DISCOGRAPHY OF JOHN ZORN

This is the 13th version of the discography of John Zorn. It includes many corrections and a few additions.

Following items are:

Again, I would really appreciate any comments, corrections and extra information which could improve the quality of this discography. Specially, if people could send me information and/or corrections on:

for example, I am still looking for information on the following records:

Patrice Roussel (ergodic@sprintmail.com)
                   
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			|   DISCOGRAPHY OF JOHN ZORN  |
			|         March 2000          |
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			| by Patrice Roussel          |
			| (ergodic@sprintmail.com)    |
			| 2034 NE 37th Ave.           |
			| Portland, OR 97212 (USA)    |           
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With special thanks to:

Patrick Schuster
Malcolm Humes                   malcolm@wrs.com
Jeff Spirer                     jeffs@hyperreal.org
Ed Price                        edp@panix.com
Tom Gatzen			aargh881@yahoo.com
Bruce Gallanter
Don Campanella                  dcampane@willamette.edu
Matt Wright                     matt@volga.berkeley.edu
SUGAR in their vitamins?        dkletter@adobe.com
Jan Johannsen                   johannsen@informatik.uni-erlangen.de 
Eric                            zamboni@ap.cl.msu.edu
Douglas D. Wolk                 dbcloud@panix.com
Marc Dionne                     dionne@pop.cis.yale.edu
Eamonn                          eamonn@dts.ine.philips.nl
William Tsun-Yuk Hsu            hsu@walnut.sfsu.edu
Phil Petrocelli                 philpet@microsoft.com
Michael Rizzi                   rizzi@grin.net
howard yang                     yang_h@medstudents.wustl.edu
Barthel Steckemetz              bast@ph-cip.Uni-Koeln.DE
John Madsen                     JMADSEN@delphi.com
Ely Troy D                      ely_troy_d@space.honeywell.com
Olivier Meirhaeghe              olivier@everest.ee.umn.edu
David J. Keffer			keffer@planetc.com
Stephane Vuilleumier            svuilleu@micro.biol.ethz.ch
Cullen Nawalkowsky              cnawalkowsky@hamp.hampshire.edu
Paul Debraski                   debraski@earthlink.net
Anne Ramade
Michael Groden                  mikeg@uwovax.uwo.ca
Denny Swofford
Robert Angelo Pleshar           rp16+@andrew.cmu.edu
Jonathan Levine                 jonathan@vinnie.cuc.ab.ca
Oskari Mertalo                  omertalo@Niksula.hut.fi
Adam Robert MacGregor           ARMST6@vms.cis.pitt.edu
Andrei Bakhmin                  chronicle@glas.apc.org
Terence E. Martin               tmartin@virus1.virus.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Dale A. Smoak                   dales@cs.umb.edu
Brian Lunger
Michael Merryman		MMERRY2@UMBC2.UMBC.EDU
Keith Whitman                   whitmanc@aol.com
Philippe Renaud
Tomohisa Himeno                 himeno@east3.zuken.co.jp
M. Masui
Wayne Horvitz
John Shiurba                    Shiurba@aol.com
Gino Robair
Clay Glad			glad@kzsu.Stanford.EDU
Seth Katz                       seth@polyp.barn.com
John Chacona                    sirius@erie.net
David Newgarden
Markus De Shon			ph297md@prism.gatech.edu
Larry Spence                    lfs@netcom.com
John (J.G.) Thomas              jgthomas@bnr.ca
Lee Garth			LeeGar@aol.com
Bernt Olav Rostad               bor@axuoep1.uio.no
Doug Tygar                      tygar+@cs.cmu.edu
Martin Vognsen        		zoopsi@inet.uni-c.dk
Jonas Vognsen        		i33484@inet.uni-c.dk
Stephanie Oxley                 kfw@knittingfactory.com
Jacob Manuel Rodriguez          sibbage@sfsu.edu
D Alexander Bailey              xander@netcom.com
David Demery			demery@natlab.research.philips.com
Herb Levy                       herb@eskimo.com
Jonathan FELDMAN                jonathan@marge.cs.mcgill.ca
Chandrasekhar Ramakrishnan	ciyer@soda.CSUA.Berkeley.EDU
YOSHIOKA Toshiya                ytoshiya@sag.bekkoame.or.jp
Joe Germuska			j-germuska@nwu.edu
Ulrich Bomnueter                bomnueter@mail.ifw.uni-hannover.de
Paul Audino			wesley@interaccess.com
Stefan Negele			Stefan.Negele@mch.sni.de
Egg 1000			Egg1000@aol.com
Mitchell Bratton                epiphany@eznet.net
Kazunori Sugiyama
Frank Tafuri			74404.2672@CompuServe.COM
Thomas Mueller                  asgruen@hrz.uni-kassel.de
Patryck Watson                  coffee@tristero.com
Lang Thompson                   wlt4@mindspring.com
Jon Abbey			JonAbbey@aol.com
Rob Price			edp@panix.com
Peter Valerio                   valerio@physics.arizona.edu
Geoff Gray                      gdgray@VNET.IBM.COM
Frederick ???			frederick.baas@matramhs.fr
Chris Sipe			SIPE@SCSLAB.UNT.EDU
R. Lynn Rardin			RARDIN@BINAH.CC.BRANDEIS.EDU
David Mandl			dmandl@panix.com
Barry Gilbert                   BarryGilb@aol.com
Robert Gray			rgray@odyssee.net
Ian Perlman			pericles@geko.net.au
Brian Morgan
Danilo Campanella
Bruce Carnevale                 Itta.Sauer@post.rwth-aachen.de
Andrew Boyko			aboyko@netcom.com
Brian Carlson			bcarlson@midway.uchicago.edu
James Douglas Knox		jknox@minyos.its.rmit.EDU.AU
Phil Broph
Jan-Wen Lu                      janwenlu@ficnet.net
Charles Gillett                 gill0042@gold.tc.umn.edu
Brian Beuchaw                   beuchaw@interaccess.com
Henryk Palczewski
Mark Corroto                    peapye@earthlink.net
Chris Eccles			eccles@cisco.com
Jonathan Kaye                   jk@onyx.interactive.net
Steve Knutson			Knutboy@aol.com
Andy Chang                      mothra@prairienet.org
Doug Holtby                     choltby@cln.etc.bc.ca
Scott Russell                   srussell@cims.co.uk
Friedrich Feger			ffeger@gwdg.de
Eckhart Derschmidt		jetrowien@telecom.at
Marcin Witkowski                Marcin.Witkowski@wor.tvp.com.pl
Frankco Lamerikx                flamerik@best.ms.philips.com
Michael Kubeck			mak2@netlaputa.or.jp
Bjoern Eichstaedt		bjoern.eichstaedt@student.uni-tuebingen.de
Matt Walsh			MattMonkW@aol.com
Henry Hills
Dwight Haden                    dhaden@worldnet.att.net
Chris Genzel			stamil@t-online.de
Toru Todate                     trtdt@cb3.so-net.or.jp
Jean-Francois Masse		jfmasse@msn.com
Joshua Herrin                   pain13@stic.net
Caleb T. Deupree		cdeupree@erinet.com
Mark Mauer                      tricky88@earthlink.net
Thierry A. Wasserman            thierry@pantheon.yale.edu
Yves Dewulf                     yves@inwpent1.rug.ac.be
Jay Tracy                       THINKING_GULCH@compuserve.com
Evan Jones			baka@flash.net
Michel Ramond                   ramond.michel@wanadoo.fr
Doug Martin                     dtmx@mindspring.com
Katsuhiro Hayasaka              c9609238@mn.waseda.ac.jp
Artur Nowak                     arno@emd.pl
A. Bueno                        jabu@sminter.com.ar
Tom Pratt                       tpratt@ctech.smtc.net
Brian Olewnick			brian_olewnick@smtplink.mssm.edu
Paul Marconi                    Sulacco@aol.com
Stefan Verstraeten              stefan.verstraeten@advalvas.be
Joseph Zitt			jzitt@humansystems.com
Dave Brunelle                   Slntwtchr@aol.com
Steve Bunyan                    sbunyan@mcimusic.co.uk
Jody McAllister                 IOUaLive1@aol.com
Pat Rice                        gda@datacomm.ch
Anne & Dan Dellosso             adosso@desupernet.net
Dale Steven Funtash             TagYrIt@aol.com
Yupo Tozkay			a1932033@amandy.redealuno.usp.br
Brent Burton			bburton@CapAccess.org
Nuno Martins                    cmldesp@esoterica.pt
Ben Wallace                     carcass@uclink4.berkeley.edu
Johann Haidenbauer              j.haidenbauer@fz-juelich.de
Siegfried Otto                  otto.siegfried@t-online.de
Nate Dorward                    ndorward@sprint.ca
Alexander Alexeyev              elektra@soc.pu.ru
Cem Zafir                       dewed@hotmail.com
Glenn Grau                      gwiggles@pacbell.net
Oren Ambarchi                   jerkerproductions@yahoo.com
Daniel L Brown                  DLB7@prodigy.net
Paul Baranowski                 pavbaranov@post.pl
Rob Allaert                     rob.allaert@charity.nu
Christoph Meyn                  ChMeyn@aol.com
Paolo Gianolio                  pgianolio@yahoo.it
Myke Cuthbert			cuthbert@hcs.harvard.edu
David Slusser			slusser@pixar.com
Matt Wellins			Orangejazz@aol.com
for sending me extra material and/or giving prompt answers to my questions,

and John Zorn for pin-pointing for me, several years ago, unexpected records I would have never guessed he played on.

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Records and tapes have been listed by chronological order for edition (and not recording). The following records and tapes are listed:

the following ones are not listed (I think this deserves a special section):

you won't find anything on extra material like (maybe in the near future ?):

Some abbreviations:

Album           Full album release, in one or more of the formats below:
  LP            12" vinyl long-player (33 1/3 RPM)
  CD            Compact (digital) disc
  CT            Cassette tape
  DAT           DAT, digital audio tape
  DCC           Digital compact cassette tape
  MD            MiniDisc, CD-like optical disc

Single          Single release, usually from an album, in one or more of
		the formats below:
  7"            7" 45 RPM vinyl
  10"           10" 45 RPM vinyl
  12"           12" 45 RPM vinyl
  EP            Extended play single or mini-album, usually 33 1/3 RPM
  CD-3          CD-3, 3" (7 cm) CD single
  CD-5          5" (12 cm) CD single
  CS            Cassette single
  Flexi         Flexi-disc, usually included with a magazine

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001 - LOWE & BEHOLD: The Frank Lowe Orchestra

    1/ Heart In Hand Or (How Vain I Am)         (Lowe)                  13:58
    2/ A Hipster's Dream                        (Lowe)                   4:24
    3/ Lowe-commotion                           (Lowe)                   7:58
    4/ Heavy Drama                              (Lowe)                  12:49
  
    Recorded in New York City in October 1977
    
  Frank Lowe: tenor; Joseph Bowie: trombone; Lawrence "Butch" Morris: cornet; 
  Arthur Williams: trumpet; Billy Bang: violin; Polly Bradfield: violin; 
  Eugene Chadbourne: guitar; John Linberg: bass; Philip Wilson: drums, percus-
  sion; John Zorn: alto; Peter Kuhn: clarinet and bass clarinet. 
  
    1978 - Musicworks, Musicworks 3002 (LP)

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002 - SCHOOL: Eugene Chadbourne and John Zorn

    1/ Solitude                                 (Duke Ellington)         7:50

    Recorded at Harmony Foods, Tuscaloosa (Alabama) on January 18, 1978

  Eugene Chadbourne: 12-string.

    2/ Duet                                     (Chadbourne, Zorn)       2:45
    
    Recorded at WKCR, New York on March 20, 1978

  Eugene Chadbourne: dobro, 12-string, prepared guitar; John Zorn: alto, 
  soprano, Bb clarinet.

    3/ The Return Of Romance                    (Chadbourne)             6:20
    4/ The Shreeve                              (Chadbourne)             1:40

    Recorded in San Francisco on December 9, 1977

  Eugene Chadbourne: acoustic and electric 6-strings; Henry Kaiser: electric
  guitar; Bruce Ackley: soprano, Bb clarinet; John Zorn: ???

    5/ The Fling                                (Chadbourne)             2:39

    Recorded at Trans Studios, Tuscaloosa (Alabama) on January 21, 1978

  Eugene Chadbourne: 6-string; Davey Williams: banjo; LaDonna Smith: violin,
  viola.

    6/ Missing Persons                          (Chadbourne)             7:45

    Recorded at Dolphy Woodwind Repairs, San Francisco on December 23, 1977

  Eugene Chadbourne: 12-string, prepared guitar; Bruce Ackley: soprano.

    7/ Welcome West                             (Chadbourne)            15:05

    Recorded at WKCR, New York on March 20, 1978

  Eugene Chadbourne: dobro, 12-string and prepared guitar; Polly Bradfield:
  violin, viola and electric violin; John Zorn: alto, soprano, Bb clarinet.

    8/  Lacrosse-take 3                         (Zorn)                  23:05
    9/  Lacrosse-take 4                         (Zorn)                  19:02
    10/ Lacrosse-take 6                         (Zorn)                   6:10

    Recorded at WKCR, New York on June 10, 1978

  Mark Abbott: electronics; Polly Bradfield: violin, viola and electronic 
  violin; Eugene Chadbourne: acoustic and electric 6-strings, 12-string, 
  dobro, tiple; LaDonna Smith: violin and viola; Davey Williams: banjo and
  hollow-body electric guitar; John Zorn: alto, soprano, Bb clarinet.
  
    1978 - Parachute Records (USA), P004/6 (2xLP)
    1997 - Tzadik (USA), TZ 7316 (7xCD)
    2000 - Tzadik (USA), TZ 7316-1 (2xCD)

  See THE PARACHUTE YEARS 1977-1980 (1997) for unreleased takes from the
  Lacrosse session.
  See LACROSSE (2000) for unreleased takes from the Lacrosse session.


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003 - ENVIRONMENT FOR SEXTET: Andrea Centazzo

    1/ First Environment For Sextet             (Centazzo)              11:30
    2/ Solo Improvisations (part one)           (Centazzo)               6:00
    3/ Second Environment For Sextet            (Centazzo)              17:15
    4/ Solo Improvisations (part two)           (Centazzo)               8:03

    Recorded at WKCR radio station, New York City on November 7, 1978
    
  John Zorn: reeds; Andrea Centazzo: percussion; Eugene Chadbourne: guitars; 
  Tom Cora: cello; Toshinori Kondo: trumpet; Polly Bradfield: violin.
  
    1979 - Ictus (Italy), Ictus 0017 (LP)
    1996 - New Tone (Italy), rdc 5026 2 (CD)

  Note: the CD reissue also contains "Improvviso III (duet)" as a fifth track,
  taken from USA CONCERTS (1979).

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004 - USA CONCERTS: Andrea Centazzo

    1/ Sextet Improvisation
    2/ Duet Improvisation #1
    3/ Duet Improvisation #2
    4/ Duet Improvisation #3
    5/ Trio Improvisation
    6/ Duet Improvisation #4
    7/ Duet Improvisation #5
    8/ Duet Improvisation #6

    (1-3) recorded live at WKCR radio station, New York City on November 7, 
    1978
    (4) recorded live in concert at Century City Playhouse, Los Angeles on
    December 3, 1978
    (5,8) recorded live in concert at Mc Clung Gallery, Jackson Mississipi on
    November 19, 1978
    (6) recorded at WKCR radio station, New York City on November 28, 1978
    (7) recorded live in concert at Ferg Forum, University of Alabama, 
    Tuscaloosa on November 17, 1978
 
  Toshinori Kondo (1,6): trumpet; Eugene Chadbourne (1,2): acoustic and elec-
  tric guitars;  John Zorn (1,3): reeds; Polly Bradfield (1): violin; Tom Cora
  (1): cello; Andrea Centazzo: percussion; Alex Cline (4): percussion; LaDonna
  Smith (5,8): violin, viola, voice; Davey Williams (5,7): electric guitar, 
  banjo.

    1979 - Ictus (Italy), Ictus 0018 (LP)
    1999 - Robi Droli (Italy), RDC 5044 (CD)

  Note: the CD reissue lacks the third track of the LP pressing.

