Allen Ginsberg: Holy Soul Jelly Roll. Poems and Song 4cd

Poems and Songs 1949-1993. Neljän cd-levyn kokoelmaboksi, jossa laatikossa hiukan kulumaa. Levyt kuin uusia. Rhino 1994.

Myynnissä myös Jack Kerouac ja Lenny Bruce -boksit.

Allen Ginsberg – Holy Soul Jelly Roll: Poems And Songs 1949-1993

Label:

Rhino Word Beat – R2 71693

Format:

4 x CD

Box Set, Compilation

Country:

US

Released:

1994

Genre:

Jazz, Rock, Blues, Non-Music, Folk, World, & Country

Style:

Art Rock, Poetry, Spoken Word, Contemporary Jazz

Vol. 1: Moloch!1-1Walking At Night In Key West

Words By, Vocals, Adapted By, Arranged By [Traditional Music Adapted And Arranged By] – Allen Ginsberg

0:461-2A Mad Gleam

Words By, Voice – Allen Ginsberg

0:341-3The Green Automobile

Words By, Voice – Allen Ginsberg

10:501-4A Supermarket In California

Voice [Introduction] – Kenneth Rexroth

Words By, Voice – Allen Ginsberg

2:401-5Howl (For Carl Solomon)

Words By, Voice – Allen Ginsberg

30:141-6Footnote To Howl

Words By, Voice – Allen Ginsberg

3:341-7America

Words By, Voice – Allen Ginsberg

8:321-8Sunflower Sutra

Words By, Voice – Allen Ginsberg

6:141-9Green Valentine Blues

Words By, Vocals – Allen Ginsberg

3:141-10Death To Van Gogh's Ear

Voice [Additional Commentary] – Gregory Corso, Peter Orlovsky

Words By, Voice – Allen Ginsberg

10:10Vol. 2: Caw! Caw!2-1Kaddish (For Naomi Ginsberg 1894-1956)

Words By, Voice – Allen Ginsberg

1:03:242-2To Aunt Rose

Bass – Steve Swallow

Cello – Garo Yellin

Clarinet – Ralph Carney

Executive-Producer – Michael Minzer

Guitar, Music By, Arranged By – Marc Ribot

Producer – Hal Willner

Words By, Voice – Allen Ginsberg

3:312-3Kral Majales (King Of May)

Words By, Voice – Allen Ginsberg

4:532-4Guru

Acoustic Guitar – Marc Ribot

Clarinet – Ralph Carney

Electric Guitar – Bill Frisell

Executive-Producer – Michael Minzer

Guitar – Mark Bingham

Music By, Arranged By – Steve Swallow

Producer – Hal Willner

Words By, Voice – Allen Ginsberg

3:30Vol. 3: Ah!3-1Wales Visitation

Mixed By – Bob Fisher, Hal Willner

Producer – Robert R. Marino

Words By, Voice, Backing Vocals, Harmonium – Allen Ginsberg

6:483-2The End

Cymbal [Cymbals] – Michael Blair

Electric Guitar – Bill Frisell

Executive-Producer – Michael Minzer

Music By, Acoustic Guitar – Marc Ribot

Producer – Hal Willner

Words By, Voice – Allen Ginsberg

2:043-3I Am A Victim Of Telephone

Words By, Voice – Allen Ginsberg

1:303-4The Echoing Green

Bass – Herman Wright

Lyrics By – William Blake

Music By, Vocals, Finger Cymbals – Allen Ginsberg

Piano – Bob Dorough

Producer – Barry Miles

1:223-5The Lamb

Flute – Janet Zeitz

Guitar – Cyril Caster

Lyrics By – William Blake

Music By, Vocals – Allen Ginsberg

Organ – Bob Dorough

Producer – Barry Miles

Vocals – Peter Orlovsky

1:103-6(A) Little Boy Lost, (B) Little Boy Found

Bass – Herman Wright

Flute [On "Little Boy Found"] – Janet Zeitz

Lyrics By – William Blake

Music By, Vocals, Piano [2Nd Piano On "Little Boy Lost"] – Allen Ginsberg

Piano – Bob Dorough

Producer – Barry Miles

1:063-7Laughing Song

Bells [Sleigh Bells], Percussion [Beaded Gourd], Trumpet [Pocket Trumpet], Chorus – Don Cherry

