cherry custard
10.28.24
Many of the guests in cherry custard come into mixing via non-traditional routes (filmmaking, curation, writing, performance, poetry, and so on), so it only felt right to cast a spotlight over those who have inspired host christeeeene’s experimental artistic practice so far. Not only those that use mixes within their visual practice, but those who use words to inform their mixing. The reader, the writer, the artist, the activist, the poet and performer; they’re all here and they’re all cherries.
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Pat Thomas studied classical piano from aged 8 and started playing Jazz from the age of 16. He has since gone on to develop an utterly unique style – embracing improvisation, jazz and new music. He has played with Derek Bailey in Company Week (1990/91) and in the trio AND (with Noble) – with Tony Oxley’s Quartet and Celebration Orchestra and in Duo with Lol Coxhill.
Tracklist:
Augustus Pablo and King Tubby – King Tubby Meets Rockers Uptown
CECIL TAYLOR – The Old Canal (from In East-Berlin)
Bernie Worrell – Sir Nose D’Void of Funk
John Stevens and Evan Parker – Reflections [For Geoff Rigden]
Bijane Chemirani, Said Nissia, Henri Tournier, Loy Ehrlich, Tarek Bechiri, Abdelilah, El Hassak, Sil Elkhatim Hamad, Karim Nacer, Abdesslam Mejjaoui & Aichi Houria – La Ellaha Illalah (Il n’y a de Dieu que Dieu)
J.Dilla vs TLC – Creep Like Busta
Karlheinz Stockhausen – First “W” Radio
Lee Perry & The Upsetters – Althea & Donna
Derek Bailey – Three Pieces for Guitar
Sun Ra And His Intergalactic Research Arkestra – It’s After The End Of The World
John Zorn – Automata Of Al-Jazari (1974)
Duke Ellington – Meditation, Pt. 2
Mohammed Antar محمد عنتر – Saba Ney Taqsim -تقاسيم ناي في مقام الصبا
Tony Oxley – Trio
Muhal Richard Abrams, Roscoe Mitchell – Non-Cognitive II
John Tilbury & Tania Caroline Chen – I. Vorgefühle. Sehr rasch
Bernard Parmegiani – Générique
Wadada Leo Smith and Orange Wave Electronic – Muhammad Ali’s Spiritual Horizon
Oscar Peterson – It’s de Lovely
Photo credit: Untitled (Sto and and O) by Louis Reith, 2017, Collage of found book pages