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*** - TRIO: John Zorn, Polly Bradfield, Eugene Chadbourne

  No information on this record.

    1979 - Ictus (Italy), Ictus 0017 (LP)

  Note: this record was never released.

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*** - SOLO IMPROVISATIONS: John Zorn

  John Zorn: alto, soprano, Bb clarinet.

    ???? - Metalanguage (USA), ML 115 (LP)

  Note: this record was never released.

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005 - 2000 STATUES AND THE ENGLISH CHANNEL: Eugene Chadbourne

    Recorded in 1979
  
  Lesli Dalaba: trumpet; Toshinori Kondo: trumpet, alto-horn; Mark Kramer: 
  trombone, organ; Charles Verstraeten: trombone, bass trombone, euphonium;
  John Zorn: clarinet, alto, soprano; Bob Ostertag: synthesizer; Steve
  Beresford: toys; Eugene Chadbourne: guitar, dobro; Fred Frith: guitar; Davey
  Williams: guitar, banjo, mandoline; Polly Bradfield: violin; Jim Katzin:
  violin; LaDonna Smith: violin, viola, organ; Tom Cora: cello; Wayne Horvitz:
  bass, piano, harmonium; Andrea Centazzo: drums, percussion; Evan Gallagher: 
  percussion, piano, marimba, vibes, tympani.

    1979 - Parachute Records (USA), P007 (LP)

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006 - POOL: John Zorn

    1/ Pool                                     (Zorn)                  51:12
    
    Recorded at Sorcerer Sound Studio, New York City on March 1, 1980
    
  Polly Bradfield: violin; Mark E. Miller: percussion, contact microphones,
  vibraphone; Charles K. Noyes: percussion, saw, khene; Bob Ostertag: elec-
  tronics (Serge); John Zorn: alto, soprano, Bb clarinets, game calls; Lesli
  Dalaba: prompter.

    2/ Hockey (first version)                   (Zorn)                  11:16
    
    Recorded at Dick Charles Studio (by Les Paul, Jr.) on March 4, 1980

  Eugene Chadbourne: electric guitar, personal effects; Wayne Horvitz: ampli-
  fied piano; Bob Ostertag: electronics (Serge).

    3/ Hockey (second version, take 2)          (Zorn)                   3:42
    4/ Hockey (second version, take 5)          (Zorn)                   2:43
    5/ Hockey (second version, take 8)          (Zorn)                   0:50
    6/ Hockey (second version, take 10)         (Zorn)                   0:59

    Recorded at Sorcerer Sound Studio, New York City on March 1, 1980

  Polly Bradfield: violin; Mark E. Miller: percussion; John Zorn: goose, duck 
  and crow calls, clarinet mouthpiece.

    1980 - Parachute Records (USA), P011/12 (2xLP)
    1997 - Tzadik (USA), TZ 7316 (7xCD)

  See THE PARACHUTE YEARS 1977-1980 (1997) for unreleased takes from the
  Hockey session.

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007 - THERE'LL BE NO TEARS TONIGHT: Eugene Chadbourne 

    1/ Honey Don't                              (Carl Perkins)           2:44
    2/ Dang Me                                  (Roger Miller)           3:31
    3/ The Last Word In Lonesome Is Me          (Roger Miller)           5:42
    12/ Swingin' Doors                          (Merle Haggard)          7:12

    Recorded at Dick Charles Studios, New York City in March 1980

  Eugene Chadbourne: guitars, dobro, vocals; John Zorn: alto, soprano, bari-
  tone, clarinet, bird calls; Tom Cora (1,3,12): cello; David Licht (1,3,12): 
  percussion, drums.

    1980 - Parachute Records (USA), P013 (LP)
    1987 - Fundamental (USA), 6 (LP)
    1994 (?) - Fundamental Records (?), SAVE 6 CD (CD)

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008 - SIMPLE FACTS: Wayne Horvitz

    1/ Simple Facts                             (Horvitz)
    2/ Heaven                                   (Ellington)
    3/ Art Thieves                              (Horvitz)
    4/ What Can I Say                           (Horvitz)
    5/ Adagio                                   (Holcomb)
    6/ Globus Hystericus                        (Horvitz)
    7/ April 13                                 (Holcomb)
    8/ Suite
      8a/ Laura                                 (Raskin, Mercer)
      8b/ Overs                                 (Holcomb)
    9/ No Place Fast                            (Horvitz, Nettelbeck)

    Recorded in New York City in May 1980

  Dennis Charles (1,4,5,6): drums; Roy Campbell (1,4,5,6): trumpet; Wayne
  Horvitz: piano, electronics, harmonica, vocals; William Parker (1,4,5,6):
  bass; David Sewelson (1,3,4,5,6,9): alto, baritone, vocals; Joe Gallant (3,
  9): electric bass; Geordie Gillespie (3,9): drums; John Zorn (3,9): alto,
  game calls; Dana Vlcek (3,4): tenor.

    1981 - Theatre For Your Mother (USA), TFYM 004 (LP)

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009 - THE WORLD AND THE RAW PEOPLE: Charles K. Noyes

    1/ Charge The Enemy To The Last Breath
    2/ War Of Attrition
    3/ Augury
    4/ Sweat Bees
    5/ North Chatham, New Hampshire
    6/ 'The Mad Arab' Abdul Alhazred
    7/ The Tsuchigumi Five - Wheel Technique vs. The Seagull School
    8/ Strait Of Hormuz
    9/ Intensification Of The Contradictions
    10/ Probable Flow Of Events

    (1,4,6) recorded at Abagawaya Studios, Oakland on August 7, 1982
    (2,3) recorded at OAO Studios, Brooklyn on December 13, 1981
    (5,7,9) recorded at 1750 Arch St. Studios, Berkeley on September 23, 1981
    (8,10) recorded live at 554 Natoma, San Francisco on September 19, 1981
    Produced by Charles K. Noyes with Henry Kaiser and Elliott Sharp

  Charles K. Noyes: drums, percussion, saw; Lesli Dalaba (1,4): trumpet; John
  Zorn (3): saxes; Henry Kaiser (7,8,10): guitar.

    1982 - Zoar Records (USA), Zoar 12 (LP)

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010 - ARCHERY: John Zorn

    1/ no title                                 (Zorn)                  20:48
    2/ no title                                 (Zorn)                  20:21
    3/ no title                                 (Zorn)                  24:00
    4/ no title                                 (Zorn)                  23:42

    Recorded at the OAO Studio in Brooklyn, New York on September 12 and 13, 
    1981
    
  Robert Dick: flutes, game calls; George Lewis: trombone; John Zorn: alto, 
  soprano, clarinets, game calls; Anthony G. Coleman: organ, electric piano; 
  Wayne B. Horvitz: Farfisa organ, harmonica, tape, electronics; Mark Kramer: 
  cheap organ, tapes, synthesizer; Eugene Chadbourne: guitars; Bill Horvitz: 
  guitar; Bill Laswell: bass; Polly Bradfield: violin; Tom Cora: cello; David 
  Moss: drums, voice, percussion; Mark Smith: prompter.

    1982 - Parachute Records (USA), P017/18 (2xLP)
    1997 - Tzadik (USA), TZ 7316 (7xCD)

  See THE PARACHUTE YEARS 1977-1980 (1997) for unreleased takes from the
  Archery session.

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011 - FLAGSTONE REGGAE: Chevon & Flagstone

    1/ Flagstone Sound                          (Chevon)                 5:25
    2/ Africa Rise Again                        (Chevon)                 3:50
    3/ Jamaican Way                             (Chevon)                 3:40
    4/ Sunlight On The Wall (May 16, 1979)      (Chevon)                 5:30
    5/ Searching For You                        (Chevon)                 4:20
    6/ War On The Border 1-2-3 (1914-2000)      (Chevon)                 3:25
    7/ Conquistador In Search Of God            (Chevon)                 4:05
    8/ Changing Times                           (Chevon)                 3:43
    9/ Upside Down                              (Chevon)                 3:00
    10/ Love Who You Please                     (Chevon)                 3:45
    11/ Chevon's Rose Garden                    (Chevon)                 3:00

    Recorded at The Songshop Studios, New York City

  Chevon: lead singer, trombone, harmonica, other intruments; Flagstone: sin-
  ger, other instruments; John Zorn: alto; Curtis Bailey: tenor.

    1983 - Touchstone Records, CH1983A (LP)

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012 - THE GOLDEN PALOMINOS

    1/ Clean Plate                              (Fier, Lindsay)          6:31
    2/ Hot Seat                                 (Fier, Miller, Noyes)    5:19
    3/ Under The Cap                            (Fier, Lindsay)          5:35
    4/ Monday Night                             (Fier, Lindsay)          6:38
    5/ Cookout                                  (Fier)                   4:47
    6/ I.D.                                     (Fier, Lindsay)          6:48
    7/ Two Sided Fist                           (Fier, Lindsay, Frith)   7:44

    Recorded at Radio City Music Hall Studio and OAO Studio, New York in 1983

  Anton Fier: drums, percussion, DMX; Arto Lindsay (all but (5)): guitar, vo-
  cals; Fred Frith (1,6,7): guitar, violin; Bill Laswell: prepared fretless 
  bass, 4, 6 and 8 string basses, shortwave, Steinberger bass, slide bass, 
  piano strings, turntables; Jamaaladeen Tacuma (1,7): Steinberger bass; David 
  Moss (1,3,7): non rhythmic percussion, Bertoia Sound Sculptures; John Zorn 
  (all but (5)): alto, clarinets, game calls; M.E. Miller (2,4): vocals, turn-
  tables; Michael Beinhorn (2,5): DMX, bass drum, piano; Nicky Skopelitis (4,
  6): guitar; Thi-Linh Le (4): vocals; Roger Trilling (5): records.

    1983 - Celluloid/OAO (USA), CELL 5002 (LP)
    1983 - Celluloid/OAO (USA), CELC 5002 (CT)
    1983 - Celluloid/OAO (France), CEL 6662 (LP)
    1983 - OAO Record (UK), OAO 001 (LP)
    1987 (?) - Celluloid/OAO, CELCD 5002 (CD)
    1987 (?) - Celluloid/OAO, CELC 5002 (CT)
    1996 - Charly (Germany), CPCD 8198 (CD)
    1997 (?) - Celluloid (USA), CPCD 8198 (CD)
    1997 - Movie Play Gold (Portugal), MPG 74 049 (CD)

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013 - LOCUS SOLUS: John Zorn

    1/ Bass And The Treble                                               2:51
    2/ The Acquisition & Control Of Fire                                 1:30
    3/ Honey-Cab                                                         2:30
    4/ Switch                                                            2:06
    5/ Juan Talks It Out Of His System                                   2:07
    6/ The Wish                                                          2:00
    7/ A Case Arose                                                      1:53
    8/ The Elf                                                           1:37

    Recorded at Transistor 8 Studio, New York City in February 1983 by Michael
    Lytle

  Peter Blegvad: vocals; Christian Marclay: phonograph and recycled records;
  John Zorn: alto, soprano, clarinets, game calls.

    9/ Getting Curly                                                     1:45
    10/ Don't Switch                                                     1:44
    11/ Smooth Cheeks Of A Big Ego                                       1:45
    12/ Add Water                                                        2:05
    13/ Cold                                                             1:26
    14/ Friar T                                                          0:53
    15/ Too Me                                                           2:06
    16/ You Rang?                                                        1:06
    17/ Self-Satisfied                                                   1:11
    18/ Agora                                                            0:48
    19/ Dot Dot, Dot                                                     1:06
    20/ Moi Non Plus                                                     1:32
    21/ Liver                                                            1:35
    22/ "The Footman's Eyes Get Crossed"                                 0:59

    (9-15) recorded at OAO Studio, Brooklyn in April 1983 by Martin Bisi
    (16-22) recorded live at PLUGG in April 1983 by Stevie McAllister

  Arto Lindsay: guitar, vocals; Anton Fier: drums; John Zorn: alto, soprano,
  clarinets, game calls.

    23/ Heike Cipher Mystery                                             1:40
    24/ Jedi Mind Trick                                                  1:02
    25/ Mysterious Island                                                2:03
    James Bond Trilogy
      26/ You Only Live Twice, Mr. Bond                                  1:53
      27/ When Arrows Meet                                               1:35
      28/ Never Say Never Again                                          1:38
    29/ Sign Of The Four                                                 2:04
    30/ Locus Solus (parts 1 & 2)                                        2:06

    Recorded at OAO Studio, Brooklyn in May 1983 by Martin Bisi

  Wayne Horvitz: organ, electronics; Ikue Mori: drums; John Zorn: alto, sopra-
  no, clarinets, game calls.

    31/ Where Are My Victims ?                                           1:59
    32/ Disco Volante                                                    2:00
    33/ Kaiser In Borneo                                                 1:41
    34/ The Saint                                                        1:33
    35/ The Violent Death Of Dutch Schultz                               1:16
    36/ Thunderball                                                      1:38
    37/ White Zombie                                                     1:23
    38/ The Slaves Of Vesuvius                                           1:51

    Recorded at OAO Studio, Brooklyn in September 1983 by Martin Bisi
  
  Whiz Kid: turntable; M.E. Miller: drums, vocals, Linn drums, congas; John
  Zorn: alto, soprano, clarinets, game calls, whistling.

    1983 - Rift (USA), Rift 007 (2xLP)
    1991 - Eva/Wave (Japan), WWCX 2035 (CD)
    1995 - Tzadik (USA), TZ 7303 (CD)
    1995 - Evva (Japan), evva 33003 (CD)

  Note: (16,18,20,22) are extra tracks not available on the vinyl edition.  
  Note: the fourth trio was initially planned to be with Vic Albertine and
  Steve Beresford (instead of Whiz Kid and M.E. Miller).

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014 - YANKEES: Derek Bailey, George Lewis and John Zorn

    1/ City City City                                                    8:22
    2/ The Legend Of Enos Slaughter                                      9:17
    3/ Who's On First                                                    2:56
    4/ On Golden Pond                                                   18:00
    5/ The Warning Track                                                 5:28
  
    Recorded at OAO Studio, Brooklyn
  
  Derek Bailey: guitars; George Lewis: trombone; John Zorn: alto, soprano, 
  clarinets, game calls.

    1983 - Celluloid/OAO (USA), CELL 5006 (LP)
    1983 - Celluloid/OAO, CEL 6706 (LP)
    1992 - Celluloid/OAO, CELD 5006 (CD)
    1992 - Celluloid/OAO, CELC 5006 (CT)
    1993 - J!MCO Records (Japan), JICK-89289 (CD) 
    1998 - Charly (Germany), CDGR 221 (CD)
    
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015 - ATTITUDE: Lenny White

  John Zorn plays on one track (though his name is not mentionned):
   
    5/ My Turn To Love You                      (Laswell, Beinhorn)      5:50

  Bernard Fowler: lead vocals; Michael Beinhorn: synthesizers; Bill Laswell: 
  bass guitar; Lenny White: drums; (John Zorn: game calls).