Chorus – Matt Hoffman (3), Michael Aldrich

Flute [Amp Flute], Chorus – Janet Zeitz

Harpsichord, Chorus – Bob Dorough

Lyrics By – William Blake

Music By, Vocals, Chorus – Allen Ginsberg

Producer – Barry Miles

Trumpet, French Horn, Chorus – Cyril Caster

1:243-8The Sick Rose

Guitar – Jon Sholle

Lyrics By – William Blake

Music By, Vocals – Allen Ginsberg

Organ – Bob Dorough

Producer – Barry Miles

1:353-9Nurse's Song (Experience)

Bass – Herman Wright

Guitar – Jon Sholle

Lyrics By – William Blake

Music By, Vocals – Allen Ginsberg

Producer – Barry Miles

Vocals – Peter Orlovsky

2:073-10City Midnight Junk Strains (For Frank O'Hara)

Words By, Voice – Allen Ginsberg

4:423-11A Cradle Song

Cello – Arthur Russell

Flute – Jon Meyer (2)

Lyrics By – William Blake

Music By, Vocals, Finger Cymbals, Harmonium– Allen Ginsberg

Producer – Barry Miles

Violin – Peter Hornbeck

4:563-12Infant Joy

Cello – Arthur Russell

Guitar – Jon Sholle

Lyrics By – William Blake

Music By, Vocals, Finger Cymbals – Allen Ginsberg

Producer – Barry Miles

Viola – Peter Hornbeck

2:163-13The Fly

Cello – Arthur Russell

Flute – Jon Meyer (2)

Guitar – Jon Sholle

Lyrics By – William Blake

Music By, Vocals, Finger Cymbals, Harmonium– Allen Ginsberg

Producer – Barry Miles

Violin – Peter Hornbeck

0:483-14Voice Of The Bard

Cello – Arthur Russell

Lyrics By – William Blake

Music By, Vocals, Harmonium – Allen Ginsberg

Producer – Barry Miles

1:103-15School Boy

Cello – Arthur Russell

Flute – Jon Meyer (2)

Lyrics By – William Blake

Mandolin – Alan Senauke

Music By, Vocals, Finger Cymbals, Harmonium, Performer [Tibetan Thighbone Trumpet] – Allen Ginsberg

Producer – Barry Miles

3:443-16A Dream

Cello – Arthur Russell

Clarinet – Perry Robinson

Drum, Bells, Toy – Maruga*

French Horn, Recorder, Piano – David Amram

Guitar – Happy Traum, Jon Sholle

Guitar, Vocals – Bob Dylan

Lyrics By – William Blake

Music By, Vocals, Finger Cymbals, Harmonium– Allen Ginsberg

Producer, Engineer – Jack Douglas

Remix [Remixed By] – Hal Willner, John Strother

Vocals – Anne Waldman, Peter Orlovsky

5:063-17Who Be Kind To

Producer – Vincent R. Tortora

Words By, Voice – Allen Ginsberg

7:103-18First Party At Ken Kesey's With Hell's Angels

Producer – Vincent R. Tortora

Words By, Voice – Allen Ginsberg

2:153-19Pacific High Studio Mantras (Om Ah Hum Vajra Guru Padma Siddhi Hum) Old Tibetan Mantra Of Padmasambhava

Cello – Arthur Russell

Chorus – Reverend Adjari & Buddhist Chorus

Flute – Jon Meyer (2)

Guitar – Jon Sholle

Mandolin – Alan Senauke

Producer – Barry Miles

Violin – Peter Hornbeck

Vocals, Harmonium – Allen Ginsberg

5:223-20Wichita Vortex Sutra Part 3

Music By, Producer – Philip Glass

Piano – Alan Johnson

Producer – Kurt Munkacsi

Words By, Voice – Allen Ginsberg

7:323-21Nurse's Song (Innocence)

Guitar, Vocals – Steven Taylor (2)

