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Gustafsson, Mats

Catapult (baritone sax solo)

(Doubtmusic

- Japan)

Gustafsson, Mats: Catapult (baritone sax solo) (Doubtmusic)

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Mats Gustafsson-baritone sax

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Label: Doubtmusic
Catalog ID: dms-103
Squidco Product Code: 5668

Format: CD
Condition: New
Released: 2005
Country: Japan
Packaging: Digipack
Recorded and mixed by Ryoji Yanagida (GOK Sound) on January 24, 2005 at GOK Sound, Kichijoji

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9 solo baritone sax pieces, including compositions by Albert Ayler (Torparvisa), Otomo Yoshihide (Flutter) and Alva Melin (The Light).

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"Born 1964 in Umeå, Northern Sweden.Saxplayer, improviser and composer. Solo artist and international tours and projects with a.o. Sonic Youth, Merzbow, Jim O´Rourke, Barry Guy, Otomo Yoshihide, Yoshimi, Ken Vandermark and in working groups The Thing, FIRE!, Gush, Boots Brown, Swedish Azz and Fake (the facts). Large ensemble work with Barry Guy New Orchestra,FIRE! Orchestra and the NU - ensemble.over 1800 concerts and over 200 record productions in Europe, Australia, Africa, North & South America and Asia.Collaborations with contemporary dance, theater, art, poetry as well as projects with noise, electronica, contemporary rock and free jazz.Discaholic - running the discaholic corner website.Producer of international festivals and concert tours as well as work with own record labels Slottet, OlofBright Editions and Blue Tower Records."-Mats Gustafsson Website (http://matsgus.com/archives/category/bio)
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Mats Gustafsson-baritone sax

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