    1983 - Elektra, 9 60232-1 (LP)

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016 - DESIRE DEVELOPS AN EDGE: Kip Hanrahan

    1/ Desire Develops An Edge                  (Hanrahan)               6:15
    2/ What Is This Dance, Anyway?              (JN-Baptiste, KH, Haines,
                                                Augustin)                3:41
    3/ Meaning A Visa                           (Haines, Hanrahan, Bruce)3:40
    4/ Nocturnal Heart                          (Edu Lobo, Cacaso)       4:54
    5/ Her Boyfriend Assesses His Value And Pleads His Case              4:33
    6/ Jack And The Golden Palominos            (Hanrahan)               3:49
    7/ Two (Still In Half-Light)                (Hanrahan)               5:36
    8/ Early Fall                               (Hanrahan)               2:09
    9/ Velasquez                                (Hanrahan)               5:04
    10/ (Don't Complicate) The Life (La Vie)    (T'PRF,KH,PH,THS,JCD)    6:44
    11/ The Edge You Always Loved In Me         (Hanrahan)               2:22
    12/ Sara Wade                                                        2:54
    13/ Far From Freetown                       (KH,SS,EP)               1:31
    14/ All Us Working Class Boys               (Hanrahan, Swallow)      3:58
    15/ Child Song                              (Bruce, Pete Brown)      2:35
    16/ Trust Me Yet?                           (Hanrahan, Swallow)      4:53
    17/ Nancy (The Silence Focuses On You ...)  (SS, KH, Lindsay)        4:28
    
    Recorded in New York City in July, August and September 1982 and June 1983
    Produced by Kip Hanrahan

  Puntilla Orlando Rios (1-3,5,7-16): quinto, congas, percussion, checkere,
  vocals; Milton Cardona (1,2,5,10,14,15): congas, checkere; Tico Harry
  Sylvain (1,10,14): trap drums; Jerry Gonzalez (1,2,4,7,8,10,11-14,16): con-
  gas, trumpet, percussion, clave; Jack Bruce (2-11,14-17): vocals, electric
  bass; Frisner Augustin (2,5,15): tambou, congas; Elysee Pyronneau (2,3,5,
  8-11,13,15): electric guitar, vocals; Jean Claude Jean (2,15): electric
  guitar; Ricky Ford (2,4,7,8,11,14,16): tenor; Molly Farley (2,10,13):
  vocals; Teo Macero (2): alto; Gene Golden (2,5): congas; Mario Rivera (2):
  baritone saxophone; John Stubblefield (2,6,7,14): tenor; Hannibal Peterson
  (2): trumpet; Ignacio Berroa (3-5,7,9,13,16): trap drums; Olufemi Claudette
  Mitchell (3,5,10,12,15): percussion, checkere, vocals; Steve Swallow (3,7,9,
  10,13,14,16,17): electric bass, piano; Jody Harris (3,6,9): electric guitar;
  Arto Lindsay (3-11,13-16): electric guitar, vocals; Alberto Bengolea (3-5,8,
  11,15): electric guitar; Sergio Brandao (4,8,11): electric bass; Anton Fier
  (4,6,8,9,11,13): trap drums; Daniel Frieberg (4): strings conductor; John
  Scofield (5,17): electric guitar; Kip Hanrahan (5,7,10,16): percussion,
  vocals; David Moss (6): percussion; Jamaaladeen Tacuma (6,7,10): electric
  bass; John Zorn (6): alto; Ti'Plume Ricardo Franck (10): vocals, electric
  guitar; Ned Rothenberg (14): tenor.

    1983 - American Clave (USA), AMCL 1009LP/1008EP (2xLP)
    1986 - American Clave/VeraBra, AMCL CD 1008/9 (CD)
    1994 - American Clave (USA), AMCL 1009/1008 (CD)

  Note: (6) is not available on the 1994 CD reissue (meaning no John Zorn on
  it).

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017 - THE CLASSIC GUIDE TO STRATEGY, VOLUME ONE: John Zorn

    1/ Senki (War Spirit)                       (Zorn)                  19:40
    2/ The Moon In The Cold Stream Like A Mirror 
						(Zorn)                  19:43

    Recorded at the OAO Studio in Brooklyn, New York on February 27, 1983

  John Zorn: alto, soprano, clarinets, game calls.

    1983 - Lumina Records (USA), L004 (LP)
    1996 - Tzadik (USA), TZ 7305 (CD)

  Note: according to an interview, John Zorn had plans to release a total of
  five volumes of THE CLASSIC GUIDE TO STRATEGY.
  Note: the CD reissue contains also most of THE CLASSIC GUIDE TO STRATEGY,
  VOLUME TWO.

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018 - FULL HOUSE: David Moss

    1/ Full House                               (Moss, Lindsay)          1:55
    2/ Impound This Touch                       (Moss, Frith)            3:04
    3/ Tunes                                    (Moss, Laswell)          2:37
    4/ State Of The Whirled                     (Moss, van Tieghem)      3:57
    5/ Heads Up                                 (Moss, Lindsay)          1:54
    6/ The Man With The Rain-Colored Legs       (Moss, Tacuma)           3:05
    7/ Hand Tech                                (Moss, Zorn)             2:41
    8/ Possible Fruit                           (Moss, Lindsay)          1:48
    9/ Fashion Like Edges                       (Moss, Marclay)          1:34
    10/ Liquids Of Choice                       (Moss, Minton)           1:06
    11/ Drum Men                                (Moss, Maher)            3:48
    12/ When I Was 18                           (Moss, Marclay)          2:09
    13/ Drastic Fishers                         (Moss, Frith)            3:21
    14/ Trade-Ways                              (Moss, Guralnick)        4:00
    15/ Shout & Twist                           (Moss, Lindsay)          0:42
    16/ 3-Way Switch                            (Moss, Laswell)          3:00
    17/ All The News                            (Moss, Minton)           3:00
    18/ Husk When Time                          (Moss, Zorn)             1:49
    19/ Amendment 5                             (Moss, Marclay)          1:12

    Recorded at Martin Bisi Studio, Brooklyn in October 1983 and January 1984

  David Moss: drums, percussion, voice, Bertoia Sound Sculptures, water, wood,
  metal, plastic, pods, and small electronics; Fred Frith (2,13): guitar; Tom
  Guralnick (14): bass, tenor and soprano saxophones; Bill Laswell (3,16):
  6-string bass; Arto Lindsay (1,5,8,15): vocals, guitar; Fred Maher (11):
  drums; Christian Marclay (9,12,19): manipulated records on 4 turntables;
  Phil Minton (10,17): voice; Jamaaladeen Tacuma (6): Steinberger bass; David
  van Tieghem (4): percussion; John Zorn (7,18): reeds, game calls, saxopho-
  nes.

    1984 - Moers Music (Germany), Moers Musics 2010 (LP)
    1992 - Moers Music (Germany), Moers 2088 (CD)

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019 - THAT'S THE WAY I FEEL NOW: A Tribute To Thelonious Monk

  This record features covers of Monk's songs by Bruce Fowler, Steve Khan, Dr. 
  John, Carla Bley, Barry Harris, Was (Not Was), Mark Bingham, Steve Lacy, 
  Sharon Freeman, Todd Rundgren, Randy Weston, John Zorn, Terry Adams, 
  Shockabilly, Joe Jackson, Bobby McFerrin, Chris Spedding, Steve Slagle, Gil 
  Evans, etc.

    14/ Shuffle Boil                            (Monk)                   2:58
  
    Recorded in 1984
  
  John Zorn: game calls, alto, clarinets; Arto Lindsay: guitar, vocal; Wayne 
  Horvitz: piano, organ, celeste, electronics; M.E. Miller: drums, timpani. 

    1984 - A&M Records (USA), SP-6600 (2xLP)
    1984 - A&M Records (UK), AMLM 66600 (2xLP)

  Note: there is a CD version, but without "Shuffle Boil" on it (...).

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020 - OTB: Jim Staley

    1/ Count To Ten And Start Again             (Staley)                 3:22
    2/ Memphis Mumbles                          (Staley)                 4:50
    3/ Unabashed                                (Staley)                 4:36
    4/ Awkward Aesthetic Blues                  (Staley)                 4:43
    5/ 'Embraceable You'                        (Staley)                 3:27
    6/ Craps (series of eight improvisations)   (Staley, Zorn)          21:26

    Recorded by David Weinstein
    Produced by Jim Staley and Roma Baran

  Jim Staley: trombone; John Zorn (6): alto, clarinets, game calls.

    1984 - Lumina Records (USA), L008 (LP)

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021 - HALLOWED GROUND: Violent Femmes
  
    1/ Country Death Songs                      (Gano)                   5:00
    2/ I Hear The Rain                          (Gano)                   1:32
    3/ Never Tell                               (Gano)                   7:08
    4/ Jesus Walking On The Water               (Gano)                   3:05
    5/ I Know It's True But I'm Sorry To Say    (Gano)                   5:08
    6/ Hallowed Ground                          (Gano)                   4:17
    7/ Sweet Misery Blues                       (Gano)                   2:50
    8/ Black Girls                              (Gano)                   5:42
    9/ It's Gonna Rain                          (Gano)                   4:10

    Recorded at Secret Sound Studio, New York City in January 1984
    Produced by Mark Van Hecke

  Gordon Gano: lead vocals, electric and acoustic guitar, fiddle; Brian
  Ritchie: mariachi bass, electric bass, slide bass, celeste, marimba, Jews
  harp, vocals; Victor de Lorenzo: tranceaphone, trap and electric drum sets,
  stompatron, percussion, vocals; Mark Van Hecke: piano, organ; Tony Trischka:
  banjo; Christina Houghton: autoharp; Cynthia Gano Lewis (4): vocals; The
  Horns of Dilemma: Peter Balestrieri (tenor, harmonica), Drake Scott (cornet-
  to, sackbut), John Zorn (alto, game calls), John Tanner (clarinet).

    1984 - Polydor/London Records, 820 093-1 (LP)
    1984 (?) - Slash, SLAP 1 (LP)
    ???? - Slash, 9 25094-2 (CD)
    ???? - Slash/London, 422-828 273-2 (CD)
    ???? - Slash/Metronome (Germany), 820 093-2 (CD)

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022 - THE GREAT DUO LIVE (THE BEAST FROM 20,000 FATHOMS): Eugene Chadbourne, 
  John Zorn

  This is a tape released by Eugene Chadbourne.

    1/ The Viaduct                              (Chadbourne)
    2/ Keoz                                     (Zorn)
    3/ Bop Kylix (Dexterity)                    (Zorn, Chadbourne)
    4/ Monk's Mood                              (Monk)
    5/ You Go To My Head
    6/ Forty One                                (Zorn)
    7/ Orpheus                                  (Zorn)
    8/ All Live Kovs

    Recorded in 1977 (?)

  Eugene Chadbourne: guitars; John Zorn: alto, soprano, clarinet; Toshinori
  Kondo (8): trumpet; Steve Beresford (8): ???.

    1984 - Parachute (USA), ??? (CT)

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023 - HARD CELL: various artists from Celluloid

  This record features Time Zone (1), Massacre (2), Lightnin' Rod and Jimi
  Hendrix (3), Deadline (4), Golden Palominos (5,7,8), Bill Laswell/Material
  (6).

  John Zorn plays on one track with Golden Palominos:

    7/ Two Sided Fist                           (Fier, Lindsay, Frith)   7:47

    1985 - Celluloid, Cell 6121 (LP)
    1985 - Celluloid, CELC 6121 (CT)
    ???? - Celluloid, 6121CD (CD)
    1992 (?) - Mau Mau Records (France?), MAUCD 622 (CD)

  See THE GOLDEN PALOMINOS (1983) for further references.

  Note: this record is also included in TRILOGY (1985), a three record set.

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024 - BAD ALCHEMY MAGAZINE + TAPE: various artists

  This magazine/tape features John Zorn "Cobra" (1), John Zorn/Tenko (2), 
  David Moss Dense Band (3,4), Lindsay Cooper (5), Dr. Nerve (6,7), Half 
  Japanese (8), The Lo Yo Yo (9,10), Christian Marclay "Tower Of Babel" (11),
  Lurex 4/Elliott Sharp (12).

  John Zorn plays on two tracks, one with John Zorn "Cobra":

    1/ Exercise Nr. 1                           (Zorn)                   5:50

    Recorded live at Moers Festival, Germany on May 24, 1985

  John Zorn: reeds; Carol Emanuel: harp; Zeena Parkins: harp; Arto Lindsay: 
  guitar; Elliott Sharp: guitar; Bill Frisell: guitar; Wayne Horvitz: key-
  boards; Anthony Coleman: keyboards; Christian Marclay: turntables; Bob 
  James: tapes; Jim Staley: trombone, French horn; Guy Klucevsek: accordion; 
  Bobby Previte: conductor.

  and one in duo with Tenko:

    2/ Improvisation                            (Zorn, Tenko)            0:45

    Recorded live at Moers Festival, Germany in May 1985

  John Zorn: alto; Tenko: vocals.

    1985 - Bad Alchemy (Germany), No. 3 (magazine+CT)

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025 - DENSE BAND: David Moss

    1/ Stride                                   (Moss, Frith)            3:25
    2/ Shuffle                                  (Moss, Frith)            3:03
    3/ Slow Climb                               (Moss, Frith)            3:17
    4/ New Feet                                 (Moss, Frith)            3:54
    5/ Fallaway                                 (Moss, Frith)            2:15
    6/ Surface Tension                          (Moss, Frith, Cora)      3:15
    7/ Sixth Sense                              (Moss, Frith)            3:05
    8/ Say So                                   (Moss, Frith)            2:20
    9/ Three Metal Moves                        (Moss, Frith)            3:35
    10/ Next Witness                            (Moss, Frith)            1:26
    11/ Dance Bend                              (Moss, Frith)            2:35
    12/ Unsafe At Any Speed                     (Moss, Frith)            3:15
    13/ In The Dark Times, Will There Be Singing(Moss, Frith)            3:16

    Recorded at B.C. Studio, Brooklyn in February and March 1985

  David Moss: drums, percussion, metal, steel drum, singing, high harmony
  voices, invisible drums; Fred Frith (3,4,6,8,9,11,12): bass, guitar, voice;
  Tom Cora (2,3,6): cello; Wayne Horvitz (1,3,5,7): DX7; Arto Linday (2,4,5,8,
  9,11): singing, guitar; Christian Marclay (2,3,9,10): turntables, manipula-
  ted records; Jules Moss (1,2,12): drums; Tenko (3,7): singing; John Zorn
  (2,4,5,7,9,11): alto, game calls.

    1985 - Moers Music (Germany), Moers Music 02040 (LP)
    1992 - Moers Music (Germany), Moers Music 02076 CD (CD)

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026 - TRILOGY: various artists from Celluloid

  This three record set includes the compilations NEW AFRICA 2, HARD CELL and
  BEAT FREAKS.

  This set features music by Toure Kunda, Mandingo, Fela Anikulapo Kuti, Manu
  Dibango, Deadline, Time Zone, Massacre, Lightnin' Rod/Jimi Hendrix, Golden
  Palominos, Bill Laswell/Material, D.S.T., The Last Poets, Shango, Jalaluddin
  M. Nuriddin, Tribe 2.

  John Zorn plays on one track of the second disc (called HARD CELL) with the 
  Golden Palominos:

    14/ Two Sided Fist                          (Fier, Lindsay, Frith)  

    1985 - Celluloid, CELL 80808 (3xLP)
    1986 - Celluloid, ??? (3xCD)

  See THE GOLDEN PALOMINOS (1983) for further references.

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027 - OMAHA: The Golden Palominos

    2/ I.D. (Like A Version)                    (Fier, Lindsay)

  Anton Fier: drums, percussion; Arto Lindsay: guitar, vocals; Fred Frith: 
  guitar; Nicky Skopelitis: guitar; Bill Laswell: bass; John Zorn: alto, cla-
  rinet, game calls; Derek Stovesand: intro/outro.

    1985 - Celluloid, SCEL 56 (7")

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028 - ONE MINUTE OF LOVE: Rochester/Veasley Band

    7/ Give it to Me                            (Rochester)              2:08

    Recorded at Gramavision studios in February and March 1985
    
  Gerald Veasley: bass, vocals; Cornell Rochester: drums; Willie Williams: 
  tenor, soprano; Uri Caine: keyboards; Gene Terramani: guitar; John Zorn: 
  alto.

    1985 - Gramavision, 18-8505-1 (LP)

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029 - LOST IN THE STARS: The Music of Kurt Weill

  This record features covers of Weill's songs by Steve Weisberg, Sting,
  Dominic Muldowney, Fowler Brothers, Stanard Ridgway, Marianne Faithfull, 
  Chris Spedding, Van Dyke Parks, Ralph Schuckett, Richard Butler, Bob
  Dorough, Ellen Shipley, John Petersen, Armadillo String Quartet, John Zorn,
  Lou Reed, Carla Bley, Phil Woods, Tom Waits, Dagmar Krause, Mark Bingham,
  Johnny Adams, Aaron Neville, Todd Rundgren, Gary Windo, Charlie Haden, 
  Sharon Freeman.
  