Lyrics By – William Blake

Music By, Vocals, Harmonium – Allen Ginsberg

Producer – J.N. Fleeman

Vocals – Gregory Corso, Peter Orlovsky

7:123-22Pull My Daisy

Words By – Jack Kerouac, Neal Cassady

Words By, Voice – Allen Ginsberg

1:38Vol. 4: Ashes & Blues4-1Capitol Air

Bass – Paul Simonon

Drums – Topper Headon

Featuring – The Clash

Guitar – Joe Strummer, Mick Jones

Lyrics By, Music By, Vocals – Allen Ginsberg

5:404-2Written In My Dreams By W.C. Williams

Banjo – Marc Ribot

Bass – Steve Swallow

Clarinet – Ralph Carney

Composed By, Arranged By, Guitar – Bill Frisell

Executive-Producer – Michael Minzer

Producer – Hal Willner

Words By, Voice – Allen Ginsberg

2:144-3Cia Dope Calypso

Cello, Tambourine, Chorus – Arthur Russell

Guitar, Bass, Banjo, Ukulele, Maracas, Drums, Arranged By, Chorus – Jon Sholle

Lyrics By, Music By, Vocals, Harmonium, Finger Cymbals, Performer [Song Sticks], Chorus – Allen Ginsberg

Mandolin, Bass Guitar, Steel Guitar [Pedal Steel Guitar], Violin, Chorus – David Mansfield

Producer – John Hammond

Recorder, Congas, Chorus – Stephen Taylor*

3:304-4Vomit Express

Banjo – Happy Traum

Clarinet – Perry Robinson

Drums – Maruga*

French Horn, Recorder, Piano – David Amram

Guitar – Jon Sholle

Guitar, Vocals – Bob Dylan

Lyrics By, Music By, Vocals, Finger Cymbals, Producer – Allen Ginsberg

Remix [Remixed By] – Hal Willner, John Strother

Vocals – Anne Waldman, Peter Orlovsky

Zither – Surya (4)

6:324-5Please Master

Words By, Voice – Allen Ginsberg

4:444-6The Little Fish Devours The Big Fish

Drums, Arranged By – Elvin Jones

Guitar – Rudolph Grey

Lyrics By, Music By, Vocals, Harmonium – Allen Ginsberg

Remix [Remixed By] – Hal Willner, John Strother

5:464-7Prayer Blues

Lyrics By, Music By, Vocals, Harmonium – Allen Ginsberg

Producer, Engineer – Harry Smith

5:564-8Birdbrain

Chorus – Lannie Garrett

Featuring – The Gluons (2)

Guitar [Additional Guitars], Chorus, Producer – Kenny Vaughn*

Performer [Instruments], Music By, Chorus – Mark Frye, Ted Wahl

Performer [Instruments], Music By, Producer – Mike Chapelle

Producer – Bruce Odlin

Words By, Voice – Allen Ginsberg

6:404-9Gospel Noble Truths

Cello, Tambourine, Chorus – Arthur Russell

Guitar, Bass, Banjo, Ukulele, Maracas, Drums, Arranged By, Chorus, Arranged By, Chorus – Jon Sholle

Lyrics By, Music By, Vocals, Harmonium, Finger Cymbals, Performer [Song Sticks], Chorus – Allen Ginsberg

Mandolin, Bass Guitar, Steel Guitar [Pedal Steel Guitar], Violin, Chorus – David Mansfield

Producer – John Hammond

Recorder, Congas, Chorus – Steven Taylor (2)

5:284-10Hum Bom

Lyrics By, Music By, Vocals – Allen Ginsberg

Producer – John Fisk

3:204-11Airplane Blues

Bass – Bob Dylan

Drums – Arthur Rosato

Guitar – Steven Taylor (2)

Lyrics By, Music By, Vocals – Allen Ginsberg

Piano, Organ, Guitar [Dobro] – David Mansfield

Remix [Remixed By] – Hal Willner, John Strother

4:264-12On Neal's Ashes

Supervised By – Barry Miles

Words By, Voice – Allen Ginsberg

0:444-13September On Jessore Road

Double Bass [1971 Session] – Jon Sholle

French Horn [1971 Session] – David Amram

Guitar, Arranged By [1983 Session (Opening & Closing)] – Steven Taylor (2)

Lyrics By, Music By, Vocals, Harmonium, Producer [1971 Session, 1983 Session (Opening & Closing)] – Allen Ginsberg

Piano, Organ, Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar [1971 Session] – Bob Dylan

