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Tzadik, 2006. Used ... $7.99
Paul Shapiro on tenor sax and vocals, Stevn Bernstein on trumpet, slide trumpet and vocals, Peter Apfelbaum on tenor sax and vocals, Brian Mitchell on piano, Booker King on acoustic bass, and Tony Lewis on drums. CD
(Still sealed with the Tzadik obi. Spine has a cutout notch.)
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Tzadik, 2024. New Copy ... $14.99 15.99
Maybe one of the coolest volumes ever in this long-running series from John Zorn – but maybe that's also because the album's dedicated to the great Terry Riley, and features Zorn improvising on organ, on two long tracks that definitely echo the minimalist legacy in Riley's music! The organ is a pipe organ, which has a much fuller sound and larger presence than some of the electric keyboards that Riley used in the past – and while Zorn echoes that sense of song progression that you'll know from the composer/
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Tzadik, 2023. New Copy ... $14.99 15.99
A wonderful pairing of sounds from these two giants of the New York downtown scene – John Zorn on alto and Bill Laswell on bass, both players who've really evolved a hell of a lot over the decades – and who come together here with a maturity that really marks the sound of the set! There's less in your face type energy going on here – as the tracks stretch out, and both players feel a sense of sonic freeplay more than overwrought improvisation – spinning out long, almost poetic tributes to three key musical inspirations – "Wayne Shorter", "Milford Graves", and "Pharoah Sanders". CD
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Tzadik, 2022. New Copy ... $17.99 18.99
The poetry of the title isn't lost on the group on the record – nor is the "sleep" reference that the famous phrase would imply – as the quartet work in much mellower territory than on some of the other Zorn-directed projects of this nature on Tzadik in recent years – often with a beautifully minimal and hypnotic vibe! The group features twin keyboards – organ from John Medeski, and piano and Fender Rhodes from Brian Marsella – both players who loop around each other in nice ways, and get these slight contributions from the guitar of Bill Frisell and drums of Kenny Wollesen – both musicians who really let the keys take the lead, almost like a small combo jam version of Terry Riley territory. Beautiful throughout – with titles that include "A Secret Twilight", "Eventide", "Introit", "Lacrimosa", and "Midnight Vespers". CD
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Derek Bailey, Jamaaladeen Tacuma & Calvin Weston —
Mirakle ... CD Tzadik, 2000. Used ... Temporarily Out Of Stock
Features Derek Bailey on guitar, Jamaaladeen Tacuma on bass, and Calvin Weston on drums! CD
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Sylvie Courvoisier Trio —
Double Windsor ... CD Tzadik, 2014. Used ... Temporarily Out Of Stock
With Drew Gress on bass and Kenny Wollesen on drums. CD
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Wadada Leo Smith, Susie Ibarra, John Zorn —
50th Birthday Celebration Vol 8 ... CD Tzadik, 2003. Used ... Temporarily Out Of Stock
Wadada Leo Smith on trumpet, Susie Ibarra on drums, and John Zorn on alto sax. CD
(Includes Tzadik obi.)
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John Zorn —
Electric Masada – 50th Birthday Celebration 4 ... CD Tzadik, 2004. Used ... Temporarily Out Of Stock
John Zorn on alto sax, Marc Ribot on guitar, Jamie Saft on keyboards, Ikue Mori on laptop electronics, Trevor Dunn on bass, Joey Baron & Kenny Wollesen on drums & Cyro Baptosta on percussion. CD
(Includes domestic obi.)
