Hoping for Christmas by the Chandler Travis Philharmonic

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Ken Field - saxophones, flutes
Alieno deBootes - keyboards, creative mix

KEN FIELD & ALIENO DEBOOTES "The Garden" from "Alien Field" (Cuneiform)

Been exploring the wonderful world of duduk lately - a double-reed instrument of Armenian, Azerbaijani (balaban) and Turkish (mey) origins. Friend, musician and instrument maker, Linsey Pollak send me a reed he had crafted from polypipe. It works a treat. he body of the instrument I made based on his design. 
On this recording after a brief into improvisation, I play a tune written by Armenia's most famous composer, Komitas: Qele Qele.  The harmony, also played on duduk is, for better or worse, mine.

Qele Qele - Armenian melody (Komitas) played on polypipe duduk

Mark Pierson, Producer
Ken Field, Saxophones
Ken Winokur, Percussion
Malambo, Percussion

Men & Machines Part 1

Just Like a Child

071724 Arts Week Ken Field

The 1988 LP from Boston's Skin, ripped from a cassette copy of the final mix 1/2" tape (Downtown Recorders, engineered by Joe Cuneo).

Rick Rondeaux: guitar, lead vocals
Rob Zammarchi: bass
Jay Potts: drums, backing vocals
Karlo Takki: keyboards, trumpet, backing vocals
Ken Fields: alto saxophone
Henley Douglas, Jr.: tenor saxophone
Bill Murphy: trombone on Kakania
Michael Evans: alto sax on Kakania

Produced by Rondeaux/Tacky for Skin/EOD Arts

[Kakania Part 1 was the last track on Side A; Kakania Part 2 leads off Side B]

You Flip 4 Everyone

Saxophone by Ken Field
Percussion by Ken Winokur
Engineering by George Hicks

Those Helicopters

Ashes

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Men & Machines Part 1

Ken Field

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