Subatomic Particle Homesick Blues, by Ben Goldberg

Subatomic Particle Homesick Blues

by Ben Goldberg

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1.	Evolution 03:55	info	buy track
2.	Ethan's Song 05:36	info	buy track
3.	Study of the Blues 02:52	info	buy track
4.	Doom 04:00	info	buy track
5.	The Because Of 04:38	info	buy track
6.	Possible 05:56	info	buy track
7.	Asterisk 04:50	info	buy track
8.	Satisfied Mind 07:34	info	buy track
9.	Who Died and Where I Moved To 05:52	info	buy track
10.	Lopse 02:01	info	buy track
11.	How To Do Things With Tears 04:17	info	buy track

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In 2008 I spent a few days with an amazing group of musicians:

Joshua Redman, tenor saxophone
Ron Miles, trumpet
Devin Hoff, bass
Ches Smith, drums
Scott Amendola, drums

Joshua Redman and I had gotten to know each other when SF Jazz presented a double bill of my trio Plays Monk and Josh’s trio featuring Joe Lovano. Later I invited Josh to sit in with my quintet, and he suggested that we make a record together. Ron Miles and I are both from Denver and I had always been crazy about his playing so I invited him (this was before we recorded Go Home). Of course anything can happen when the rhythm section is Good For Cows.

We rehearsed for a day and then recorded at the legendary (and lamented) Bay Records in Berkeley, California. The session had a loose, swinging feel, and we tried a wide range of tunes, from the avant-swing of “Evolution” to the exuberant funereal march of “Possible,” and I even made an arrangement of Bob Dylan’s version of “Satisfied Mind."

Like many fine products, this one then took some time to itself in order to age properly before making its way into the world. But here it is at last, ready for your dedicated listening.

credits

released February 19, 2013

Ben Goldberg - Bb clarinet, contra-alto clarinet
Joshua Redman - tenor saxophone
Ron Miles - trumpet
Devin Hoff - bass
Ches Smith - drums
Scott Amendola - drums (on The Because Of, and Possible)

All compositions by Ben Goldberg, published by NJAMIN Music (ASCAP), except
Ethan’s Song by Ethan Goldberg and Ben Goldberg;
Satisfied Mind by J. H. "Red" Hayes/Jack Rhodes, published by Fort Knox Music (BMI)

Produced by Jeff Cressman
Recorded February 9 and 10, 2008 at Bay Records, Berkeley, California
Engineered by Jeff Cressman
Mixed by Mark Orton at Camp Watertown Studio in Portland, Oregon
Mastered by Jon Cohrs at Spleenless Mastering, Brooklyn, New York
Original Artwork by Molly Barker
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Graphic Design: Anna Singer
BAG Production logo: Molly Barker
Joshua Redman appears courtesy of Nonesuch Records

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Ben Goldberg / BAG Production Records Berkeley, California

Ben Goldberg plays the clarinet and writes songs.

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