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John Zorn —
Electric Masada – At The Mountains Of Madness ... CD Tzadik, 2005. Used 2 CDs ... Temporarily Out Of Stock
With Marc Ribot on guitar. CD
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Anthony Braxton/Tzadik, 2008. Used ... Out Of Stock
A fantastic outing from these three legends of improvised music – set that's maybe more in the territory of work by Milford Graves and William Parker than it is the usual work of Anthony Braxton – especially for this time in his career! Graves plays drums and percussion, Parker is on bass, and Braxton leaps into the fray wonderfully as the three improvise together – drawing on energy that's much more like his Chicago roots in the AACM than his style of later years – almost as if Braxton's rewriting himself into loft jazz history and shaking loose of the mathematical formulas that often inspire his tunes! Braxton handles a range of saxes, and Graves is especially wonderful in the recorded space of the meeting – as the trio make their way through five improvised selections. CD
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Ikue Mori —
Obelisk ... CD Tzadik, 2017. Used ... Out Of Stock
Ikue Mori on electronics – joined by Sylvie Courvoisier on piano, Okkyung Lee on cello, and Jim Black on drums. CD
(Includes Tzadik obi!)
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Perry Robinson & Burton Greene —
Two Voices In The Desert ... CD Tzadik, 2009. Used ... Out Of Stock
A brilliant pairing of two key figures from the ESP avant scene of the 60s – united here in a great entry to the Tzadik label's series of "Radical Jewish Culture"! The album features Robinson's spare reeds – mostly clarinet, plus a bit of flute and ocarina – matched with Greene's great piano lines, played with much more sensitivity than we remember in the past, a really great sound alongside Perry's deep-toned reed lines. There's a definite appeal here to fans of jazz klezmer work, but the record also really lives up to the older promise of the artists' earlier avant recordings too – especially some of the rare few sides that Robinson made after his initial appearance in the 60s. The sound is spare, and often sad-tinged – and titles include "A Lamentation", "Syl's Freylekhs", "Song For My Friend Burton", "Ella Turtella", "Der Kats Zogt A Miowke", and "Desert Suite". CD
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Wadada Leo Smith —
Golden Quartet ... CD Tzadik, 2004. Used ... Out Of Stock
Wadada Leo Smith on trumpet and flugelhorn, Malachi Favors Magoustous on bass, Anthony Davis on piano, and Jack DeJohnette on drums! CD
(Out of print.)
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Wadada Leo Smith —
Wadada Leo Smith – The Kabell Years 1971 to 1979 (4CD set) ... CD Tzadik, 1970s. Used 4 CDs ... Out Of Stock
A window into a near-lost side of American avant jazz of the 70s – the self-produced albums issued by Leo Smith on his Kabell label – presented here as a beautiful 4CD set, complete with over 2 hours of previously unreleased material! The original albums have always been incredibly hard to find, and they show a side of Smith that is one of the purest on record from the time – displaying him as a key innovator in the tradition of Chicago musicians of the AACM, and the New York players of the loft scene – both of whom Smith interacted with freely. Players on the set include Oliver Lake, Anthony Davis, and Pheerokan Ak Laff – and the set features music from the albums Creative Music 1, Song Of Humanity, Reflectativity, and Akhreanvention – as well as unreleased tracks from those sessions! CD
(Out of print.)
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Craig Taborn & Ikue Mori —
Highsmith ... CD Tzadik, 2017. Used ... Out Of Stock
Craig Taborn on piano and Ikue Mori on electronics. CD
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John Zorn —
Adramelec – Book Of Angels Vol 22 – Zion80 Plays Masada Book Two ... CD Tzadik, 2014. Used ... Out Of Stock
Guitarist Jon Madof leads a large 11 piece band in an Afro-pop inspired take on songs from John Zorn's Book of Angels. CD
(Includes Tzadik obi.)
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John Zorn —
Alhambra Love Songs ... CD Tzadik, 2009. Used ... Out Of Stock
A concept album that pays homage to the San Francisco Bay Area with songs dedicated to Vince Guaraladi, Clint Eastwood and David Lynch amoung others. CD
(Includes domestic obi.)
