Andi Chorley4 Cuts Placed In "A First Quarter" by Richard Landry, released on Chatham Square Productions in 1973.
A jazz set, but one with pretty strong ties to the art world -- given that the whole thing was engineered by Kurt Munkacsi, and produced by the Leo Castelli Gallery! Richard Landry's music is a mix of spiritual and more avant modes -- sometimes used in very free lines, sometimes a bit more swinging -- and each track on the set has a slightly different instrumental approach. "Requiem For Some" has Landry on flute and tenor, with Richard Peck on tenor, Robert Prado on trumpet, Rusty Glider on bass, and David Lee on drums. "4th Register" is solo tenor; "Piece For So" is solo bass from Glider; and "Vivace Duo" features Landry and Peck on tenor saxes. The album's title is a reference to a film by Lawrence Weiner, who used four of the cuts on the soundtrack! - Dusty Groove
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=01KeFcfNmNc&list=RD01KeFcfNmNc&start_radio=1
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