    8/ Der Kleine Leutnant Des Lieben Gottes    (Weill, Brecht)          5:22

    Recorded at Sigma Sound Studios, New York

  Luli Shioi: voice, whistling, bass, harpsichord; Bobby Previte: drums, tym-
  pani, percussion; Jim Staley: trombone, bass trombone; Guy Klucevsek: accor-
  dion; Carol Emanuel: harp; Fred Frith: guitars, banjo, voice; John Zorn: 
  clarinets, alto, celeste, musical saw.

    1985 - A&M Records, SP 9-5104 (LP)
    1985 - A&M Records, 395104-2 (CD)
    1985 - A&M Records (France), 395-104-1 (LP)
    1985 - A&M Records (Germany), 395 104-1 (LP)
    1985 - A&M Records (Germany), 395 104-2 (CD)
    1985 - A&M Records (Germany), 395 104-4 (CT)
    ???? - Amiga (Germany?), 8 50 505 (LP)

  Note: the CD pressings have three extra covers by Henry Threadgill, Van Dyke 
  Parks and Elliott Sharp.

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030 - NEW JERSEY: Joe Piscopo

    2/ Honeymooners Rap                         (Schuckett, Willner)     3:58
    7/ Fat Boy                                  (T. Adams)               2:08

    Recorded at Power Station, New york

  Joe Piscopo: voice; Eddie Murphy (2): voice; Ralph Schuckett: keyboards;
  Lloyd Landesman: keyboards; Ira Siegel: guitar; John Siegler: bass; Anton
  Fig: drums; Jimmy Bralower (2): drum machine programming; D.S.T. (2): turn-
  tables, digital sampler; John Zorn: game calls; The Uptown Horns (2); Terry 
  Adams (7): background vocals; Hal Willner (7): background vocals.

    1985 - Columbia (USA), BFC 40046 (LP)
    1985 - Columbia (USA), BCT 40046 (CT)
    ???? - Columbia (USA), CK 40046 (CD)

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031 - HONEYMOONERS RAP: Joe Piscopo

    1/ Honeymooners Rap (Captain Video Version) (Schuckett, Willner)     5:47
    2/ Honeymooners Rap (Album Version)         (Schuckett, Willner)     3:59
    3/ Honeymooners Rap (King Of The Castle Version)
						(Schuckett, Willner)     2:41

    Recorded at Power Station, New York

  Joe Piscopo: voice; Eddie Murphy: voice; Ralph Schuckett: keyboards; Lloyd 
  Landesman: keyboards; Ira Siegel: guitar; John Siegler: bass; Anton Fig: 
  drums; Jimmy Bralower: drum machine programming; D.S.T.: turntables, digital 
  sampler; John Zorn: game calls; The Uptown Horns.

    1985 - Columbia (USA), 12 44-05224 4294 (12")
    1985 - Columbia (USA), 44-05224 (12")
    
  Note: the pressing 12 44-05224 4294 is a promotion copy.

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032 - GANRYU ISLAND: Michihiro Sato and John Zorn

    1/ Ryu Kyu Heishi (Warrior from Ryu Kyu)                             6:09
    2/ Haguregumo (The Wanderer)                                        14:10
    3/ Two Ronin                                                         3:49
    4/ Kagemusha                                                        10:39
    5/ Odori Dayu (Evening Dance of a Courtesan)                         5:16
    6/ Ganryu Island                                                    11:09
    7/ Yoshiwara Kaidan (Ghosts of the Geisha District)                  3:30
    8/ Natsu Matsuri
    9/ Giri
    10/ Yonaka No Hatashiai
    11/ Uma No Koku
    12/ Tsugaru Bushido

    Recorded in New York City on November 23, 1984

  Michihiro Sato: shamisen; John Zorn: reeds.

    1985 - Yukon Records (USA), Yukon Records 2101 (LP)
    1998 - Tzadik (USA), TZ 7319 (CD)

  Note: (8-12) are only available on the CD reissue.

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*** - CHUSINGURA: Michihiro Satoh, John Zorn

    1-7/ Part 1-7

    Recorded at Roulette, New York City in October 1985

  Michihiro Satoh: tsugaru-shamisen; John Zorn: alto, clarinet, game calls.

    ???? - The 47 Ronin, ?? (CT)

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033 - MUSICWORKS #32: THIRD ATLAS OF SCORES: various artists

  This magazine and cassette features Jerry Berg, Tim Brady, Christopher
  Butterfield, John Zorn, Sharon Cook, Bruce Davis, Alcides Lanza, Gordon 
  Monahan, Rick Sacks, Rodney Sharman, Linda C. Smith, Andrew Timar, Steve 
  Webster, John Wiggins.

    4/ A Complete Improvisation                 (Zorn)                   0:52

    Recorded late 1984

    1985 (Summer) - Musicworks 32 (CT + magazine)

  Note: this improvisation is one in a series of miniatures performed in late
  1984.

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034 - CHUSHINGURA: Michihiro Sato, John Zorn

    1/ Chushingura (The 47 Ronin) Part One
    2/ Chushingura (The 47 Ronin) Part Two
    3/ Chushingura (The 47 Ronin) Part Three
    4/ Chushingura (The 47 Ronin) Part Four
    5/ Chushingura (The 47 Ronin) Part Five
    6/ Chushingura (The 47 Ronin) Part Six

    Recorded at Roulette, New York City in October 1985

  Michihiro Sato: tsugaru-shamisen; John Zorn: alto, clarinet, game calls.

    1986 (?) - no label (Japan), no catalog number (CT)

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035 - BLUE WINDOW: Guy Klucevsek

  Klucevsek interprets compositions by John Zorn, Pauline Oliveros, Lois V.
  Vierk, Guy Klucevsek.

    1/ Blue Window                              (Klucevsek)              3:49
    2/ Road Runner                              (Zorn)                   5:17
    3/ Toronto (Sevenths)                       (Klucevsek)             13:15
    4/ The Receptive                            (Oliveros)               2:30
    5/ Manhattan Cascade                        (L. V. Vierk)           20:00

    (1-3) recorded at Full House Productions, NYC, January and February 1986
    (4) recorded live at St Marks Church-in-the-Bowery, NYC, March 1985
    (5) recorded at India Navigation, NYC, February 1986
    Produced by Elliott Sharp (1,3,4,5), and John Zorn (2)

  Guy Klucevsek: accordion; Marshall Taylor: alto (1).

    1986 - Zoar Records (USA), ZCS-8 (CT)

  Note: John Zorn does not play on this tape.

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036 - THE CLASSIC GUIDE TO STRATEGY, VOLUME TWO: John Zorn

    1/ Aoyama Michi                             (Zorn)                  11:10
    2/ Enoken                                   (Zorn)                   3:20
    3/ Kazumi Shigeru                           (Zorn)                   6:28
    
    Recorded July 30, 1985 at Radio City Studios, New York City

    4/ Kondo Toshinori                          (Zorn)                   5:55
    5/ Yano Akiko                               (Zorn)                   5:20
    6/ Togawa Jun                               (Zorn)                   8:48
    7/ Mori Ikue                                (Zorn)                   2:28

    Recorded September 19, 1985 at Radio City Studios, New York City

  John Zorn: alto, clarinet, game calls.

    1986 - Lumina Records (USA), L010 (LP)
    1996 - Tzadik (USA), TZ 7305 (CD)

  Note: the CD reissue contains all but (5), and all of THE CLASSIC GUIDE TO
  STRATEGY, VOLUME ONE.
						   
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037 - CURRENT TRENDS IN RACISM IN MODERN AMERICA: Butch Morris

    Current Trends in Racism in Modern America  (Morris)
      Part One                                                          24:35
      Part One (cont.)                                                  12:20
      Part Two                                                          10:30

    Recorded live at the Kitchen, New York City on February 1, 1985

  Frank Lowe: tenor; John Zorn: alto, game calls; Brandon Ross: guitar; Zeena 
  Parkins: harp; Tom Cora: cello; Christian Marclay: turntables; Eli Fountain: 
  vibraphone; Curtis Clark: piano; Thurman Barker: marimba, snare drum, tabou-
  rine; Yasunao Tone: voice; Butch Morris: conduction.

    1986 - Sound Aspects (Germany), Sound Aspects 4010 (LP)
    ???? - Sound Aspects (Germany), SAS CD 4010 (CD)

  Note: the CD was digitally remastered in August 90 at Studios Bauer by J.
  Wohlleben.

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038 - MELTABLE SNAPTS IT, POINTS BLANK: Michael Lytle, George Cartwright, 
  David Moss

  John Zorn appears as conductor on one of his compositions:

    7/ Rugby                                    (Zorn)                  13:25
  
    Recorded at BC Studio, Brooklyn in 1985

  George Cartwright: saxophones, flutes, various bird and animal calls; 
  Michael Lytle: clarinets, game calls, humzoo, electronics and voice; David 
  Moss: multiple percussion and voice; Tom Cora: cello, cello resonated ob-
  jects; George Lewis: trombone; John Zorn: conductor; Martin Bisi: live 16
  to 2 track mix down.

    1986 - No Man's Land (Germany), nml 8604 (LP)
    1993 - No Man's Land (Germany), nml 8604cd (CD)

  Note: the CD includes 30 minutes of extra material, but without Zorn.  

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039 - TRESSPASS: Ned Rothenberg

    1/ Strata                                   (Rothenberg)             5:50
    2/ Trespass                                 (Rothenberg)             4:20
    3/ Filigree                                 (Rothenberg)             4:32
    4/ Slapstick                                (Rothenberg)             3:19
    5/ Taps                                     (Rothenberg)             3:20
    6/ Kakeai (A suite in three parts)          (Rothenberg)            10:00
    7/ Caeneus                                  (Rothenberg)             8:27

    Recorded at Radio City Studios, New York City on July 30 and August 19, 
    1985

  Ned Rothenberg: bass clarinet, alto; John Zorn (6): alto.

    1986 - Lumina Records (USA), L011 (LP)

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040 - VOODOO: The Sonny Clark Memorial Quartet

    1/ Cool Struttin'                           (Sonny Clark)            5:27
    2/ Minor Meeting                            (Sonny Clark)            4:36
    3/ Nicely                                   (Sonny Clark)            5:34
    4/ Something Special                        (Sonny Clark)            4:45
    5/ Voodoo                                   (Sonny Clark)           10:57
    6/ Sonia                                    (Sonny Clark)            4:02
    7/ Sonny's Crib                             (Sonny Clark)            7:40

    Recorded at Classic Sound, New York on November 25 and 26, 1985

  Wayne Horvitz: piano; John Zorn: alto; Ray Drummond: bass; Bobby Previte: 
  drums.

    1986 - Black Saint (Italy), BSR 0109 (LP)
    1987 - Black Saint (Italy), 120 109-1 (LP)
    1987 - Black Saint (Italy), 120 109-2 (CD)
    1987 - Black Saint (Italy), 120 109-4 (CT)

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041 - GODARD CA VOUS CHANTE ? Tribute to Jean-Luc Godard

  This tribute features The Amati Ensemble, John Zorn, Arto Lindsay, Daniel 
  Deshays, Caroline Gautier and Olivier Foy.

    2/ Godard                                   (Zorn)                  18:42

    Recorded at Radio City Studios in August and September 1985, NYC

  John Zorn: alto, clarinet, narration; Anthony Coleman: piano, organ, harpsi-
  chord, celeste; Carol Emanuel: harp; Bill Frisell: guitars, banjo; Christian 
  Marclay: turntables; Bobby Previte: drums, percussions; David Weinstein: 
  keyboards, computer; Luli Shioi: vocal; Wu Shao-Ying: narration; Richard 
  Foreman: narration.

    1986 - Nato (France), Nato 634 (LP)
    1992 - Nato (France), 53004.2 (CD)
    1992 (?) - Nato (France), 112127 (CD)
    199? - Nato (France), 777 713 (CD)
    1999 - Tzadik (USA), TZ 7324 (CD)

  Note: The Tzadik reissue contains a version of "Godard" slightly different.

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042 - EXPERIMENTAL PERFORMANCE WITH JOHN ZORN: Jojo Takayanagi

  Side 1: DUO
    1/ Active 1                                 (Takayanagi, Zorn)      11:28
    2/ Active 2                                 (Takayanagi, Zorn)      12:39
  Side 2: SOLO
    3/ Brecht 47                                (Takayanagi)            14:24
    4/ Counterevidence                          (Takayanagi)            11:46

    (1,2) recorded at Yokohama Education and Culture Center ATELIER B1, 
    Yokohama on March 29, 1986
    (3,4) recorded at Kid-Ailack Hall, Tokyo on May 23, 1986

  Masayuki Takayanagi: guitar; John Zorn (1,2): alto, etc.

    1986 - Mobys Record (Japan), Mobys 0005 (LM-1750) (LP)

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043 - DEADLY WEAPONS: Steve Beresford, David Toop, John Zorn, Tonie Marshall

    1/ Shockproof                               (Beresford)              8:13
    2/ Du Gris                                  (Benech, Dumont)         3:17
    3/ King Cobra                               (SB, DT, TM, JZ)         4:46
    4/ Tallulah                                 (SB, DT, TM, JZ)         3:20
    5/ Dumb Boxer                               (Toop)                   2:15
    6/ Lady Whirlwind                           (Toop)                   0:47
    7/ Shadow Boxer                             (Toop, Marshall)         3:03
    8/ Sitting in the Park                      (B. Stewart)             1:42
    9/ Snow Blood                               (Toop)                   2:27
    10/ Chen Pe'i Pe'i                          (Zorn, Toop)             3:08
    11/ Jane Mansfield                          (Beresford, Toop)        5:02
  
    Recorded in 1986 at Dave Hunt Audio Engineering studio

  Steve Beresford: keyboards, tapes, trumpet, guitar, percussions; David Toop: 
  guitar, pedal steel guitar, flutes, percussions; John Zorn: alto, keyboards; 
  Tonie Marshall: vocals.

    1986 - Nato (France), Nato 950 (LP) 
    1991 - Nato (France), DK 018 53021.2 (CD)
    1991 - Nato Vogue (France), vg 651 600319 (CD)
    1991 (?) - Nato (France), 112110 (CD)
    199? - Nato (France), 777 747/777 904 (CD)

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044 - THE BIG GUNDOWN: John Zorn plays the music of Ennio Morricone

    1/ The Big Gundown                          (Ennio Morricone)        7:17
    2/ Peur Sur La Ville                        (Ennio Morricone)        4:08
    3/ Poverty (Once Upon a Time in America     (Ennio Morricone)        3:42
    4/ Milano Odea                              (Ennio Morricone)        2:57
    5/ Erotico (The Burglars)                   (Ennio Morricone)        4:17
    6/ Battle of Algiers                        (Ennio Morricone)        3:43
    7/ Giu La Testa (Duck, You Sucker!)         (Ennio Morricone)        5:59
    8/ Metamorfosi (La Classe Operaia Va In Paradiso)
						(Ennio Morricone)        4:25
    9/ Tre Nel 5000                             (John Zorn)              4:32
    10/ Once Upon A Time In The West            (Ennio Morricone)        8:27

    Recorded at Radio City Music Hall Studio, September 1984-September 1985

  Luli Shioi (1): vocals; Jim Staley (1,9): trombone, bass trombone; Bill
  Frisell (1,5): guitar; Anthony Coleman (1): piano, harpsichord, organ, vo-
  cals; David Weinstein (1,9): Mirage, microcomputer; Bobby Previte (1,2,5,9):
  percussion, tympani, vocals, drums; Jorge Silva (1): surdo; Claudio Silva 
  (1): pandeiro; Cyro Baptista (1): cuica; Duduca Fonseca (1): caixa; Reinaldo 
  Fernades (1): repique; Arto Lindsay (1,2,4,7): batucada contractor, guitar, 
  vocals; John Zorn (1,2,4,7,8,9): alto, saw, vocals, harpsichord, game calls, 
  piano; Orvin Aquart (2,10): harmonicas; Tim Berne (2): alto; Wayne Horvitz 
  (2,6,7,8,9): piano, organ, celeste, electronic keyboards; Bob James (2,7,8,
  9): tapes; Anton Fier (2,4,6): drums; Toots Thielmans (3): whistling, harmo-
  nica; Guy Klucevsek (3): accordion; Carol Emanuel (3): harp; Fred Frith (4,
  7,9): guitar, acoustic guitar; Jody Harris (4,10): guitar; Melvin Gibbs (4,
  10): bass; Big John Patton (5): organ; Shelley Hirsch (5): vocals; Laura 
  Biscotto (5): sexy Italian vocals; Vicki Bodner (6,7): oboe, English horn; 
  Christian Marclay (6,9): turntables; Ned Rothenberg (7): shakuhachi, ocari-
  na, Jew's harp; Michihiro Sato (7): Tsugaru shamisen; Diamanda Galas (8): 
  vocals; Vernon Reid (8): guitar; Polly Bradfield (8): violin; Mark Miller 
  (8): drums, tympani; Robert Quine (10): guitar.

