Christopher Tree
At The Cathedral Of St. John The Divine (LP)
FormatLPLabelQuakebasket, Locust MusicGenreExperimental
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Christopher Tree and his Spontaneous Sound recorded in 1970 in New York's Cathedral of St. John the Divine, one of the largest churches in the world, and let its immense reverberation do part of the work. Gongs, bells, flutes and percussion, two long parts, and a note on the sleeve: no electronic sounds and no overdubbing.
It is music close to the meditative wing of the American underground of those years, between ritual and drone, released for the first time in 2002 by Quakebasket and Locust Music in a gatefold sleeve, with engineering by Marc Aubort.
Release notes
There are no electronic sounds or overdubbing on this record Engineered in New York City, 1970 © 2002 Christopher Tree ℗ 2002 Quakebasket In gatefold sleeve.
| A | Part 1 | ||
| B | Part 2 |
- Noah Wall
- Design, Layout
- Marc Aubort
- Engineer
- Erica Bricking
- Photography By [Stained Glass]
