Squidco: Gjerstad, Frode & Bailey, Derek: Nearly a D

Gjerstad, Frode & Bailey, Derek

Nearly a D

(Emanem

- Great Britain)

Gjerstad, Frode & Bailey, Derek: Nearly a D (Emanem)

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Personnel:

Frode Gjerstad clarinets, alto saxophone

DEREK BAILEY acoustic & electric guitars

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Label: Emanem
Catalog ID: 4087
Squidco Product Code: 1536

Format: CD
Condition: New
Released: 2003
Country: Great Britain
Packaging: Jewel Tray

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"Ten years after their meeting on Hello Goodbye (Emanem 4065), Frode Gjerstad visited Derek Bailey's house and recorded some very different duets -- clarinet with acoustic guitar, and alto saxophone with electric guitar. 52 minutes -- previously unissued."-Emanem

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Frode Gjerstad clarinets, alto saxophone

DEREK BAILEY acoustic & electric guitars

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