    1986 - Icon (USA), 5504 (LP)
    1986 - Icon (USA), 5504CD (CD)
    1986 - Icon (USA), 5504C (CT)
    1986 - Nonesuch/Icon, 9 79139-1 F (LP)
    1986 - Nonesuch/Icon, 9 79139-2 (CD)
    1986 - Nonesuch/Icon, 9 79139-4 (CT)
    1986 - Nonesuch Digital (Germany), 9 79139-1 (LP)
    1986 - Nonesuch Digital (Germany), 9 79139-2 (CD)

  Note: this record was supposed to be called A FIST FULL OF JOHN ZORN.

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045 - THE IMPROVISORS: various artists

  This tape from Tellus (The Audio Cassette Magazine) contains improvisions
  featuring Chris Cochrane, Anthony Coleman, Carol Emanuel, Tom Cora, Bill 
  Frisell, Bobby Previte, Lindsay Cooper, Fred Frith, Irene Schweizer, 
  Christian Marclay, Bill Horvitz, David Weinstein, Denman Maroney, Samm 
  Bennett, Jim Staley, Ikue Mori, John Zorn.

    8/ no title                                                          7:42

    Recorded during the Stephanie and Irving Stone Festival of Improvisors at 
    the Roulette, N.Y.C. on November 8, 9 and 10 1985

  Ikue Mori: drums; John Zorn: reeds, game calls; Lindsay Cooper: sax, elec- 
  tric bassoon; Fred Frith: electric guitar, etc.

    1986 - Tellus (USA), Tellus #15 (CT)

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046 - ANYTHING GOES: Alfred 23 Harth

  Though John Zorn does not play on this record, his music (from GODARD, Nato
  634) is extensively sampled by Harth.

    1986 - Creative Works Records, CW 1005 (LP)

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047 - CONTROL SONGS: David Garland

    1/ I Am With You                            (Garland)                3:18
    2/ Very Popular                             (Garland)                2:53
    3/ The Stick Figure                         (Garland)                2:49
    4/ I Am An I-Beam Girder                    (Garland)                3:41
    5/ My Pony's Falling                        (Garland)                4:20
    6/ On Planet X                              (Garland)                5:59
    7/ Forest Fractures                         (Garland)                5:17
    8/ TV Can Teach Me                          (Garland)                4:00
    9/ Clocks                                   (Garland)                6:47
    10/ Furniture                               (Garland)                2:11
    11/ Keep In Touch                           (Garland)                5:13
    12/ Don't Shoot 				(Garland)		 4:44
    13/ Bad Advice				(Garland)		 4:14
    14/ Another Mistake				(Garland)		 2:02
    15/ Growth					(Garland)		 1:53
    16/ Hist'ry					(Garland)		 6:57
    17/ Simba					(Les Baxter)		 4:56

    Recorded at Studio Pass, New York City, Silence Studio, Sweden, Harmonic
    Ranch, New York City, Noise New York, New York City, and at home
    (4,17) recorded live at the Dance Theater Workshop, New York City on
    November 11, 1985
    Produced by David Garland

  David Garland: vocals, spliced voice, electric organ, Prophet 5, panpipe,
  ebony flute, handclaps, Mini-Moog, Fairlight CMI, Synthabbott, percussion,
  accordion, drum-triggered Mini-Moog, toy piano, bass, Farfisa, electric
  piano, synthesizer, percussion, Hammond organ, Casio, guitar; Anne Garland
  (1): back-up vocals; Mark Abbott (4,17): bass, vocal; Christian Marclay (4,
  17): records, turntables; Clive Smith (4,7,17): Fairlight CMI, trumpet,
  kazoo, vocal; John Zorn (6,17): alto, game calls, vocal; Guy Klucevsek (7,
  17): accordion; Meredith Monk (12): vocals; John Alexander (13): baritone
  (voice); Wayne Diana (13): tenor (voice); Nancy Gassner (13): soprano (voi-
  ce).

    1986 - Review Records (Germany), rere 95 (LP)
    1997 - Review Records (Germany), rere 95cd (CD)

  Note: (5) has a newly recorded vocal track on the CD reissue.
  Note: (12-17) are not available on the LP pressing.

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048 - RADIO COCA (CENTER ON CONTEMPORARY ART): various artists

  This tape, curated by Laura Millin, features Mark Anderson, Alan Lande,
  Jenny Holzer, Hank Bull, Jerri Allyn, Doug Kahn, Micheal Peppe, John Zorn,
  Jenny Holzer, Annie Grosshans, Jessica Hagedorn, David Mahler, Karen Finley,
  Norman Durkee.

    9/ untitled audio work                      (Zorn)                   1:03

    Recorded by Michael Beinhorn at Demolition Sound Studio, NYC in 1986

  John Zorn: alto, game calls.

    1986 - Center on Contemporary Art (Seattle, USA), ??? (CT)

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049 - ISLAND OF SANITY: New Music From New York City

  This record features music by David Linton, Mofungo, Christian Marclay, Fish 
  And Roses, Details At Eleven, Skeleton Crew, Mark Dery, Charles K. Noyes, 
  Martin Bisi, Locus Solus, The President, The Ordinaires, David Fulton, David 
  Garland, Bump, Chris Vine, Carbon, Bosho, The Scene Is Now, H/M/D, Toy 
  Killers, Robert Previte.

  John Zorn plays on one track with Locus Solus:

    10/ Wrap Backwards And The Usual Snowflake/Beda Fomm                 4:14

    Recorded at B.C Studio

  John Zorn: alto; Christian Marclay: turntables; Peter Blegvad: vocals; Wayne 
  Horvitz: keyboards; Ikue Mori: drums.

    1987 - No Man's Land, nml 8707d (2xLP)
    1991 - No Man's Land, nml 8707cd (CD)

  Note: titles by Martin Bisi, The President, The Ordinaires and Toy Killers 
  are not available on the CD.

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050 - COBRA: John Zorn

  This record contains two versions of Cobra, a studio one and a live one.

    Cobra: Studio Version
      1/ Opening                                                         0:59
      2/ Allegro                                                         4:40
      3/ Largo                                                           6:15
      4/ Moderato                                                        7:50
      5/ Fantasia                                                        3:45
      6/ Presto                                                          1:40
      7/ Adagio Maestoso                                                 2:45
      8/ Violento                                                        4:20
      9/ Allegro Scorrevole                                              2:35
      10/ Capriccio Con Gusto                                            4:45
      11/ False Start/Giocoso                                            0:52
      12/ Scherzo                                                        5:55
      13/ Maestoso Meccanico                                             1:22
      14/ Variations/Furioso                                             8:40
      15/ Epilogue                                                       3:45
  
    Recorded at Radio City Studios, New York City on May 9, 1986
 
  Jim Staley: trombone; Carol Emanuel: harp; Zeena Parkins: harp; Bill 
  Frisell: guitar; Elliott Sharp: doubleneck guitar/bass, soprano, voice; Arto 
  Lindsay: guitar, voice; Anthony Coleman: piano, harpsichord, celeste, Yamaha 
  organ; Wayne Horvitz: piano, Hammond organ, celeste, DX7; David Weinstein: 
  Mirage sampling keyboards, celeste; Guy Klucevsek: accordion; Bob James: 
  tapes; Christian Marclay: turntables; Bobby Previte: percussion; John Zorn: 
  prompter.
  
    Cobra: Live Version
      16/ Prologue/Maestoso                                              6:05
      17/ Capriccio                                                     13:15
      18/ Prestissimo                                                   14:04
      19/ Lento/Mysterioso                                               9:35
      20/ Allegro                                                       10:25

    Recorded live at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute on October 21, 1985

  J.A. Deane: trombone synthesizer, electronics; Bill Frisell: guitar; Elliott 
  Sharp: doubleneck guitar/bass, voice; Anthony Coleman: piano, pipe organ, 
  Yamaha organ; Wayne Horvitz: piano, DX7; David Weinstein: Mirage sampling 
  keyboards; Guy Klucevsek: accordion; Bob James: tapes; Christian Marclay: 
  turntables; Bobby Previte: drum machine; John Zorn: prompter.
  
    1987 - Hat Hut Records (Switzerland), hat ART 2034 (2xLP)
    1991 - Hat Hut Records (Switzerland), hat ART CD 60401 & CD 60402 (2xCD)
    1991 - Hat Hut Records (Switzerland), hat ART CD 2-6040 (2xCD)

  Note: (1,9,11,13,14,18) are extra tracks not available on the vinyl edition.

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051 - BERLIN DJUNGLE: Peter Brotzmann Clarinet Project

    1/ What A Day (first part)                  (Brotzmann)             24:37
    2/ What A Day (second part)                 (Brotzmann)             23:15

    Recorded live during the 'Jazzfest Berlin' on November 4th, 1984 at 
    'Delphi Theater'

  Toshinori Kondo: trumpet; Hannes Bauer: trombone; Alan Tomlinson: trombone; 
  Peter Brotzmann: clarinet, tenor, tarogato; Tony Coe: clarinet; J.D. Parran: 
  clarinet; E.L. Petrowski: clarinet; Louis Sclavis: clarinet, bass clarinet; 
  John Zorn: clarinet, mouthpieces; William Parker: double bass; Tony Oxley: 
  drums.

    1987 - FMP (Germany), FMP 1120 (LP)

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052 - THE 20TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE SUMMER OF LOVE: various artists

  This compilation contains songs by Half Japanese, Fred Frith, Shockabilly,
  Sharky's Machine, The Shaved Pigs, The Moon, The Workdogs, Missing 
  Foundation, Artless, Krack House, Bongwater, Tuli Kupferberg, Carney/Hild/
  Kramer, Fish and Roses, No Safety, Men and Volts, Samm and Dave, The 
  Spongehead Experience, Steve Taylor and Allen Ginsberg, George Cartwright, 
  Scott Williams, Otto Kentrol, Laraaji.

  John Zorn plays on one track with Half Japanese:

    1/ Should I Tell Her?                       (Fair)

  Jad Fair: vocals; Don Fleming: guitar; Mark Jickling: guitar; Scott Jarvis: 
  drums; Steve Johnson: ???; Rob Kennedy: bass; Kramer: bass; John Zorn: alto.

    1987 - Shimmy-Disc (USA), Shimmy-001 (LP)
    1987 - Shadowline Records (Netherland), SR6787 (LP)
    ???? - Shimmy Disc Europe (Netherland), SDE 9024 (CD)
    199? - Shimmy Disc (USA), SHM5001 (CD)

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053 - MUMBO JUMBO: Jim Staley

    1/ untitled                                                          5:30
    2/ untitled                                                          2:40
    3/ untitled                                                          5:30
    4/ untitled                                                          7:56

    Recorded at Battery Sound, New York City on June 18, 1986
    Produced by Jim Staley

  Wayne Horvitz: piano, DX-7, RX-11 drum machine; Elliott Sharp: double-neck
  guitar/bass, soprano saxophone; Jim Staley: trombone.

    5/ untitled                                                          2:00
    6/ untitled                                                          4:39
    7/ untitled                                                          3:33
    8/ untitled                                                          3:58
    9/ untitled                                                          4:20
    10/ untitled                                                         4:15

    Recorded at Radio City Studio, New York City on July 13, 1986
    Produced by Jim Staley

  Shelley Hirsch: voice; Samm Bennett: drums, percussion, electronic percus-
  sion; Jim Staley: trombone.

    11/ untitled                                                         4:20
    12/ untitled                                                         1:00
    13/ untitled                                                         3:32
    14/ untitled                                                         4:38
    15/ untitled                                                         2:03
    16/ untitled                                                         4:33
    17/ untitled                                                         4:31
    18/ untitled                                                         0:40
    
    Recorded at Radio City Studio, New York City on August 23, 1986
    Produced by Jim Staley and Fred Frith

  Bill Frisell: guitar; Ikue Mori: drums, drum machine; Jim Staley: trombone.

    19/ untitled                                                         6:00
    20/ untitled                                                         4:45
    21/ untitled                                                         5:48
    22/ untitled                                                         4:20

    Recorded at The Ranch, New York City on November 3, 1986
    Produced by Jim Staley

  John Zorn: alto; Fred Frith: electric and acoustic guitars, vocals; Jim
  Staley: trombone.

    1987 - Rift (USA), Rift 12 (2xLP)
    1995 - Einstein Records (USA), Einstein 004 (CD)

  Note: few tracks are missing on the Einstein Records reissue; also, the
  tracks have now a name:

    1/ Spectacular Bid  (Bill Frisell/Ikue Mori)                         4:20
    2/ Secretariat      (Fred Frith/John Zorn)                           4:45
    3/ Sunny's Halo     (Sam Bennett/Shelley Hirsch)                     4:39
    4/ Spend a Buck     (Wayne Horvitz/Elliott Sharp)                    5:30
    5/ Affirmed         (Bill Frisell/Ikue Mori)                         3:32
    6/ Gato del Sol     (Sam Bennett/Shelley Hirsch)                     3:33
    7/ Foolish Pleasure (Bill Frisell/Ikue Mori)                         4:33
    8/ Phesant Colony   (Sam Bennett/Shelley Hirsch)                     4:20
    9/ Bold Forbes      (Bill Frisell/Ikue Mori)                         2:03
    10/ Swale           (Wayne Horvitz/Elliott Sharp)                    7:56
    11/ Cannonade       (Fred Frith/John Zorn)                           6:00
    12/ Genuine Risk    (Sam Bennett/Shelley Hirsch)                     4:15
    13/ Ferdinand       (Wayne Horvitz/Elliott Sharp)                    5:30
    14/ Riva Ridge      (Fred Frith/John Zorn)                           5:48
    15/ Seattle Slew    (Bill Frisell/Ikue Mori)                         4:34

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054 - PLAN EDEN: Alfred 23 Harth

    17/ Atom-Sex-Kino                           (Harth, Zorn)            6:26

    Recorded live in Frankfurt, June 1986

  Alfred 23 Harth: tenor; John Zorn: alto.

    1987 - Creative Works Records, CW 1008 (LP)
    1995 - Creative Works Records, CW 1008 (CD)

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*** - MICKEY SPILLANE: THE SENSATIONAL MIKE HAMMER THRILLER: John Zorn

    1/ Spillane: A Tribute To Mickey Spillane   (Zorn, Lindsay)         25:12
    2/ Soundtrack For The Film "White and Lazy" (Zorn)
      2a/ Main Title                                                     0:55
      2b/ Homecoming                                                     1:15
      2c/ The Heist                                                      3:20
      2d/ Meat Dream                                                     1:15
      2e/ Phone Call                                                     0:50
      2f/ End Title                                                      1:59

    ???? - ???, ??? (CT)

  See SPILLANE (1987) for further references on (1) and FILM WORKS (1991) for
  (2).

  Note: because of the lack of label information and the primitive design of
  the insert (cardboard stock photocopied on one side), it is likely that this
  tape is a demo tape.

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055 - SPILLANE: John Zorn

    1/ Spillane                                 (Zorn, Lindsay)         25:12
    
    Recorded at Radio City Studios, New York City in June/August 1986

  Anthony Coleman: piano, organ, celeste; Carol Emanuel: harp; Bill Frisell: 
  guitar; David Hofstra: bass, tuba; Bob James: tapes, compact discs; Bobby 
  Previte: drums, percussion; Jim Staley: trombone; David Weinstein: sampling 
  keyboards, celeste; John Zorn: alto, clarinet; John Lurie: voice; Robert 
  Quine: voice. 
    
