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1. | Eugene/1
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2. | Eugene/2
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3. | Eugene/3
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4. | Eugene/4
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5. | Eugene/5
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6. | Eugene/6
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7. | Fyodorovich
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8. | Blinky Blanky Blokoe
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9. | Spin
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10. | Basquiat
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11. | The Red-Tailed Angels / Integrity
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12. | The Red-Tailed Angels / Silver Wings
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13. | The Red-Tailed Angels / Despite a Barrage
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14. | The Red-Tailed Angels / Explanation
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15. | The Red-Tailed Angels / 450 Tuskegee Airmen
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16. | The Red-Tailed Angels / You Can Fly
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17. | The Red-Tailed Angels / Finally in 1941
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18. | The Red-Tailed Angels / Fortunately
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19. | The Red-Tailed Angels / Credits
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20. | Show Him Some Lub
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Jazz / Post-Bop; Avant-Garde Jazz
The Bang on a Can All-Stars is a sextet of musicians drawn from a larger orchestra that specializes in debuting new music, much of which would be considered modern classical music. On A Ballad for Many, the group performs some of the works of jazz clarinetist Don Byron. Their set consists of six sketches from "Eugene" (a live accompaniment to a silent episode of Ernie Kovacs' Show), nine brief selections from his soundtrack to a documentary on the Tuskegee Airmen, and five other pieces. Byron makes appearances on three of the numbers, but otherwise the focus is on Bang on a Can's interpretations of his originals. The music is episodic, a bit incomplete without the picture (since most of the music is actually soundtracks) and colorful if not quite essential. ---Scott Yanow, allmusic |
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