Producer [1983 Session (Opening & Closing)] – Benn W. Posset*

Remix [Remixed By] – Eric Liljestrand, Hal Willner

Strings [1983 Session (Opening & Closing)] – Mondrian String Quartet*

10:344-14Father Death Blues

Bass, Mandolin, Banjo, Electric Guitar, Performer [Harmonizer] – Jon Sholle

Cello – Arthur Russell

French Horn, Flute, Recorder, Piano, Hihat – David Amram

Lyrics By, Music By, Vocals – Allen Ginsberg

Voice, Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar – Steven Taylor (2)

3:424-15Do The Meditation Rock

Guitar, Vocals – Steven Taylor (2)

Lyrics By, Music By, Vocals – Allen Ginsberg

Producer – James Grauerholz, Krush (15)

4:024-16After Lalon

Producer – John Fisk

Words By, Voice – Allen Ginsberg

3:20

• Phonographic Copyright ? – Rhino Records Inc.

• Copyright © – Rhino Records Inc.

• Recorded At – Pacifica Studios

• Recorded At – Town Hall Theater, Berkeley

• Recorded At – The Library Of Congress

• Recorded At – Brandeis University

• Recorded At – A&R Studios

• Recorded At – Bearsville Studios

• Recorded At – Apostolic Studios

• Recorded At – Pacific High Recording

• Recorded At – Record Plant, N.Y.C.

• Remixed At – Penguin Recording

• Recorded At – Secret Sound

• Recorded At – Columbia 30th Street Studio

• Recorded At – Free Reelin' Sound, Denver, CO

• Recorded At – St. Mark's Church, New York City

• Recorded At – ZBS Media

• Remastered At – Digital Domain

• Glass Mastered At – Specialty Records Corporation

• Pressed By – Specialty Records Corporation

• A&R – Ted Myers

• Art Direction, Other [Packaging] – Coco Shinomiya, Geoff Gans

• Design – N. Kellerhouse*

• Executive-Producer [Co-Executive Producer], Liner Notes – James Austin

• Executive-Producer, Liner Notes [Notes On Selected Poetry Vocalized] – Allen Ginsberg

• Liner Notes – Bob Dylan, Lawrence Ferlinghetti

• Producer [Associate Producer], Liner Notes – Bob Rosenthal

• Producer, Liner Notes – Hal Willner

• Remastered By – Bob Fisher

• Remastered By [Digitally Remastered] – Bob Fisher

• Research – Gary Peterson (2), Patrick Milligan

Issued in a heavyweight card box. CD's come in individual standard jewel cases. Includes 64-page booklet.

1-1 Written in Key West, Dec. 1953. Recorded at Neal Cassady's home, San Jose, summer 1954. Previously unreleased.

1-2 Written in New York City, Jan. 1949. Recorded at John Clellon Holmes's apartment, New York City, 1949. Previously unreleased.

1-3 Written in New York City, May 22-25, 1953. Recorded at Neal Cassady's home, San Jose, summer 1954. Previously unreleased.

1-4 Written in Berkeley, 1955. Recorded at Pacifica Studios, Berkley, Oct. 25, 1956. Previously unreleased.

1-5 Written in San Francisco, 1955-1956. Recorded at Town Hall Theater, Berkeley, Mar. 18, 1956. From the private collection of Allen Ginsberg & Harry Redl. Previously unreleased.

1-6 Written in Berkeley, 1956. Recorded at Lawrence Lipton's home, Los Angeles, Nov., 1956. Previously unreleased.

1-7 Written in Berkeley, Jan. 17, 1956. Recorded at Town Hall Theatre, Berkeley, Mar. 18, 1956. Previously unreleased.

1-8 Written in Berkeley, 1955. Recorded at Town Hall Theatre, Berkeley, Mar. 18, 1956. Previously unreleased.

1-9 Written in Chiapas, Mexico, 1954. Recorded at Neal Cassady's home, San Jose, summer 1954. Previously unreleased.

1-10 Written in Paris, Dec. 1957. Recorded at The Library of Congress Recording Laboratory, Washington DC, Feb. 27, 1959. Previously available only from The Library of Congress, archive #LWO 2799.

2-1 Written in Paris, Dec. 1957 & New York City, 1959. Recorded at Brandeis University, Waltham, MA, Nov. 24, 1964. From the album Allen Ginsberg Reads Kaddish, Atlantic #4001, 1966.