    2/ Two-Lane Highway                         (Zorn)                  18:16
  
    Recorded at Radio City Studios, New York City in June 1987

  Albert Collins: guitar, voice; Robert Quine: guitar; Big John Patton: organ; 
  Wayne Horvitz: piano, keyboards; Melvin Gibbs: bass; Ronald Shannon Jackson: 
  drums; Bobby Previte: drums, percussion.

    3/ Forbidden Fruit                          (Zorn)                  10:20

    Recorded at Russian Hill Recording, San Francisco and at Metal Box Studio,
    Tokyo in September 1987

  The Kronos Quartet: David Harrington (violin), John Sherba (violin), Hank
  Dutt (viola), Joan Jeanrenaud (cello); Christian Marclay: turntables; Ohta 
  Hiromi: voice.

    1987 - Elektra/Nonesuch, 979 172-1 (LP)
    1987 - Elektra/Nonesuch, 9 79172-2 (CD)
    1987 - Elektra/Nonesuch, 9 79172-4 (CT)
    1987 - Elektra/Nonesuch (Germany), 9 79172-1 (LP)
    1987 - Elektra/Nonesuch (Germany), 9 79172-2 (CD)
    1987 - Elektra/Nonesuch (Germany), 9 79172-4 (CT)

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056 - LATE IN THE 20TH CENTURY: An Elektra/Nonesuch New Music Sampler

  This record features music by Kevin Volans, John Adams, John Zorn, Hamiet
  Bluiett, Wayne Horvitz, Antonio Carlos Jobim/Vinicius de Moraes, Scott
  Johnson, Philip Glass, Edgar Varese, Idjah Hadidjah, Steve Reich.

  John Zorn plays only on one track: 
  
    4/ Spillane (excerpt)                       (Zorn)                   7:59
    
    1987 - Elektra/Nonesuch, 9 79171-2 (CD)

  See SPILLANE (1987) for further references.

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057 - LSDC&W - THE HISTORY OF THE CHADBOURNES IN AMERICA: Eugene Chadbourne

    1/ The Beatles Meddley                                              22:10
      1a/ Day Tripper                           (Lennon, McCartney)
      1b/ I've Just Seen A Face                 (Lennon, McCartney)
      1c/ Birthday                              (Lennon, McCartney)
      1d/ Don't Pass Me By                      (Ringo Starr)
      1e/ Octopus Garden                        (Ringo Starr)
      1f/ Taxman                                (Harrison)
      1g/ Startin' Over                         (Lennon)
    2/ In A Sentimental Mood (Pt.1)             (The Duke)               0:50
    3/ In A Sentimental Mood (Pt.2)             (The Duke)               7:00
    4/ Winchester, VA                                                    3:00
    5/ Tennesee Flattop Box                     (Johnny Cash)            3:01
    6/ Dr. Chadbourne's Ordeal In Nashville                              3:02
    7/ Burma Shave                              (Roger Miller)           3:03
    8/ Dixie Fried                              (Carl Perkins)           4:04
    9/ Wine Me Up                               (Faron Young)            1:56
    10/ Roger Miller Medley                                              8:00
	a/ This Town
	b/ Kansas City Star
	c/ My Uncle Used to Love Me But She Died
    11/ House Burning Down                      (Jimi Hendrix)           3:05
    12/ Third Stone From The Sun                (Jimi Hendrix)           3:01
    13/ Funny How Time Slips Away               (Willie Nelson)          4:49
    14/ Ghosts                                  (Albert Ayler)           2:01
    15/ 7+7=                                    (Arthur Lee)             2:50
    16/ Burl Ives Medley                                                 2:00
    17/ Wild Horses                             (Jagger-Richards)        4:04
    18/ W Va Spec (Zorn Tribute)                                         5:06
    19/ Nobody Loves Me But My Mother           (B.B. King)              2:26
    20/ No Reason To Quit                       (Merle Haggard)          3:02

  Doug Baker (17): acoustic guitar; Eugene Chadbourne: guitars, vocals (all);
  Jenny Chadbourne (17): percussion & toy machine guns; Tom Cora (1,5-10,18):
  cello, cello-resonated objects; David Doyle (17): classical guitar; Gilfred
  Lee Frey (17): acoustic piano; Doug Henderson (17): slide guitar; Rudy 
  Hinnant (17): lousy guitar; Toshinori Kondo (1e,2,18): trumpet, euphonium,
  garbage; Kramer (1,2,6,7,11-14,18): cheap organ & tapes, PacMan; David Licht
  (1,4-15,18): percussion; Loretta Lynn (19): uninvited vocals; Scott Manring
  (1,18): lap steel; M.E. Miller (2): drums; Brad Newell (17): mandolin; David
  Nikias (17,19): percussion & toy machine guns, speciman (sic) jars & feed-
  back; Murray Reams (19): percussion & cover charge; Tom Shephard (4,15): 
  homemade electric bass; Jeff Weichinger (17): electric bass; John Zorn (1,
  18): alto, soprano, clarinet, game calls;

    1987 - Fundamental (USA), Save 19/20 (2xLP)

  Note: the CD version of this 2xLP does not contain the tracks featuring 
  John Zorn or Tom Cora.

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*** - LSDC&W: The Chadbournes

    1/ Day Tripper                              (Lennon, McCartney)
    2/ Blues Come Around                        (Hank Williams)
    3/ Taxman                                   (Harrison)
    4/ Train                                    (Burnette)
    5/ I've Just Seen A Face                    (Lennon, McCartney)
    6/ Birthday                                 (Lennon, McCartney)
    7/ Don't Pass Me By                         (Ringo)
    8/ Bound To Ride                            (P. D.)
    9/ Tennesee Flattop Box                     (Cash)
    10/ In A Sentimental                        (The Duke)
    11/ W. Va spec.                             (Chadbourne)
    12/ Gotta Get Drunk                         (Willie)

    Recorded during 1980-81
    Produced by Chadbourne.

  Tom Cora: cello; Eugene Chadbourne: guitar; Kramer: cheap organ, tapes; John
  Zorn: Bb clarinet, alto, soprano, game calls; Scott Manring: lap steel;
  Toshinori Kondo: trumpet; David Licht: percussion.

    ???? - Parachute? (USA), PA-14 (CT)

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058 - JOYEUX NOEL: various artists

  This record features songs by Laura Davis, Tony Hymas, Ray Warleigh, Mike 
  Cooper, Cyril Lefebvre, John Zorn, Benat Achiary, Michel Doneda, The Melody 
  Four, Sandra Tavernier, Steve Beresford, Yves Robert, Alan Hacker, Karen 
  Evans, British Summer Time Ends, Tabley Bellows, Norma Winstone, Tony Coe, 
  Lol Coxhill.
  
    5/ Blues Noel                               (Zorn)                   5:50

    Recorded at Radio City Studios, New York

  John Zorn: alto; Michael Blair: drums, percussion; Anthony Coleman: piano, 
  harpsichord, celeste, organ, narrator; Fred Frith: guitars, bass; Ikue Mori: 
  drum machine, vocal; David Weinstein: sampler.

    1987 - Nato (France), Nato 1382 (LP)
    1990 - Nato/Vogue (France), VG 651 600308 (CD)
    1992 - Nato (France), 53011.2 (CD)
    1998 (?) - Nato (France), 777 742 (CD)

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059 - WINTER WAS HARD: Kronos Quartet

  The Kronos Quartet interprets compositions by Aulis Sallinen, Terry Riley, 
  Arvo Part, Anton Webern, John Zorn, John Lurie, Astor Piazzolla, Alfred 
  Schnittke, Samuel Barber.

    5/ Forbidden Fruit                          (Zorn)                  10:20
  
    1988 - Elektra Nonesuch, 9 79181-1 (LP)
    1988 - Elektra Nonesuch, 9 79181-2 (CD)

  See SPILLANE (1987) for further references.

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060 - NEWS FOR LULU: John Zorn, George Lewis, Bill Frisell

    1/ KD's Motion                              (Kenny Dorham)           3:32
    2/ Funk In Deep Freeze                      (Hank Mobley)            4:31
    3/ Melanie                                  (Freddie Redd)           4:07
    4/ Melody For C                             (Sonny Clark)            4:26
    5/ Lotus Blossom                            (Kenny Dorham)           4:08
    6/ Eastern Incident                         (Sonny Clark)            4:04
    7/ Peckin' Time                             (Hank Mobley)            3:13
    8/ Blues Blues Blues                        (Freddie Redd)           4:17
    9/ Blue Minor take 1                        (Sonny Clark)            3:43
    10/ This I Dig Of You                       (Hank Mobley)            3:13
    11/ Venita's Dance                          (Kenny Dorham)           3:23
    12/ News For Lulu                           (Sonny Clark)            4:07
    13/ Ole                                     (Freddie Redd)           3:47
    14/ Sonny's Crib                            (Sonny Clark)            5:22
    15/ Hank's Other Tune                       (Hank Mobley)            3:52
    16/ Blue Minor take 2                       (Sonny Clark)            3:26
    17/ Windmill                                (Kenny Dorham)           0:40

    Recorded at Soundville Recording Studio Lucerne on August 30, 1987

    18/ News For Lulu                           (Sonny Clark)            4:19
    19/ Funk In Deep Freeze                     (Hank Mobley)            3:29
    20/ Windmill                                (Kenny Dorham)           1:03

    Recorded live at Jazzfestival Willisau on August 30, 1987

  John Zorn: alto; George Lewis: trombone; Bill Frisell: guitar.

    1988 - Hat Hut Records (Switzerland), hat Art CD 6005 (CD)
    1993 - Hat Hut Records (Switzerland), hat Art CD 6005 (CD)

  Note: the 1993 pressing has a different sleeve (in color and fairly similar
  to the one of MORE NEWS FOR LULU (1992)).

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061 - KIMUS #1: various artists

  This record features Franz Koglmann, News For Lulu, and George Gruntz 
  Concert Band.

  John Zorn plays on three tracks with News For Lulu:

    5/ Melanie                                  (Freddie Redd)           4:50
    6/ Funk in Deep Freeze                      (Hank Mobley)            3:29
    7/ Windmill                                 (Kenny Dorham)           1:03

    Recorded on August 30, 1987 at Willisau

    1988 - Hat Hut (Switzerland), 6000 (limited edition of 999 CD)

  See NEWS FOR LULU (1988) for the lineup.

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062 - ROLL OUT THE BARREL: Jad Fair and Kramer

    14/ Help                                    (Lennon, McCarney)       
    15/ Around And Around                       (Chuck Berry)
    16/ What I've Been Waiting For              (Fair, Kramer)
    17/ Load And Mount                          (Kramer)  
    18/ Nosferatu                               (Fair, Kramer)
    19/ Twist And Shout                         (Medley, Russell)
    20/ King Kong                               (Daniel Johnston)
    21/ Rockin' Chair                           (Hoagy Carmichael)
    22/ Easy To See                             (Fair, Kramer)
    23/ On The Sunny Side Of The Street         (Fields, McHugh)
    24/ Paths Of Glory                          (traditional)

    Recorded at Noise, New York

  Jad Fair: vocals; Kramer: ???; Don Fleming: guitar; Penn Jillette: vocals 
  (19); David Licht: percussion; John Zorn: alto; Rebby Sharp: banjo, vocals; 
  Thurston Moore: guitar (20); Kim Gordon: bass (20); Scott Jarvis: drums 
  (21).
    
    1988 - Shimmy-Disc (USA), Shimmy-000000000000012 (LP)
    1988 - Shimmy Disc Europe (Netherland), SDE 8802 (LP)
    ???? - Shimmy Disc (USA), Shimmy-84912 (CD)
    1989 - Shimmy Disc Europe (Netherland), SDE 8912 CD (CD)
    1999 - Shimmy-Disc (USA), SHM-5012 (CD)

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063 - NUIT DES SOLOS: solo performances during the festival of Vandoeuvre-les-
  Nancy

  This record features solo improvisations by David Moss, Elliott Sharp, Jill
  Jaffee, Anthony Coleman, Jean-Francois Pauvros, Jagger Naut, Christian 
  Marclay, Carol Emanuel, Tom Cora, Guigou Chenevier, Louis Sclavis, John 
  Zorn, Wayne Horvitz, Jon Rose.

    13/ no title                                                         4:20
  
    Recorded live at Vandoeuvre (France) on May 22nd, 1987

  John Zorn: alto.

    1988 - Van d'Oeuvre (France), 8802 (LP)

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064 - GREED: Ambitious Lovers

    1/ Copy Me                                  (Lindsay, Scherer)       3:44
    2/ Privacy                                  (Lindsay, Scherer)       3:44
    3/ Caso                                     (Lindsay, Scherer)       2:41
    4/ King                                     (Lindsay, Scherer)       4:35
    5/ Omotesando                               (Lindsay, Scherer)       1:35
    6/ Too Far                                  (Lindsay, Scherer)       3:01
    7/ Love Overlap                             (Lindsay, Scherer)       4:39
    8/ Admit it                                 (Lindsay, Scherer)       3:44
    9/ Steel Wool                               (Lindsay, Scherer)       1:01
    10/ Para Nao Contrariar Voce                (Paulinho Da Viola)      2:37
    11/ Quasi You                               (Lindsay, Scherer)       4:24
    12/ It Only Has To Happen Once              (Lindsay, Scherer)       3:40
    13/ Dot Stuff                               (Lindsay, Scherer)       0:58

  Vernon Reid (1,2,7): guitar; Nana Vasconcelos (1,7,8,11,12): percussion;
  D.K. Dyson (1,7,8,11): background vocals; Melvin Gibbs: bass; John Zorn (2,
  8): alto; Bernard Fowler (2): vocals; Steve Horton (4): percussion, guitar;
  Sergio Brandao: cavaquinho; John Lurie (5): saxophone; Gail Lou (7,8,11): 
  background vocals; Bill Frisell (9,10): guitar; Joey Baron (9,10): drums;
  Jill Jaffe (12): violin; Arto Lindsay: vocal, guitar; Peter Scherer: key-
  boards, synthesizer bass, drum programming and sampling.
  
    1988 - Virgin (USA), 1-90903 (LP)
    1988 - Virgin (USA), 7 90903-2 (CD)
    1996 - Virgin (UK), CDV2545 (CD)

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065 - THE TECHNOLOGY OF TEARS: Fred Frith

  The Technology Of Tears
    1/ Sadness, Its Bones Bleached Behind Us    (Frith)                 13:05
    2/ You Are What You Eat                     (Frith)                 19:01
    3/ The Palace Of Laughter, The Technology Of Tears
                                                (Frith)                 10:08
  Jigsaw
    4/ Jigsaw                                   (Frith)                 14:39
    5/ Jigsaw Coda                              (Frith)                  3:04
  Propaganda
    6/ Shelter For Them All                     (Frith)                  1:36
    7/ A Deeper Understanding Of Conflict       (Frith)                  0:54
    8/ The Turning Of An Hourglass              (Frith)                  2:04
    9/ Birth Of A Rebel                         (Frith)                  1:51
    10/ Your Beautiful Corpse                   (Frith)                  1:17
    11/ The Excellent Hyena                     (Frith)                  1:25
    12/ The Old Man Moves A Mountain            (Frith)                  1:06
    13/ The Wolf Demon (part 1)                 (Frith)                  1:07
    14/ Meditation Upon Propaganda              (Frith)                  3:06
    15/ Liberty                                 (Frith)                  1:59
    16/ The Relentless Landscape                (Frith)                  0:59
    17/ The Gaze That Sings                     (Frith)                  1:03
    18/ The Wolf Demon (part 2)                 (Frith)                  1:05
    19/ Rashomon                                (Frith)                  3:30

    (1-3) recorded at BC Studio, June 1986 and Noise New York, November 1986-
    January 1987
    (4-5) recorded at Noise, October 1986
    (6-19) recorded at Noise, April 1987

  John Zorn (1-3): alto; Tenko (1-3): voice; Christian Marclay (1-3): turnta-
  bles; Jim Staley (4-5): trombone; Fred Frith: guitars, violin, other instru-
  ments.

