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More Moondog/The Story of Moondog
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Artist(s)Moondog
StudioOjc
Release DateJuly 1, 1991
UPC Code025218178129
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Tracks

  1. Duet: Queen Elizabeth Whistle and Bamboo Pipe
  2. Conversation and Music at 51st St. & 6th Ave. (New York City)
  3. Hardshoe (7/4) Ray Malone
  4. Tugboat Toccata
  5. Autumn
  6. Seven Beat Suite
  7. Oo Solo
  8. Rehearsal of Violetta's "Barefoot Dance"
  9. Oo Solo
  10. Oboe Round
  11. Chant
  12. All Is Loneliness
  13. Sextet
  14. Fiesta Piano Solo
  15. Moondog Monologue
  16. Up Broadway
  17. Perpetual Motion
  18. Gloving It
  19. Improvisation
  20. Ray Malone Softshoe
  21. Two Quotations in Dialogue
  22. 5/8 in Two Shades
  23. Moondog's Theme
  24. In a Doorway
  25. Duet
  26. Trimbas in Quarters
  27. Wildwood
  28. Trimbas in Eighths
  29. Organ Rounds

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User Reviews

Average user review: 4.5 (2 reviews)

rating: 5 Quoteworld music from a world of Moondog's ownQuote
This music is sectioned under jazz, but it's so unique that it feels strange to me that it be called jazz. Most of the music is polyrhythmic percussion, including woodwinds & strings. There's also some classical instrumentation & some fun piano music. One of the 2 instruments in the first song on the cd is a blowing boat. In one of my favorite parts of this cd, Moondog is arguing with a little dog & starting by saying, "That's mine, you can't have it." A few minutes later, though, I think the little dog gets to have it. March 21, 2003

rating: 4 QuoteThe Dogman ComethQuote
If this is your first introduction to Moondog, you won't be disappointed. He's a percussionist, as far as I can tell, using all sorts of sounds from the streets of NYC. It's not jazz really, or orchestration, although it can be compared to both. It is clean, quiet, percussion more than anything else. One voice with no eyes. Dig it. February 7, 2001

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