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John Zorn —
Asmodeus – Book Of Angels Vol 7 – Marc Ribot Plays Masada Book Two ... CD Tzadik, 2007. Used ... Out Of Stock
Arranged and conducted by John Zorn, Marc Ribot on guitar and Trevor Dunn on bass. CD
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John Zorn —
Circle Maker (Issachar/Tzadik, 1998. Used 2CD ... Out Of Stock
John Zorn with The Masada String Trio & The Bar Kokhba Sextet. CD
(Booklet has some wear including a very slight tear.)
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John Zorn —
Filmworks XIV – Hiding & Seeking ... CD Tzadik, 2003. Used ... Out Of Stock
With Marc Ribot on guitar. CD
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John Zorn —
Kristallnacht ... CD Tzadik/
Mark Feldman on violin, Marc Ribot on guitar, Anthony Coleman on keyboards, Mark Dresser on bass, and William Winant on percussion. CD
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John Zorn —
Music Romance Vol 2 – Taboo & Exile ... CD Tzadik, 1999. Used ... Out Of Stock
Features Joey Baron, Mark Feldman, Cyro Baptista, Bill Laswell, Marc Ribot, Jamie Saft, and others. CD
(Includes slipace and Tzadik obi!)
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John Zorn/Tzadik, 2012. Used ... Out Of Stock
A record of incredible beauty – and hardly what you'd expect to hear from John Zorn! The set's a gentle batch of instrumentals – penned with almost an ear for the ancient, although delivered in ways that also owe something to contemporary acoustic recordings as well – a blend that would already be compelling enough on its own, but which is even more amazing coming from Zorn! There's no sax at all on the set – Zorn's role here is only as composer – and music is handled by the great trio of Bill Frisell on guitar, Kenny Wolleson on vibes and bells, and Carol Emanuel on harp – a musical blend that's filled with warmly ringing tones that are mighty nice. Titles include "The Middle Pillar", "The Book Of Pleasure", "The Invisibles", "Sign & Sigil", and "Diatesseron". CD
(In nice shape with the Tzadik obi!)
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Satoko Fujii —
Kitsune-bi ... CD Tzadik, 1999. Used ... Out Of Stock
Satoko Fujii performs on solo piano, with her regular trio – Mark Dresser on double bass, and Jim Black on drums – and with saxophonist Sachi Hayasaka! CD
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David Solid Gould & Bill Laswell —
Dub Of Passover ... CD Tzadik, 2011. Used ... Out Of Stock
... CD
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Hasidic New Wave —
Complete Recordings (5CD set) ... CD Tzadik, 1990s/
Includes the albums Jews And The Abstract Truth, Psycho-Semitic, Kabalogy, and From The Belly Of Abraham as well as a disc of live and rare recordings. CD
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Miles Okazaki/Tzadik, 2021. Used ... Out Of Stock
Miles Okazaki on guitar, Trevor Dunn on bass, Dan Weiss on drums, and John Zorn on alto sax. CD
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David Shea —
Classical Works – Chamber Symphony 1/Tzadik, 1998. Used ... Out Of Stock
... CD
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Glenn Spearman —
Blues For Falasha ... CD Tzadik, 1999. Used ... Out Of Stock
Glenn Spearman on tenor saxophone and vocals, Lisle Ellis on bass, Chris Brown on piano, Larry Ochs on tenor and soprano saxophone, Donald Robinson and William Winant on drums and percussion. CD
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David Taylor —
Red Sea ... CD Tzadik, 2009. Used ... Out Of Stock
David Taylor on tombones, Warren Smith on vibes and percussion, Scott Robinson on reeds, Adam Holzman on piano and synth, and Franz Hackl on trumpets. CD
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Titans To Tachyons —
Vonals ... CD Tzadik, 2022. Used ... Out Of Stock
Sally Gates on guitar, Matt Hollenberg on bass, Trevor Dunn on bass, and Kenny Grohowksi on drums. CD
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John Zorn —
Archery ... CD Tzadik, 1982. Used 3 CDs ... Out Of Stock
