Tracks by:
Jocelyn Morelock - Spirit Gradient 
John Gordon Armstrong - The Angel’s Share: Like a Fist to the Jaw 
Harry Stafylakis – Calibrating Friction

SIDE A

Monica Pearce - Leather 
Takamitsu Ohta & Anne-F Jaques - Yours

SIDE B

SIDE A
1. Bowls 4:10 – Roxanne Nesbitt / Ben Brown / Marielle Groven from Play Symbiotic Instruments  
2. Telescopes 04:44 – Malleus Trio from ON/OFF
3. The Quietest of Nights 1:38 – Parmela Attariwala & Shawn Mativetsky from The Road Ahead...
4. the rain, the rain 2:45 – Graftician from Graftician
5. The Road Ahead… is Longer Than the Trail Left Behind 6:45 – Parmela Attariwala & Shawn Mativetsky from The Road Ahead...

Love Letters to Listening #4 - SIDE A

SIDE B
1. Mostly Ocean 04:06 – Graftician from Mandarins
2. The Melody of Rhythm (Introduction) 2:34 – Parmela Attariwala & Shawn Mativetsky from The Road Ahead...
3. Cloud Suites 07:33 – Malleus Trio from ON/OFF
4. Wild Bells No.3 6:21 Roxanne Nesbitt / Ben Brown / Marielle Groven from Play Symbiotic Instruments

Love Letters to Listening #4 - SIDE B

Our dear friend-of-the-organization and drummer-producer-presenter extraordinaire Chris Dadge compiled this top-shelf mixtape of Eric Chenaux gems, in advance of our concert on May 29th featuring the Eric Chenaux Trio + a violin/cello duo by Mark Ellestad. 

Track listing:

Draperies

Classic early Rat-drifting weirdness from EC and some frequent collaborators.

Drumheller

One of the jazzier EC outlets, and another early Rat-drifting/Tranzac staple group. This particular track is an EC composition that appears on other song based solo albums as well, displaying his ongoing penchant for shapeshifting reinvention.

“Skullsplitter” + “Worm and Gear”

My first exposure to EC and two of my all time favourites from the early solo albums. I’ve played “W&G” many times in the Aaron Leaney Three.

“This Ain’t Life”

First taste of the new trio, a truly wonderful, fresh, surprising, and wholly unique soundworld from these three. 

“Have I Lost My Eyes”

A winning example of the middle period of Constellation solo albums.

“Put In Music This Ballad For Me”

An early Rat-drifting title, this collaboration with ex-Crash Vegas member Michelle Mcadorey is a rare example of EC “backing someone up”.

“Lovers Rock”

When Jean Martin entered the picture and the more contemporary songbooks emerged, this fascinating and hilarious project reached its zenith of sheer wackiness.

“Excerpt from Live in Calgary”

I’d be remiss to not include proof of one of my times playing with EC. A one-off with Scott Munro and myself (the Bent Spoon Duo), and one of my favourite improvised music recordings I’ve made.

New Works Calgary

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