    1988 - RecRec Music (Switzerland), RecRec 20 (2xLP)
    1988 - RecRec Music (Switzerland), reCDec 20 (CD)
    1988 - SST (USA), SST 172 (2xLP/CT)
    1988 - SST (USA), SST 172 (CD)

  Note: tracks (6-19) are not available on the CD pressings.

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066 - REPLICANT WALK: Friction

    2/ Bad Luck                                 (Reck)                   
    6/ Burn Don                                 (Reck)

  Reck: bass, vocals, guitars; Sato Minoru: drums; Serigano: synthesizer; Higo 
  Hiroshi: guitars; John Zorn: alto.

    1988 - Enemy/Wax Records (USA), EMY 109 (LP)
    1988 - Wax Records (USA), 32WXD-110 (CD)
    1989 - Enemy (Germany), EMY 109 (LP)
    1989 - Enemy (Germany), EMY CD 109 (CD)

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067 - SAWTOOTH: Blind Idiot God

    4/ Purged Specimen                          (Zorn)                   
    
  Andy Hawkins: guitar; Gabe Katz: bass; Ted Epstein: drums; John Zorn: alto.

    1988 (1989?) - Enemy Records, EMY 12001 (12" EP)

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068 - UNDERTOW: Blind Idiot God

    11/ Purged Specimen                         (Zorn)                   1:53

    Recorded at B.C. Studios by Martin Bisi, May & June, 1988

  Andy Hawkins: guitar; Gabe Katz: bass; Ted Epstein: drums; John Zorn: alto
  (11).

    1988 - Enemy Records, EMY 107 (CD)

  Note: (11) is not available on the LP.

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069 - LIVE: Hikashu

    1-17/ all Japanese titles

    Produced by Hikashu

  Koichi Makigami: vocals; Mita Freeman: guitar, vocals; Makoto Inoue: synthe-
  sizer; Masami Sakaide: bass; Kazuhiro Nomoto: reeds; Masaru Taniguti: drums;
  John Zorn (4,9): alto.

    1988 - Puzzlin' Record (Japan), 32PD001 (CD)

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070 - WHAT THE HELL IS JAZID? various artists

  This record features Friction (1), III. Art (2), The Stalin (3), Sadato (4),
  The Pachinko Fake (5), Thats (6), Stockhouse'n Sadato (7).

  John Zorn plays on one track with Friction:

    1/ Burn Don                                 (Friction)               3:38

    1989 - Strange Ways Records (?), Subway 1/Efa 15097 (LP)

  See REPLICANT WALK (1988) for further references on (1).

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071 - SLAVES OF NEW YORK: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack

  This soundtrack features Ambitious Lovers, Boy George, Neneh Cherry, Inner
  City, PIL, Ziggy Marley and The Melody Makers, Les Rita Mitsouko, Iggy Pop,
  Maxi Priest.

    7/ Admit It                                 (Lindsay, Scherer)       3:43

    1989 - Virgin Records, 91229-1 (LP)
    1989 - Virgin Records (USA), 91229-2 (CD)

  See GREED (1988) for further references.

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072 - LATE IN THE 20TH CENTURY II: New Recording from Elektra/Nonesuch

  This record features music by Steve Reich, Bob Telson, Lee Breuer, J.S.
  Bach, Philip Glass, Carlos Paredes, Igor Stravinsky, Arvo Part, Wayne
  Horvitz, MFSB, Ornette Coleman, Akiko Yano, Bill Frisell, Gipsy King.
  
    12/ Good Old Days                           (Ornette Coleman)        2:46

    1989 - Elektra/Nonesuch, 9 79221-2 (CD)

  See SPY VS SPY (1989) for further references.

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073 - SPY VS SPY, THE MUSIC OF ORNETTE COLEMAN: John Zorn

    1/ WRU                                      (Ornette Coleman)        2:38
    2/ Chronology                               (Ornette Coleman)        1:08
    3/ Word For Bird                            (Ornette Coleman)        1:14
    4/ Good Old Days                            (Ornette Coleman)        2:44
    5/ The Disguise                             (Ornette Coleman)        1:18
    6/ Enfant                                   (Ornette Coleman)        2:37
    7/ Rejoicing                                (Ornette Coleman)        1:38
    8/ Blues Connotation                        (Ornette Coleman)        1:05
    9/ C&D                                      (Ornette Coleman)        3:05
    10/ Chippie                                 (Ornette Coleman)        1:08
    11/ Peace Warriors                          (Ornette Coleman)        1:20
    12/ Ecars                                   (Ornette Coleman)        2:28
    13/ Feet Music                              (Ornette Coleman)        4:45
    14/ Broadway Blues                          (Ornette Coleman)        3:42
    15/ Space Church                            (Ornette Coleman)        2:28
    16/ Zig Zag                                 (Ornette Coleman)        2:54
    17/ Mob Job                                 (Ornette Coleman)        4:24
  
    Recorded at Power Station, New York City on August 18 and 19, 1988
  
  John Zorn: alto; Tim Berne: alto; Mark Dresser: bass; Joey Baron: drums; 
  Michael Vatcher: drums.

    1989 - Elektra/Musician (USA), 9 60844-1 (LP)
    1989 - Elektra/Musician (USA), 9 60844-2 (CD)
    1989 - Elektra/Musician (USA), 9 60844-4 (CT)

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074 - DRIVE TO HEAVEN, WELCOME TO CHAOS: various artists 

  This record features songs by Henry Kaiser, Picky Picnic, Andreas Dorau, 
  Constance Towers, Fred Frith, Syzygys, Lost Gringos, Laemonz, Der Plan, 
  Tipographica, Pyrolator, Jumbo, Exp, John Zorn, Bun Itakura.

  John Zorn plays on one track (with Blind Idiot God):
    
    16/ Purged Specimen                         (Zorn)                   1:54

    Recorded and mixed February 20, 1989 at B.C. Studio, Brooklyn, New York

  John Zorn: alto; Andy Hawkins: guitar; Gabe Katz: bass; Ted Epstein: drums. 

    1989 - Wave/Panic Records (Japan), Eva 2010 (CD)

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075 - BEFORE WE WERE BORN: Bill Frisell

  Though John Zorn does not play on this record, The Bill Frisell Band plays a 
  composition arranged by him (Hard Plains Drifter).

    1/ Before We Were Born                      (Frisell)                6:46
    Some Song And Dance                         (Frisell)
      2/ Freddy's Step                                                   3:02
      3/ Love Motel                                                      6:43
      4/ Pip, Squeak                                                     5:27
      5/ Goodbye                                                         1:37
    6/ Hard Plains Drifter                      (Frisell, Zorn)         13:18
    7/ The Lone Ranger                          (Frisell)                7:30
    8/ Steady, Girl                             (Frisell, Lindsay)       2:08

    (1,7,8) recorded at Skyline Studios, Platinum Island and Creative Audio
    Recording, New York City in August 1988
    (2-5) recorded at Power Station, New York City in September 1988
    (6) recorded at Sound on Sound Recording, New York City in September 1988
    (1,7,8) produced by Peter Scherer and Arto Lindsay
    (2-5) produced by Lee Townsend
    (6) produced by John Zorn

  Bill Frisell: guitars, banjo; Arto Lindsay (1,7,8): guitar, voice; Peter
  Scherer (1,7,8): keyboards, drum programming; Joey Baron: drums, percussion,
  electronics; Hank Roberts (2-6): cello, voice; Kermit Driscoll (2-6): bass,
  electric bass; Julius Hemphill (2-5): alto; Billy Drewes (2-5): alto; Doug
  Wieselman (2-5): baritone saxophone; Cyro Baptista (7): shaker.

    1989 - Elektra/Musician (USA), 9 60843-1 (LP)
    1989 - Elektra/Musician (USA), 9 60843-2 (CD)
    1989 - Elektra/Musician (USA), 9 60843-4 (CT)
    1989 - Elektra/Musician (Germany), 960 843-1 (LP)
    1989 - Elektra/Musician (Germany), 960 843-2 (CD)
    1989 - Elektra/Musician (Germany), 960 843-4 (CT)

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076 - 100 OF THE WORLD'S MOST BEAUTIFUL MELODIES: Nicolas Collins

  Nicolas Collins in duos with Pippin Barnett, Anthony Coleman, Tom Cora, 
  Peter Cusak, Shelley Hirsch, George Lewis, Christian Marclay, Ben Neill, 
  Zeena Parkins, Robert Poss, Ned Rothenberg, Elliott Sharp, Davey Williams, 
  John Zorn, Peter Zummo.

    12/ no title                                                         0:40
    13/ no title                                                         0:46
    15/ no title                                                         0:28
    16/ no title                                                         0:39
    17/ no title                                                         0:29
    27/ no title                                                         0:53

  Nicolas Collins: trombone propelled electronics, radio, tapes; John Zorn: 
  alto.

    1989 - Trace Elements, TE-1018 (CD)

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077 - THE BAND THAT WOULD BE KING: Half Japanese

    21/ Ride Ride Ride                                                   0:32

  Jad Fair: vocals, guitar, harmonica; Don Fleming: guitar, vocal; Mr. J. 
  Rice: guitar; Kramer: organ, bass; Scott Jarvis: drums; Rob Kennedy: bass; 
  John Zorn: alto.

    1989 - 50 Skidillion Watts Records (USA), Half 8-1 (LP)
    1989 - 50 Skidillion Watts Records (USA), Half 8-1 (CD)
    1989 - No Man's Land (Germany), nml 8817 CD (CD)
    1993 - Fire Records/Paperhouse Records, PAPCD 18 (CD)

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078 - COMME DES GARCONS, VOLUME ONE: Seigen Ono 

    1/ Something To Hold On To                  (Ono, Lindsay)           5:15
    2/ Have You Seen It Yet?                    (Ono)                    0:45
    3/ All Men Are Heels                        (Ono, Lindsay)           5:52
    4/ Round The Globe                          (Ono, Scherer)           6:15
    5/ Hunting For Lions                        (Ono, Lurie, Ehrlich)    5:16
    6/ Look For An Afternoon                    (Ono, Emanuel, Jaffe)    3:16
    7/ Pessoa Quase Certa                       (Ono, Lindsay)           7:06
    8/ After You...                             (Ono)                    3:16
    9/ 5.40 am View Of Empire                   (Ono, Zorn)              5:22

    (1,3,4,6) recorded at D & D and Media Sound, New York City in August 1987
    (2,7) recorded at Media Sound, New York City in August 1987
    (4) saxophone recorded at Platinum Island, New York City in January 1989
    (5) recorded at DAMES, Paris in September 1987
    (8) recorded at V.F.V. Studio, Tokyo in December 1987
    (9) recorded at CBS/Sony Roppongi, Tokyo in December 1987
    Produced by Seigen Ono

  Seigen Ono: SP 12, keyboard, charango; Arto Lindsay (1,2,4,6,7): guitar, 
  voice, SP 12; Bill Frisell (1,4): guitar; John Zorn (1,3,9): alto; Michael 
  Blair (1,3): box marimba, percussion; Hank Roberts (1,2,3,6): cello; Carol 
  Emanuel (1,2,6,7): keyboard, harp, voice; Ned Rothenberg (1,2,3,6): bass 
  clarinet; Peter Scherer (1,2,4): key-bass, piano, keyboard, SP 12; Jill 
  Jaffe (1,2,3,4,6,7): viola, violin, voice; Mac Quayle (1,3,4,6): program-
  ming; Sussan Deihim (3): voice, walking steps; Roy Nathanson (4): saxophone;  
  John Lurie (5): saxophone; Loy Ehrlich (5): bolong, gimbri, keyboard; Abdou 
  M'Boup (5): talking drum, African percussion; Curtis Fowlkes (6): trombone;  
  Tatsuji Kim (8): programming; Fusanosuke Kondo (9): guitar; Hideo Yamaki 
  (9): drums; Tatsuo Kondoh (9): piano, keyboard.

    1989 - Venture/Virgin (UK), VE 51 (LP)
    1989 - Venture/Virgin, CDVE 51 (CD)
    1989 - Tokuma (Japan), 407 (CD)
    1990 - Caroline, 1656 (CD)
    1995 - Saidera Records (Japan) SD-1001-2 (2xCD)

  Note: the 2xCD pressing also contains COMME DES GARCONS, VOLUME TWO.

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079 - COMME DES GARCONS, VOLUME TWO: Seigen Ono

    1/ Julia                                    (Ono, Jaffe)             4:10
    2/ Carnation                                (Ono, Lurie)             4:15
    3/ If You Only Knew                         (Ono, Lurie)             2:33
    4/ You Will Be All Right                    (Ono, Lindsay)           2:58
    5/ Pastorinhas/Bandeira Branca/Mascara Negra(Max Nunes, L. Alves)    8:21
    6/ Galope                                   (Gonzaga Jr.)            3:15
    7/ Roman Marching Band                      (Ono, Nathanson)         4:00
    8/ Ta. Ta. Ta.                              (Ono)                    6:16
    9/ Louis-San                                (Nathanson)              3:22
    10/ Staying On The Beach All Day            (Ono, Nathanson)         4:19
    11/ Another Groove                          (Ono, Nathanson)         3:13
    12/ On The Sunny Side Of The Street         (J. McHugh, D. Fields)   2:15
    13/ Finale                                  (SO,HY,JZ,CJS,KDS)       9:04

    (1,2,3) recorded at Media Sound, New York City in January 1988
    (4) recorded at Quad, New York City in March 1988
    (5,6) recorded at Multi Studios, Rio De Janeiro in February 1988
    (5) strings recorded at 39th St. Music, New York City in March 1988
    (10) recorded
    (7,8,9,10,11,12) recorded at Sound On Sound, New York City in October 1988
    (13) recorded at CBS/Sony Roppongi, Tokyo in December 1987
    Produced by Seigen Ono

  Seigen Ono: voice, percussion, piano, guitar; Alfredo Pedernera (1,2,3): 
  bandoneon; Maxine Neuman (1,2,3,5): cello; Jill Jaffe (1,2,3,4,5): viola, 
  violin, voice; Carol Emanuel (1,4): harp, voice; John Beal (1): contrabass;
  Judy Geist (2): viola; Bill Frisell (4): guitar; Arto Lindsay (4): guitar, 
  voice; Tete (4): Who is she?; Keiko (4): voice; Marlene (5,6): vocal; 
  Armando Martinez (5,6): piano; Nelson Martins (5,6): trombone; Helcio 
  Brenha (5,6): saxophone; Jayme (5,6): trumpet; Mentirinha (5,6): percussion;
  Joaquim Henriques (5,6): drums; Aldemir Bruzaca (5,6): bass, backing vocal, 
  voice; Pedrinho Rodriguez (5,6): backing vocal, voice; Marcia Regina (5,6): 
  backing vocal, voice; Marlene fan club (5): background vocals; Helio Delmiro 
  (6): guitar; Roy Nathanson (7,8,9,10,11,12): saxophone, vocal; Dougie Bowne 
  (7): marching drum; Bill Ware (7,8,9,10,11): vibes, marimba; Bob Stewart 
  (7,9): tuba; Curtis Fowlkes (7,8,10,11): trombone; Marc Ribot (7,8,9,10,11,
  12): banjo, cornet, guitar; E.J. Rodriguez (7,8,9,10,11,12): percussion, 
  drums; Brad Jones (8,10,11,12): contrabass; Jim Nolet (9,10,11): violin; 
  Fred Frith (13): guitar; John Zorn (13): alto; Hideo Yamaki (13): lot of 
  drums, balaphone; Choi Jong-Shil (13): buk, k'kwaenggwari; Kim Duk-Soo (13): 
  changgo; Haruo Togashi (13): piano, keyboard; Tatsuo Kondoh (13): accordion.

    1989 - Venture/Virgin (UK), VE 52 (LP)
    1989 - Venture/Virgin, CDVE 52 (CD)
    1989 - Tokuma (Japan), 408 (CD)
    1990 - Caroline, 1657 (CD)
    1995 - Saidera Records (Japan) SD-1001-2 (2xCD)

  Note: the 2xCD pressing also contains COMME DES GARCONS, VOLUME ONE.

