Ways Out East, Ways Out West
by PHIL MINTON - VERYAN WESTON
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The Anarchist's Anthem
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Overture #1
01:19
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Glass Struggle
02:38
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Active Resistance
01:12
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The Dodo was Dreaming
01:39
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Overture #2
01:12
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Solidarity Forever
01:31
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Old Dan Tucker
02:26
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Go tell Aunt Nancy
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Oleo
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Big Rock Candy Mountain
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Which side are you on?
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about
Intakt CD 097
Phil Minton and Veryan Weston, friends for many years, wrote a vocal project for a six-member choir on the topic of anarchism back in 1993. In the middle of the project stood the life and work of the Russian anarchist Nestor Makhno. After many years of dealing with the content and music, however, the composers were led to create a reduced form, to a duo of voice and piano. The duo CD Phil Minton – Veryan Weston, with the two parts, “Ways Out East – Ways Out West,” is not only a homage to the forgotten anarchist Makhno, but also a declaration of love for the liberating-libertarian ideals of anarchism. Free improvisation flows into wonderful songs, exhilaration and wit cross over into melancholy.
Phil Minton and Veryan Weston, friends for many years, wrote a vocal project for a six-member choir on the topic of anarchism back in 1993. In the middle of the project stood the life and work of the Russian anarchist Nestor Makhno. After many years of dealing with the content and music, however, the composers were led to create a reduced form, to a duo of voice and piano. The duo CD Phil Minton – Veryan Weston, with the two parts, “Ways Out East – Ways Out West,” is not only a homage to the forgotten anarchist Makhno, but also a declaration of love for the liberating-libertarian ideals of anarchism. Free improvisation flows into wonderful songs, exhilaration and wit cross over into melancholy.
credits
released January 1, 2005
Phil Minton: Voice
Veryan Weston: Piano, Organ, Voice
Recorded March 27, 29, 1999 by Jeroen Visser at Rote Fabrik Zürich, Switzerland and Summer 2002 at St. Mary's Church Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire. Design: Fabrizio Gilardino, Photo: Francesca Pfeffer, Liner notes: Veryan Weston. Executive production: Fredi Bosshard and Patirk Landolt. Produced, published and copyright by Intakt Records.
Phil Minton: Voice
Veryan Weston: Piano, Organ, Voice
Recorded March 27, 29, 1999 by Jeroen Visser at Rote Fabrik Zürich, Switzerland and Summer 2002 at St. Mary's Church Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire. Design: Fabrizio Gilardino, Photo: Francesca Pfeffer, Liner notes: Veryan Weston. Executive production: Fredi Bosshard and Patirk Landolt. Produced, published and copyright by Intakt Records.
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