Very cool original package of one of Zorn's great recordings for the Parachute label. Composed for a large ensemble that includes David Moss, George Lewis, Eugene Chadbourne, Tom Cora, and Bill Horvitz, the music is a weird mish mash of group events, solo events, and various duo-trios with the individual players. This is the kind of thing that made Zorn a legend when he was a wee lad with a honking alto, and it's proof that he had a vibrant career that begun with brilliant ideas of his own, and not just interpretations of his favorite composers and artists. CD
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John Zorn —
Elegy ... CD Tzadik, 1992. Used ... Out Of Stock
A very dark piece of work from John Zorn's "file card" years – a relatively abstract composition based around the writings of Jean Genet, played by a lineup that mixes acoustic sounds on flute, viola, and percussion – with more electronic elements on turntables and guitar, plus some great sound effects too! The music is Zorn at his most experimental, and farthest from jazz – but that's a great thing too – as it really keeps his early musical frontiers alive and well, and shows how he can work with a seasoned group of improvisers to keep creating amazing new sounds. Titles include "Blue", "Yellow", "Pink", and "Black". CD
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John Zorn —
IAO – Music Of The Sacred Light ... CD Tzadik, 2002. Used ... Out Of Stock
With Beth Anne Hatton, Bill Laswell, Cyro Baptista, Greg Cohen, Jamie Saft, Jennifer Charles, Jim Pugliese, Mike Patton and Rebecca Moore. CD
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John Zorn —
Masada Live In Taipei 1995 ... CD Tzadik, 1995. Used 2 CDs ... Out Of Stock
John Zorn on saxophone, Dave Douglas on trumpet, Greg Cohen on bass, and Joey Baron on drums. CD
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John Zorn —
Sanhedrin – Masada 1994 to 1997 – Unreleased Studio Recordings ... CD Tzadik, Mid 90s. Used 2CD ... Out Of Stock
Unreleased material from John Zorn's Masada group – with Dave Douglas, Greg Cohen, and Joey Baron. CD
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John Zorn/Tzadik, 2004. Used ... Out Of Stock
John Zorn on saxophone, Dave Douglas on trumpet, Greg Cohen on bass, and Joey Baron on drums. CD
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John Zorn & Bill Laswell —
Cleansing ... CD Tzadik, 2022. New Copy ... Out Of Stock
John Zorn and Bill Laswell have crossed musical paths over over the years, and this set is certainly not the first time they've recorded together – yet there's also this wonderful sense of rebirth in the music, maybe the cleansing hinted at in the title – as things really go back to the basics of improvisation that began the career of the two artists, but with a sound that's very different than the past! Zorn is on alto and Laswell is on electric bass – and the tracks are all long improvisations that really take their time to find the right space – never over-conceived or forcing any sort of an agenda – just a natural, organic sonic progression in that hands of two improvisers who still have plenty of musical feathers left in their caps after all these years. Titles include "William Burroughs", "Brion Gysin", "Aleister Crowley", "Austin Osman Spare", and "Alejandro Jodorowsky". CD
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Nublu, 2022. New Copy ... $23.99
One of the trippiest records we've ever heard from Ilhan Erashin – very different than some of the groove-oriented work he gave us years before, and a rich array of sounds we never would have expected! The album's a trio effort – Erashin on saxes and electric piano, Dave Harrington on guitar, organ, moog, melotron, electronics, and percussion – and Kenny Wollesen on drums, percussion, and vibes – the last of whom might be a good reference point here, as the set's got some of the more open qualities of work that Kenny has done for Tzadik, but with a warmer, more organic layering of elements that really makes the best of the multi-instrumental talents of all the artists involved. Titles include "The Long Goodbye", "Dusty Village", "Invite Your Eye", "And It Happens Everyday", "Wreck The Study", "Even As You Smile", and "What All The Books Say". LP, Vinyl record album
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