Quartet Music – Window On The Lake

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Label:	Nine Winds Records – Nine Winds 0122
Format:	Vinyl, LP, Album
Country:	US
Released:	1986
Genre:	Jazz
Style:	Contemporary Jazz

Tracklist

A1	Circular Thoughts In Darkness Written-By – Von Essen*	8:12
A2	Zen Piece Written-By – Von Essen*	8:55
A3	This Isn't Exactly What I Had In Mind When I Said "Let's Get Smashed Tonight" (In Memoriam, Virgil Partch) Written-By – Von Essen*	5:43
B1	Norton's Last Words Written-By – Von Essen*	8:00
B2	Dead Leaves Dance Written-By – N. Cline*	4:38
B3	Window On The Lake (For Joni Mitchell) Written-By – A. Cline*	11:15

Companies, etc.

Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Nine Winds Records
Copyright © – Nine Winds Records
Published By – Bakuben Music
Published By – Alstromeria Music
Published By – Singing Feathers Music
Recorded At – Mad Hatter Studios
Mastered At – K Disc Mastering
Lacquer Cut At – K Disc Mastering

Credits

Acoustic Guitar [Acoustic Guitars], Recorder – Nels Cline
Artwork [Cover Art] – Lita Albuquerque
Bass, Harmonica [Chromatic Harmonica], Piano, Caxixi – Eric Von Essen
Design [Album Design] – Alex Cline, Lita Albuquerque
Engineer [AssistantEngineer] – Ira Rubnitz
Engineer [Recording Engineer] – Geoff Sykes
Lacquer Cut By – JG*
Mastered By – John Golden
Mixed By – Geoff Skyes*, Nels Cline
Mixed By [With] – Alex*, Jeff*, Vinny*
Percussion – Alex Cline
Photography By [Back] – Roch Doran
Photography By [Cover] – Tom Vinetz
Producer [Produced By] – Quartet Music, Vinny Golia
Violin, Viola – Jeff Gauthier

Notes

Recorded September 13 and 14, 1986, at Mad Hatter Studio, Los Angeles, CA

Tracks A1 to B1: Bakuben Music (BMI)
Track B2: Alstromeria Music (BMI)
Track B3: Singing Feathres Music (BMI)

℗ & © 1986 Nine Winds Records

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Matrix / Runout (Side A): NW-0122-A kdisc JG 23192 (3)
Matrix / Runout (Side B): NW-0122-B kdisc JG 23193 (3)
Rights Society: BMI

Reviews

chrisberens Jan 10, 2021
Another quality addition to the ECM influenced catalog of this quartet, by turns swirling and contemplative, but always original. A fine glimpse into the worlds of pre-Watt/pre-Wilco Nels and pre-Cryptogramophone Gauthier.