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Date: 21:34:03 on Saturday, December 13, 2008 [Post edited: 21:35:25 12/13/2008]
Name: musomike
Subject: An Evening With Windham Hill [live]



An Evening With Windham Hill Live (1983)

Recorded 10/9/82, at the Berklee Performance Center, Boston, MA. Includes music by Michael Hedges, Alex deGrassi, Will Ackerman, and George Winston. Michael’s contributions include “Rickover’s Dream” and “Spare Change” (a live version, with Michael Manring on fretless bass and Liz Story on piano, of the tune that reappeared on Aerial Boundaries as an electronic piece) as well as playing with George Winston on Will Ackerman’s “Hawk Circle”.



Label: Windham Hill Records
Catalog#: WD-1026
Format: CD, Album
Country: US
Released: 1983
Genre: Jazz
Style: New Age, Acoustic, Fusion, Contemporary Jazz
Credits: Artwork By [Design] - Anne Ackerman Robinson

Engineer [Assistant] - Don Mack
Engineer, Mixed By - Steven Miller
Featuring - Alex deGrassi* , Chuck Greenberg , Darol Anger , George Winston , Liz Story , Michael Hedges , William Ackerman
Other [Liner Notes] - William Ackerman
Photography [Cover] - Jerry Lukowicz
Producer - Alex deGrassi* , Steven Miller , William Ackerman
Technician [Remote Recording Crew Chief] - Bill Straus*
Technician [Remote Recording Crew] - Bob Dickson , Nick Gutfreund

Notes: "On October 9th, 1982, a group of ten Windham Hill musicians gathered for two shows at the Berklee Performance Center, Boston, massachussets. It was during those two shows that these recordings were made. The success of the Berklee Performance Center shows made it inevitable that other Windham Hill Evenings would follow, including Carnegie Hall, Davies Symphone Hall in San Francisco, the Wax Museum in Washington D.C., and Symphony Hall in Boston to date."

"An Evening with Windham Hill Live captures a 1982 concert at the Berklee Performance Center by several of the artists who made the label into a contemporary instrumental institution, including William Ackerman and Michael Hedges. All the musicians contribute solo tracks, including George Winston whose unaccompanied piano number closes the album. ~ Rodney Batdorf, All Music Guide"

90.2 MB - mp3 @ 320 kbps - nice cover set

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