A Grand Apparatus, Discarded, by Keith Kelly Ask Not

A Grand Apparatus, Discarded

by Keith Kelly Ask Not

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1.	A Reminder of Absence 04:17	buy track
2.	A Ridgeline Unbroken 05:16	buy track
3.	Legend City Get Down 05:02	buy track
4.	Slow Money 02:46	buy track
5.	The Wiggle 04:27	buy track
6.	Being What Was, Only Once 04:39	buy track
7.	Chunk Chunk 06:55	buy track
8.	Highway Tilt 04:56	buy track
9.	Candy House 03:05	buy track
10.	A Stinging That 02:06	buy track
11.	Before the Conclave 11:11	buy track

about

Keith Kelly is an improvisor, composer, and educator who currently lives in Phoenix, AZ. Originally from the SF Bay Area, he performs regularly with Running From Bears, The Scorpion Decides, and Static Announcements. Keith teaches music humanities and music performance at Paradise Valley Community College and is the Coordinator of Education for Phoenix-based jazz performance and education non-profit, The Nash.

Ask Not is a collection of improvising musicians led by Keith Kelly. Ari Chersky, Doug, Stuart, and Shaun Lowecki bring their broad music tastes and experiences together to create an expression of the moment: born of an instant, stretched and curdled, swiped across, and broken apart. Brett Reed contributes on vibes, adding another layer to the sound palette. The range of sounds on this record include: blues, jazz, indie rock, minimalism, ambient, and noise.

credits

released April 28, 2015

Keith Kelly - soprano, tenor saxophones, bass clarinet, flute
Ari Chersky - guitar
Shaun Lowecki - drums and cymbals
Doug Stuart - upright bass

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Edgetone Records San Francisco, California

Edgetone Records was founded by musician/producer, Rent Romus. The label took shape in 1991 to support his group’s original jazz recordings. After being on a long hiatus Rent re-opened Edgetone in January 2000 and expanded it to support new music crossing the genre boundaries specifically for D.I.Y. (do it yourself) artists looking for a ground base and community label identity. ... more