas Blues"
Spirit Of The Golden Juice (1969)
http://bit.ly/2sb0oQ4

Rockin' Horse, "Stayed Out Late Last Night"
Yes It Is (1971)
http://bit.ly/2rrHN4T

Andrew, "Dawning"
Woops (1973)
http://bit.ly/2tmm0Iu

The Fugs, "Morning, Morning"
The Fugs (1966)
http://bit.ly/2tmcmWg

The Idle Race, "Morning Sunshine"
The Birthday Party (1968)
http://bit.ly/2sAbBfA

Trader Horne, "Morning Way"
Morning Way (1970)
http://bit.ly/2sAJyg3

Tim Rose, "Morning Dew"
Tim Rose (1967)
http://bit.ly/2rvQ9nu

The Brazda Brothers, "Walking In The Sun"
Brazda Brothers (1973)
http://bit.ly/2tmvTG5

Tucker Zimmerman, "Another Normal Day"
Tucker Zimmerman (1972)
http://bit.ly/2ssEYRr

Medicine Head, "Sittin' in the Sun"
Medicine Head (1974)
http://bit.ly/2rhmgbf

Grin, "Everybody's Missin' The Sun"
Grin (1971)
http://bit.ly/2saFnF6

The Flatlanders, "One Day At A Time"
One More Road (1980)
http://bit.ly/2s1bpor

The Golden Dawn, "Every Day"
Power Plant (1968)
http://bit.ly/2rwcfpJ

The Klubs, "I Found The Sun"
I Found The Sun (1968)
http://bit.ly/2ssBvlC

Fleetwood Mac, "Although The Sun Is Shining"
Then Play On (1969)
http://bit.ly/2rrCimU

The Outsiders, "Sun's Going Down"
You Mistreat Me (1965)
http://bit.ly/2rrDqa8

The British North American Act, "Baby Jane Days And Nights"
In The Beginning... (1969)
http://bit.ly/2soQlJo

Human Expression, "Every Night"
Love At Psychedelic Velocity (1966)
http://bit.ly/2saO9TB

The Index, "Rainy Starless Night"
Index (1968)
http://bit.ly/2rhtY50

The Bugs, "Strangler In The Night"
Strangler In The Night (1967)
http://bit.ly/2s0X0bQ

Serge-Yves et Victor, "Evening Song"
Cagibi (1975)
http://bit.ly/2ssNZdg

Marianne Faithful, "In The Night Time"
Love In A Mist (1967)
http://bit.ly/2sp3lyB

Sibylle Baier, "Tonight"
Colour Green (2006)
http://bit.ly/2rrTxV2

Freak Terrains w/ Keegan Mills Cooke - June 2, 2017

The lead single from the expanded reissue and first-time vinyl release of Japanese musician Hisato Higuchi's startling debut. When "She" was self-released in 2003, Higuchi had been writing and performing his style of “Tokyo laborer's blues” for a decade. The delicate song textures of "She" capture the utter feeling of loneliness and a sleep-deprived mind staring off into a blurry urban sky.

She LP/CD/DL to be released Sept. 22, 2017 worldwide.

Hisato Higuchi - Girl Sister

Flower

“Terry left us the score to Song. The score indicates it is the piano part, however I have never seen any additional vocal part, and the right hand could clearly be the song melody. Terry once played this composition for me at his parents’ house in Eagle Rock on piano, alone. Since there are no words with the melodic line, I suggested to Charles Curtis that since the cello is such a song-like instrument, perhaps he could play the vocal part and Michael Schumacher could play the piano part.” – La Monte Young

Charles Curtis: Performances & Recordings 1998-2018 3xCD (SLT-005)

Saltern presents its fifth release, Charles Curtis: Performances & Recordings 1998-2018, the first comprehensive collection of recordings surveying the career of renowned, American cellist Charles Curtis. Selected by Curtis and Tashi Wada from recordings spanning the past two decades, the collection offers a broad, inclusive view of Curtis's activities across the diverse worlds of music he inhabits, containing rare, unreleased recordings, and never-before-released music by Terry Jennings, Richard Maxfield, Éliane Radigue, Alison Knowles, and Curtis. The wide-ranging scope of this release speaks not to a musical restlessness, but to a genuine spirit of inquiry, as these areas of activity for Curtis have existed concurrently in dialogue, not simply in succession, for decades. Over two hours of music by composers and artists with whom Curtis is closely associated including Éliane Radigue, Guillaume de Machaut, Tobias Hume, Silvestro di Ganassi, Terry Jennings, Morton Feldman, Anton Webern, Olivier Messiaen, Alison Knowles, Richard Maxfield, and Curtis himself. Mastered by Stephan Mathieu with liner notes by La Monte Young, Spencer Gerhardt, and Tashi Wada. Custom packaging and screen printing by Alan Sherry; edition of 500.

"Song" by Terry Jennings is licensed with kind permission from MELA Foundation.

Performances & Recordings 1998-2018

Terry Jennings – Song (1960)

Charles Curtis: Performances & Recordings 1998-2018 3xCD (SLT-005)

Saltern presents its fifth release, Charles Curtis: Performances & Recordings 1998-2018, the first comprehensive collection of recordings surveying the career of renowned, American cellist Charles Curtis. Selected by Curtis and Tashi Wada from recordings spanning the past two decades, the collection offers a broad, inclusive view of Curtis's activities across the diverse worlds of music he inhabits, containing rare, unreleased recordings, and never-before-released music by Terry Jennings, Richard Maxfield, Éliane Radigue, Alison Knowles, and Curtis. The wide-ranging scope of this release speaks not to a musical restlessness, but to a genuine spirit of inquiry, as these areas of activity for Curtis have existed concurrently in dialogue, not simply in succession, for decades. Over two hours of music by composers and artists with whom Curtis is closely associated including Éliane Radigue, Guillaume de Machaut, Tobias Hume, Silvestro di Ganassi, Terry Jennings, Morton Feldman, Anton Webern, Olivier Messiaen, Alison Knowles, Richard Maxfield, and Curtis himself. Mastered by Stephan Mathieu with liner notes by La Monte Young, Spencer Gerhardt, and Tashi Wada. Custom packaging and screen printing by Alan Sherry; edition of 500.

Hikari No Obake (Ghost Of Light)

HisatoHiguchi

Related tracks