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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
The Dogman Cometh,
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This review is from: More Story of Moondog (Audio CD)
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.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
world music from a world of Moondog's own,
By I X Key "burningfield" (tomorrow) - See all my reviews
This review is from: More Story of Moondog (Audio CD)
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.
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More Story of Moondog by Moondog (Audio CD - 1991)
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