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080 - RODAN: Sato Michihiro

  This record features Sato Michihiro in different combinations with Bill 
  Frisell, Fred Frith, Tenko, Mark Miller, Nicolas Collins, Christian Marclay,
  Steve Coleman, Toh Ban Djan (Ikue Mori, Luli Shioi), Semantics (Elliott 
  Sharp, Samm Bennett, Ned Rothenberg), Tom Cora, Joey Baron, Mark Dresser,
  Gerry Hemingway.

    Recorded at Baby Monster Studio, New York City on April 11-16, 1988

    1989 - Hat Hut (Switzerland), hat Art CD 6015 (CD)

  Note: recording directed and produced by John Zorn (John Zorn does not play
  on this record).

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081 - MORE ENCORES: Christian Marclay

  Each piece is composed entirely of records by the artist after whom it is
  titled. "John Cage" is a recording of a collage made by cutting slices from
  several records and gluing them back into a single disc. In all other pieces
  the records were mixed and manipulated on multiple turntables and recorded
  analog with the use of overdubbing. A hand-crank gramophone was used in
  "Louis Armstrong".

    1/ Johann Strauss                                                    2:54
    2/ John Zorn                                                         2:57
    3/ Martin Denny                                                      2:47
    4/ Frederic Chopin                                                   2:40
    5/ Fred Frith                                                        3:29
    6/ Louis Armstrong                                                   2:27
    7/ Arthur Ferrante & Louis Teicher                                   2:32
    8/ John Cage                                                         2:06
    9/ Maria Callas                                                      3:04
    10/ Jimi Hendrix                                                     2:58
    11/ Jane Birkin & Serge Gainsbourg                                   2:40
    12/ Christian Marclay                                                2:29

    (1,3) recorded at King St. Studio in July 1987
    (2,6,7,10) recorded at Horvitz Studio in January 1987
    (4) recorded at Noise, New York in August 1987
    (5,8,9,11,12) recorded at Harmonic Ranch in May 1988

  Christian Marclay: turntables.

    1989 - No Man's Land (Germany), nml 8816 (10" LP)
    1997 - ReR Megacorp (UK), ReR CM1 (CD)
    1997 - ReR Megacorp (UK), ReR CMV1 (10")

  Note: the CD is a limited edition of 1000 copies.
  Note: the 10" LP reissue is a limited edition.
  Note: though John Zorn does not play on this record, his music is extensi-
  vely sampled by Marclay.

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082 - CYNICAL HYSTERIE HOUR: John Zorn

  Music for a Japanese children's cartoon show.
  
    Trip Coaster                                 (Zorn)
      1/ Hysteric Logo                                                   0:22
      2/ Walk To Park                                                    1:06
      3/ Fanfare-Coaster 1                                               1:06
      4/ Coaster 2                                                       0:48                                             
      5/ Fighting Pirates-Yakisoba                                       1:41
      6/ Coaster Trip                                                    1:36

    Recorded at Shelly Palmer Studio, New York City in October 1988
    
  Bill Frisell: electric guitar, banjo; Carol Emanuel: harp; Wayne Horvitz:
  keyboards; Kermit Driscoll: acoustic & electric bass; Bobby Previte: drums,
  percussion; Cyro Baptista: brazilian percussion; Christian Marclay: turn-
  tables.

    Ch Ch Ch Change                             (Zorn)
      7/ 1st Hit/2nd Hit                                                 0:11
      8/ Run Across Hit                                                  0:04
      9/ Run To Station                                                  0:16
      10/ Punk Rock Hero                                                 0:46
      11/ Micky Mousing                                                  0:10
      12/ Abacus Waltz                                                   0:38
      13/ Punk Rebel/Walking Home Tsunta's Theme                         3:35
      14/ End Title                                                      0:10

    Recorded at Shelly Palmer Studio, New York City in October 1988
    
  Arto Lindsay: electric guitar; Robert Quine: electric guitar; Marc Ribot:
  electric guitar, banjo; Carol Emanuel: harp; Peter Scherer: keyboards; David
  Hofstra: acoustic & electric bass; Cyro Baptista: brazilian percussion; 
  Bobby Previte: drums, percussion.

    Through The Night                           (Zorn)
      15/ Through The Night/And The Day                                  1:29
      16/ Home Sweet Home                                                1:47
      17/ Making Ramen At Midnight                                       0:34
      18/ Scary Moonlight/Next Morning                                   1:53

    Recorded at Shelly Palmer Studio, New York City in January 1989

  Marc Ribot: acoustic & electric guitar, banjo; Carol Emanuel: harp; Jill
  Jaffee: violin, viola; Maxine Neuman: cello; Peter Scherer: keyboards; David
  Hofstra: acoustic & electric bass, tuba; Cyro Baptista: brazilian percus-
  sion; Ikue Mori: drum machine.

    Bubblin' Singin'                            (Zorn)
      19/ (My Favorite Things)-(Curry Rice)                              2:18
      20/ (Omelet Punk 1)                                                0:21
      21/ Classical                                                      0:26
      22/ Sound Effects                                                  0:44
      23/ Onion Samba                                                    0:53
      24/ (Omelet Punk 2)                                                0:28
      25/ (Me And My Hamburger)-Final Samba                              1:04
      26/ Surfing Samba                                                  1:10

    Recorded at Shelly Palmer Studio, New York City in January 1989

  Bill Frisell: electric & acoustic guitar, banjo; Robert Quine: electric gui-
  tar; Carol Emanuel: harp; Peter Scherer: keyboards; David Hofstra: electric
  & acoustic bass, tuba; Cyro Baptista: brazilian percussion; Bobby Previte: 
  drums, percussion; Arto Lindsay: vocal; Kiriko Kubo: vocal.

    1989 - CBS/Sony, 24DH 5291 (CD)    
    1997 - Tzadik (USA), TZ 7315 (CD)

  Note: the Tzadik reissue is also called FILMWORKS VII.

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083 - CYNICAL HYSTERIE HOUR - TRIP COASTER: John Zorn    

    Trip Coaster                                (Zorn)                   7:35
      1/ Hysteric Logo
      2/ Walk To Park
      3/ Fanfare-Coaster
      4/ Coaster
      5/ Fighting Pirates-Yakisoba
      6/ Coaster Trip

    1989 - CBS/Sony, 10EH 3327 (3" CD)

  See CYNICAL HYSTERIE HOUR (1989) for further references.

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084 - I PASSED FOR HUMAN: Mark Bingham

    1/ Short Wave                               (Bingham)                2:49
    2/ Cain Had Relations                       (Bingham)                2:59
    3/ Things I'd Like                          (Ginsberg, Stampfel,
                                                Bingham)                 4:44
    4/ His Children Think He's In Heaven        (Bingham)                4:30
    5/ Blood Music                              (Bingham)                6:40
    6/ Giant Steps                              (Coltrane)               2:16
    7/ She Belongs To The Start Of Time         (Bingham)                4:30
    8/ Another Jimi Hendrix                     (Bingham)                3:38
    9/ Sam The Banana Man                       (Ginsberg, Bingham)      4:03
    10/ French Lessons                          (Bingham)                4:29
    11/ Delta Sierra                            (Bingham)                3:28
    12/ Outcast Lament                          (Bingham)                3:07

    Recorded and mixed at Paris Records (Dallas), Gramavision (New York),
    Kampo Cultural Center (New York), The Living Room (New York)
      
  Joey Baron (1,2,7-10): drums; Brenden Harkin (1,7-10): bass, guitar; Mark 
  Bingham: S-50, guitar, voice, DX-7; Brian Cullman (1): samples; John Mooney
  (1-11): slide guitar, guitar; John Cleary (2-5,8-10): bass, S-50, guitar, 
  piano, organ, voice; Steve Swallow (2-6,11,12): bass; John Scofield (2-7,
  10-12): guitar; Lea Floden (2): voice; Elliott Sharp (2,11): tenor; John 
  Zorn (2,6,11): alto; Ricky Sebastian (3-6,11): drums; Michael Blair (3,6,8,
  9): cowbells, percussion, thumb ring, shaker; Ethyl Eichenberger (3): voice;
  Allen Ginsberg (3,9): voice; Miles Green (3,9,11): voice, recitation on 
  (11); Michael Smith (3): voice; Peter Stampfel (3): voice; Hal Willner (3):
  voice; Syd Straw (4): voice; Franklin Espinal (9): voice.

    1989 - Dog Gone Records, DOG-0006 (LP)
    1989 - Dog Gone Records, DOG-0006-CD (CD)
    1989 - Sky Ranch Records (France), SR 652305 (CD)

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085 - SORE KARA: Jagatara

    1/ Taboo Syndrome (Iccha Ikenai Shoukougun)
    2/ Godfather (Kuromaku)
    3/ Black Joke (Ki No Kiita Serifu)
    4/ Cash Card (Ka-Dojidai No Makuake)
    5/ Tsunagatta Sekai (Fuck Off!! Nostradamus)
    6/ Aru Heibon'Na Otoko No Ichinichi (A Day In The Life Of A Man)
    7/ Chuusan Kaikyuu Harlem - Ko John Lenon To Zen Fork Musician Ni Sasagu -
       (Middle Class Harlem)
    8/ Gan'Nen No Dodge Ball (Hei Say!)

  Akemi Edo: vocal; Nabe Chang: bass, chorus; Ebby: guitar, chorus; Oto: gui-
  tar, MC500, chorus; Teiyu: drums; Tomohiro Yahiro: percussions; Yohichi
  Murata: trombone; Masami Shinoda: saxophones; Ken Kitamura: keyboards;
  Sasuga Minami: chorus; Yukarin: chorus; Tetsuji Yoshida: trumpet; Kazutoki
  Umezu (5): alto, chorus; John Zorn (7): alto; Takeroh Sekijima (6): tuba;
  Hamza El Din (7): tar; Oh Akioka (6): cavaquinho; Yan Tomita (6): steel pan;
  Haruo Chikada (5): chorus; Ecd (5): chorus; Takayoshi Matsunaga (4): wood-
  bass; Tomohiro Karino (7): acoustic guitar; Mayumi Yokota (7) poem reading;
  Kumi Toyokawa (8): chorus; Hiroshi Kawabe (8): chorus; Miki Kojima (8):
  chorus; Kyoko Okamoto (8): chorus; Takuya Harada (8): chorus; Kotoko Harada
  (8) chorus; Chieko Beauty (8): chorus; Yasuo Yagi (8): chorus.

    1989 - BMG/RCA (Japan), R32H-1076 (CD)

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086 - MONICA TORNERA DOMENICA SERA: Seigen Ono

    1/ I Do Love You a Little                   (Ono)
    2/ Monica Tornera Domenica Sera             (Ono)

    1989 - Virgin (Japan), VJD-10218 (3" CD)

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087 - BANDES ORIGINALES DU JOURNAL SPIROU: various artists

  Contains music by Clive Bell, Steve Beresford, Tony Coe, Mike Cooper, Lol
  Coxhill, Philippe Deschepper, Tohban Djan, Michel Doneda, Max Eastley,  
  Stuart Elliott, Tony Hymas, Jean Mereu, Jean-Francois Pauvros, Yves Robert,
  David Weinstein, John Zorn.

  Zorn composed two tracks and plays on one with Blind Idiot God: 
  
    8/ Nuit Blanche Pour Les Gorilles           (Zorn)                   3:57
    14/ Spirou et Fantasio a New York           (Zorn)                   1:46

    Recorded at Sorcerer Studio, New York

  John Zorn (14): alto; Andy Hawkins: guitar, vocals; Gabriel Katz: bass, 
  vocals; Ted Epstein: drums, vocals.

    1989 - Nato (France), Nato 1715/1774 (2xLP)
    1989 - Nato (France), Nato CD 1715/1774 (2xCD)
    1992 - Nato (France), 53020.2 (2xCD)
    199? - Nato (France), 777 716/777 717 (2xCD)

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088 - NAKED CITY: John Zorn

    1/ Batman                                   (Zorn)                   1:58
    2/ The Sicilian Clan                        (Ennio Morricone)        3:27
    3/ You Will Be Shot                         (Zorn)                   1:29
    4/ Latin Quarter                            (Zorn)                   4:05
    5/ A Shot in the Dark                       (Henry Mancini)          3:09
    6/ Reanimator                               (Zorn)                   1:34
    7/ Snagglepuss                              (Zorn)                   2:14
    8/ I Want to Live                           (Johnny Mandel)          2:08
    9/ Lonely Woman                             (Ornette Coleman)        2:38
    10/ Igneous Ejaculation                     (Zorn)                   0:20
    11/ Blood Duster                            (Zorn)                   0:13
    12/ Hammerhead                              (Zorn)                   0:08
    13/ Demon Sanctuary                         (Zorn)                   0:38
    14/ Obeah Man                               (Zorn)                   0:17
    15/ Ujaku                                   (Zorn)                   0:27
    16/ Fuck the Facts                          (Zorn)                   0:11
    17/ Speedball                               (Zorn)                   0:37
    18/ Chinatown                               (Jerry Goldsmith)        4:23
    19/ Punk China Doll                         (Zorn)                   3:01
    20/ N.Y. Flat Top Box                       (Zorn)                   0:43
    21/ Saigon Pickup                           (Zorn)                   4:46
    22/ The James Bond Theme                    (John Barry)             3:03
    23/ Den of Sins                             (Zorn)                   1:08
    24/ Contempt                                (Georges Delerue)        2:49
    25/ Graveyard Shift                         (Zorn)                   3:25
    26/ Inside Straight                         (Zorn)                   4:10
  
  John Zorn: alto; Bill Frisell: guitar; Wayne Horvitz: keyboards; Fred Frith: 
  bass; Joey Baron: drums; Yamatsuka Eye: vocals.

    1990 - Elektra Nonesuch (USA), 9 79238-1 (LP)
    1990 - Elektra Nonesuch (USA), 9 79238-2 (CD)
    1990 - Elektra Nonesuch (USA), 9 79238-4 (CT)
    1990 - Elektra Nonesuch (Germany), 9 79238-1 (LP)
    1990 - Elektra Nonesuch (Germany), 7559-79238-2 (CD)

  Note: (23,24,25) are not available on the LP pressings.
  Note: according to Fred Frith, the name envisionned for Naked City was
  Hips Row.

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089 - LIVE AT THE KNITTING FACTORY, VOLUME 3: various artists

  This record features songs by Doctor Nerve, No Safety, Gentle Safe and
  Natural, The Thomas Chapin Trio, Negativland, Brandon Ross, Don Byron,
  Marilyn Crispell, Andrew Cyrille, Slan, No Safety.

  John Zorn plays on two tracks with Slan:

    9/ Rictus                                                            2:05
    10/ Z.O.G.                                                           2:15

    Recorded at the Knitting Factory, New York City on January 16, 1990

  John Zorn: alto; Elliott Sharp: doubleneck guitarbass; Ted Epstein: drums.

    1990 - A&M Records (USA), SP 5299 (LP)
    1990 - A&M Records (USA), 75021 5299 2 (CD)
    1990 - A&M Records (USA), SP 5299 4 (CT)
    1990 - Enemy (Germany), EMY 113 (LP)
    1990 - Enemy (Germany), EMCD 113/EFA 03513-26 (CD)
    1991 (?) - Enemy (Germany), EMCD 120 KFW B1234 (4xCD)
    1991 - Knitting Factory Works (USA), KFWCD-99 (CD)
    1993 - Knitting Factory Works (USA), KFWCD-12345 (5xCD)

  Note: two tracks are missing on the LP pressings (which ones?).
  Note: the 5xCD box contains the five volumes LIVE AT THE KNITTING FACTORY.
  Note: the 4xCD box contains the first four volumes LIVE AT THE KNITTING 
  FACTORY.

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090 - STEP ACROSS THE BORDER: Fred Frith

  This record (soundtrack of a movie by Nicolas Humbert and Werner Penzel) 
  features Frith in different combinations with Iva Bittova, Hans Bruniusson, 
  Tom Cora, Tina Curran, Jean Derome, Pavel Fajt, Eino Haapala, Haco, Eitetsu
  Hayashi, Tim Hodgkinson, Lars Hollmer, Bill Laswell, Rene Lussier, Fred
  Maher, Kevin Norton, Bob Ostertag, Zeena Parkins, John Zorn.

    1/ Sparrow Song                             (Frith)