MP3 Shakers n´ Bakers - Shakers n´ Bakers
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(ID 1327028)
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Traditional Shaker "Vision" songs performed in avant-jazz style.
12 MP3 Songs
JAZZ: Weird Jazz
Details:
This is the debut recording of the Shakers nâ Bakers, a group which performs Shaker âVisionâ songs, received in states of trance by young women of the Shaker religious community during the years 1830-50. These songs were researched in Shaker archives and many are sung in languages of inspiration (including moon language). This music is interpreted through the lens of creative music by leading improvisors on the New York scene, and travels stylistically from free jazz to rock anthems, but always with love and respect for the sacred origins of the songs. This genre-defying recording poses the provacative question, âWas Albert Ayler a Shaker?â. Free jazz or Christian rock? You decide.
Mary LaRose-vocals
Miles Griffith-vocals
Jeff Lederer-saxophone,clarinet
Jamie Saft-electric harpsichord
Chris Lightcap-bass
Allison Miller-drums
produced by Jeff Lederer and Jamie Saft
12 MP3 Songs
JAZZ: Weird Jazz
Details:
This is the debut recording of the Shakers nâ Bakers, a group which performs Shaker âVisionâ songs, received in states of trance by young women of the Shaker religious community during the years 1830-50. These songs were researched in Shaker archives and many are sung in languages of inspiration (including moon language). This music is interpreted through the lens of creative music by leading improvisors on the New York scene, and travels stylistically from free jazz to rock anthems, but always with love and respect for the sacred origins of the songs. This genre-defying recording poses the provacative question, âWas Albert Ayler a Shaker?â. Free jazz or Christian rock? You decide.
Mary LaRose-vocals
Miles Griffith-vocals
Jeff Lederer-saxophone,clarinet
Jamie Saft-electric harpsichord
Chris Lightcap-bass
Allison Miller-drums
produced by Jeff Lederer and Jamie Saft
in partnership with CDbaby
