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Mori, Ikue

Hex Kitchen

(Tzadik

- USA)

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Personnel:

Ikue Mori-drum machines, sampler; David Watson-bagpipes, guitar; Hideki Kato-bass; Catherine Jauniaux-vocal; Zeena Parkins-electric harp, keyboard, accordion; John Zorn-clarinet; Hahn Rowe-guitar; Jim Staley-trombone

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UPC: 702397720126

Label: Tzadik
Catalog ID: TZA-CD-7201
Squidco Product Code: 1023

Format: CD
Condition: New
Released: 1995
Country: USA
Packaging: Jewel Tray

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Premier electronic percussionist Ikue Mori creates a remarkable suite for a great downtown ensemble.

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