Performer: Tomeka Reid
Genre: Jazz / Stage & Screen
Album: Hairy Who & The Chicago Imagists
Released: 2014
Style: Avant-garde Jazz, Soundtrack
MP3 version ZIP size: 1300 mb
FLAC version RAR size: 1244 mb
WMA version ZIP size: 1550 mb
Rating: 4.4
Votes: 258
Other Formats: MMF VOC MP3 MOD AUD MP2 AAC

Tracklist

1	Imaginist Theme	3:03
2	Hairy Shoes (Ed Paschke)	2:49
3	Tin Eared Tenor (Karl Wirsum)	1:58
4	The Enterprize Encounterized By The Spydar People (Gladys Nilsson)	1:48
5	Morbid Sunshine By A Miner's Artist (Jim Falconer)	1:14
6	3-D Do (Barbara Rossi)	2:48
7	Jizz And Jazz (Ray Yoshida)	1:30
8	Imaginst Theme (Reprise)	0:54
9	Glass Light	2:07
10	Palm Tree Lampshade (Suellen Rocca)	1:29
11	Bridged (Christina Ramberg)	2:49
12	Snooper Trooper (Jim Nutt)	1:32
13	Buttermilk Sky (Roger Brown)	1:11
14	Zero Dead Hero (Ed Flood)	2:46
15	The Design And The Dilemma (Art Green)	1:18
16	O, Number I (Don Baum)	0:59
17	Double Take (Sarah Canright)	3:10
18	Dappled Pleasure Dress (Philip Hanson)	0:48
19	Imagist Theme (Revised)	3:12

Companies, etc.

• Recorded At – Experimental Sound Studio
• Mixed At – Experimental Sound Studio
• Mastered At – Experimental Sound Studio

Credits

• Advisor [Musical Advisor], Liner Notes – John Corbett
• Cello, Vocals, Composed By, Music By [Improvisations] – Tomeka Reid
• Design – Sonnenzimmer
• Percussion – Adam Vida
• Recorded By, Mixed By, Mastered By – Alex Inglizian
• Vocals – Kiara Lanier (tracks: 12, 19)

Notes

Recorded May 2013, April - May 2014


"Chicago-based cellist and composer Tomeka Reid, a mainstay on the Windy City scene and an important contemporary member of the A.A.C.M., was commissioned to create original music for the first documentary to chronicle the Imagists, Chicago's hometown post-surrealists who exhibited together starting in the mid-1960s. Reid composed theme music for the film and made a wide range of multi-track improvisations based on moods, creating a tableau from which the film drew as it unwound the artists' circuitous tale. For the CD, Reid returned to the studio to make new versions of some of the tracks and to transform the extant material into a fully realized suite of music. It retains a sense of light-heartedness and depth, whimsy and melancholy, adding voice and percussion to her indelible cello."-John Corbett