Various – Not Necessarily "English Music"

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Label:	Leonardo Music Journal – Volume 11, Electronic Music Foundation – EMF CD 036
Series:	LMJ CD Series – 11
Format:	2 x CD, Album, Compilation
Country:	US
Released:	2001
Genre:	Electronic, Jazz, Classical
Style:	Free Improvisation, Experimental

Tracklist

1.01	AMM–	Live At The Royal College Of Art Performer – Cornelius Cardew, Eddie Prévost, Keith Rowe, Lawrence Sheaff, Lou Gare	6:24
1.02	Max Eastley–	Wind Flutes Urban Noises [Sound Sculptures] – Max Eastley	3:17
1.03	Intermodulation–	Performants Performer, Composed By – Peter Britton, Robin Thompson (2), Roger Smalley, Tim Souster Technician [Recording Prepared By] – Simon Emmerson (2)	6:40
1.04	Frank Perry–	Wedged Into Release Percussion – Frank Perry	3:27
1.05	Michael Parsons & Howard Skempton–	Piece For Cello And Accordion Accordion – Howard Skempton Cello, Composed By – Michael Parsons Recorded By – Dave Smith (3)	2:50
1.06	Daphne Oram–	Four Aspects Performer, Composed By – Daphne Oram	4:51
1.07	abAna–	The Judith Poem Electric Guitar – David Toop Percussion – Paul Burwell Technician [Digital Conversion] – Dave Hunt Voice, Composed By – Bob Cobbing	2:29
1.08	Hugh Davies–	Music For Three Springs Performer [Amplified Springs], Composed By – Hugh Davies	5:03
1.09	Robert Worby–	Piano Musics I & II Performer, Composed By – Robert Worby	5:13
1.10	Lol Coxhill & Steve Miller (3)–	Plum Electric Piano – Steve Miller (3) Soprano Saxophone, Effects [Copy Cat Echo] – Lol Coxhill	7:07
1.11	Spontaneous Music Orchestra–	Search And Reflect Composed By – John Stevens (2) Performer – Chris Turner, Christopher Small, David Toop, Herman Hauge, John Stevens (2), Lou Gare, Mike Barton, Paul Burwell, Ron Herman, Trevor Watts, Ye Min Recorded By – David Toop Technician [Digital Conversion] – Dave Hunt	6:09
1.12	The People Band–	Part 3 Performer – Eddie Edem, Frank Flowers, George Khan, Lyn Dobson, Mel Davis (2), Mick Figgis, Russ Herncy, Terry Day, Terry Halman, Tony Edwards (4)	6:42
1.13	Evan Parker & Paul Lytton–	As It Were Percussion, Electronics – Paul Lytton Reeds – Evan Parker	7:40
2.01	John Stevens (2)–	Solo Percussion, Cornet, Voice – John Stevens (2) Producer – Trevor Taylor (2)	7:50
2.02	Steve Beresford–	Toy Piano	1:47
2.03	Steve Beresford–	Voice	1:43
2.04	Cornelius Cardew & Jane Manning–	Battle March Arranged By, Piano – Cornelius Cardew Recorded By – Dave Smith (3) Voice – Jane Manning	2:27
2.05	Ron Geesin–	Duet For One-String Banjo And Water Cistern Composed By, Performer – Ron Geesin	2:54
2.06	Gentle Fire–	Group Composition VI (Unfixed Parities) Performer – Graham Hearn, Hugh Davies, Michael Robinson (2), Richard Bernas, Stuart Jones Recorded By – Hugh Davies	4:31
2.07	Rain In The Face–	Instant Composition No. 1 Drums – Paul Burwell Electric Guitar – David Toop Technician [Digital Conversion] – Dave Hunt	6:59
2.08	Ranulph Glanville–	Nona Meyeah Teay Composed By, Performer – Ranulph Glanville	3:35
2.09	Derek Bailey–	Improvisation 5 Guitar – Derek Bailey	7:43
2.10	The Campiello Band–	Miserere Performer – Doug Wooten, Keith Thompson (2), Lucie Skeaping, Michael Nyman, Roddie Skeaping, Rory Allam, Steve Saunders Recorded By – Robert Worby	4:47
2.11	Mike Cooper–	Pharoah's March Alto Saxophone – Mike Osborne Bass – Harry Miller Composed By, Guitar – Mike Cooper Drums – Alan Jackson Piano – John Taylor (2) Tenor Saxophone – Alan Skidmore, Geoff Hawkins	7:10
2.12	A Touch Of The Sun–	Geese Clarinet – Simon Mayo Guitar – Peter Cusack	3:24
2.13	The Scratch Orchestra–	Pilgrimage From Scattered Points On The Surface Of The Body To The Brain, The Inner Ear, The Heart And The Stomach Remastered By – Bryn Harris	7:15
2.14	Frank Perry, Mongezi Feza & Chris McGregor–	Blowin' In The Wind Drums – Frank Perry Piano – Chris McGregor Trumpet – Mongezi Feza	7:06

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Copyright © – Leonardo/ISAST
Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Leonardo/ISAST
Manufactured By – Eva-Tone Soundsheets
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Credits

Coordinator [Project Coordinator] – Patricia Bentson
Curated By, Coordinator [Coordinated By], Liner Notes – David Toop
Design [CD Booklet] – Peter Soe, Jr.
Engineer, Remastered By – Tom Erbe
Photography By – Stuart Marshall

Notes

Subtitled "a collection of experimental music from Great Britain, 1960-1977".

Published in two editions:

Two CDs in a jewel case available from Electronic Music Foundation.

Two CDs mounted in the rear of Leonardo Music Journal Volume 11, published by The MIT Press, which includes: "Introduction - Not Necessarily 'English Music': Britain's Second Golden Age" by Nicolas Collins, "The Scratch Orchestra and Visual Arts" by Michael Parsons, "Cardew as a Basis for Discussion on Ethical Options" by Coriún Aharonián, "The New English Keyboard School: A Second 'Golden Age'" by Sarah E. Walker, "The Arrival of a New Musical Aesthetic: Extracts from a Half-Buried Diary" by Eddie Prévost, "Imaging Music: Abstract Expressionism and Free Improvisation" by Matthew Sansom, "Between Now and Then: The Auto-Interview of a Lapsed Musician" by Ranulph Glanville. "Plus ça change: Journeys, Instruments and Networks, 1966-2000" by Lawrence Casserley, "Stuart Marshall: Composer, Video Artist and Filmmaker, 1949-1993" by Alvin Lucier, "Gentle Fire: An Early Approach to Live Electronic Music" by Hugh Davies, "Making It Up as You Go Along" by Stuart Jones, "Remembering How To Forget: An Artist's Exploration of Sound" by Robin Rimbaud, "AudiOh!: Appropriation, Accident and Alteration" by Janek Schaefer, "Rorschach Audio: Ghost Voices and Perceptual Creativity" by Joe Banks, plus Contributors’ Notes on the double CD from Max Eastley, Simon Emmerson, Frank Perry, Michael Parsons, Hugh Davies, Bob Cobbing, Lol Coxhill, Terry Day, Steve Beresford, Ron Geesin, Ranulph Glanville, Mike Cooper, Peter Cusack, and Bryn Harris.