Frith, Fred / Fox, Hardy: Day Hanging Dead Between Heaven & Earth

Frith, Fred / Fox, Hardy: Day Hanging Dead Between Heaven & Earth

Frith, Fred / Fox, Hardy: Day Hanging Dead Between Heaven & Earth

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Description

Title: Day Hanging Dead Between Heaven & Earth
Artist: Frith, Fred / Fox, Hardy
Label: Klanggalerie
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 4013438101467
Genre: Jazz

Fred Frith and Hardy Fox met very early in both their careers. Frith released his first solo albums on The Residents' Ralph Records. Many years later, their paths crossed again and they decided to record an album together. A few tunes were created, but the project was shelved for ages until the tracks were rediscovered in 2017 and immediately finished by Frith and former Residents composer Fox. "It began in Big Sur. Fred Frith and I, sitting naked on two small wooden blocks, legs crossed, hands resting on our knees. A small clearing on a rise above the Pacific Ocean, waves pounding a steady beat against the rocks far below. I had arrived at the Zen retreat the previous afternoon and Fred was one of the first people I ran into. I'd met him in more formal situations at Ralph Records, but we had not previously hung out socially. Fred was not big on talking, so we sat in quiet contemplation. But soon I became aware of a humming sound and realized Fred was singing quietly to himself accompanied by the rhythm of the waves. I whispered, "What are you singing?" He apologized and whispered back that he was making up melodies. My Walkman was a constant companion and asked if it were okay to record him. He said I could. We grew close over the next couple of days, and when I returned to San Francisco I transferred the waves, the birds, and the singing to a multi-track tape machine and made a collage. Next time Fred came through town I played it for him and we speculated on developing the recordings for some kind of Residents/Frith project. I thought it quite good, but not enough material for an album. No additional work took place, and the project was largely forgotten until, years later, I began cataloging my collection for the new company I'd started, Hacienda Bridge. There it was. Walter Robotka at Klanggalerie contacted Fred who was curious to hear it again after all this time. Fred was enthusiastic, and couldn't wait to resume work on the long-lost recordings."

Tracks:
1.1 Prelude
1.2 Who Will Release Me'
1.3 Entr'acte 1
1.4 Could Have Been
1.5 It's All in Place
1.6 Entr'acte 2
1.7 How Is a Face to Replace
1.8 We Who Wait
1.9 A Little Older
1.10 Over Then (And Now)
1.11 Should See Me Out
1.12 Every Minute Counts
1.13 Song of the Crow
1.14 Almost Yes Unless
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