2-2 Written in Paris, June 1958. Recorded at A&R Studios, New York City; & Bearsville Studios, Bearsville, NY, 1986. From the album The Lion For Real, Island/Great Jones #6004, 1989.

2-3 Written May 7, 1965. Recorded at Better Books Book Shop, London, 1965. From the album Cold Turkey Press/Klatco Present A Cold Turkey Press Special, Cold Turkey Klacto Presents #6802 944 [Holland], June 20, 1972.

2-4 Written at Primrose Hill, London, May 1965. Recorded at A&R Studios, New York City; & Bearsville Studios, Bearsville, NY, 1986. From the album The Lion For Real, Island/Great Jones #6004, 1989.

3-1 Written in London, July 29, 1967 (LSD) - August 3, 1967. Words recorded on The Richard Freeman Midnight Show, radio station KPFA, Berkley, July 2, 1971. Background track ("Some Breath [Ahhhhh]") from The Pequod Selected Readings, included in Panjandrum Press (magazine), San Francisco, Issue No. 1, 1972. Mixed at Digital Domain, Los Angeles, 1992. Previously unreleased version.

3-2 Written in New York City, 1960. Recorded at A&R Studios, New York City; & Bearsville Studios, Bearsville, NY, 1986. From the album The Lion For Real, Island/Great Jones #6004, 1989.

3-3 Written in New York City June 20, 1964. Recorded at SUNY, Buffalo, New York, Dec. 1968. From the album The Dial-A-Poem Poets: Disconnected, Giorno Poetry Systems #003, 1974.

3-4 to 3-9 Tuned by Allen Ginsberg in Cherry Valley, NY, 1968. Recorded at Apostolic Studios, New York City, June-July 1969. From the album Allen Ginsberg/William Blake: Songs Of Innocence And Experience, Verve/Forecast #3083, 1970.

3-10 Written July 29, 1966. Recorded in Buffalo, Feb. 5, 1968. From the album Mother Number 9, Mother #4 1968, 1968.

3-11 to 3-15 Tuned by Allen Ginsberg in Cherry Valley, NY, 1968. Recorded at Pacific High Studios, San Francisco, July-Aug. 1971. Previously unreleased.

3-16 Tuned by Allen Ginsberg in Cherry Valley, NY, 1968. Recorded at The Record Plant, New York City, 1971. Remixed at Penguin Recording, Pasadena, 1992. Previously unreleased.

3-17 Written in London, June 8, 1965. Recorded at The Festival Of Two Words, Spoleto, Italy, July 8, 1967. From the album The World's Great Poets Reading At The Festival Of Two Worlds, Spoleto, Italy - American Poets: Ginsberg, Berryman, Corso, Applause Productions #412, 1968.

3-18 Written in California, Dec. 1965. Recorded at The Festival Of Two Words, Spoleto, Italy, July 8, 1967. From the album The World's Great Poets Reading At The Festival Of Two Worlds, Spoleto, Italy - American Poets: Ginsberg, Berryman, Corso, Applause Productions #412, 1968.

3-19 Tuned by Allen Ginsberg. Recorded at Pacific High Studios, San Francisco, July. Previously unreleased.

3-20 Written while driving south across Kansas, Feb. 4, 1966. Recorded in New York City, 1992. Previously unreleased.

3-21 Tuned by Allen Ginsberg in Cherry Valley, NY, 1968. Recorded at De Kosmos, Amsterdam, Nov. 28, 1979. From the EP Blake's Greatest Hits, Blue Moon #40187, 1982.

3-22 Witten in New York City, spring/fall 1949. Recorded at the 92nd Street YM & YWHA, New York City, Dec. 3, 1970. Previously unreleased.

4-1 Written between Frankfurt & New York, Dec. 15, 1980. Recorded live on cassette at Bond's Casino, Times Square, New York City, June 10, 1981. Previously unreleased.

4-2 Written in Baoding, China, Nov. 23, 1984. Recorded at A&R Studios, New York City; & Bearsville Studios, Bearsville, NY, 1986. Previously unreleased.

4-3 Written in New York City & elsewhere, 1972-1976. Recorded in New York City at Secret Sound, Mar. 23, 1976; CBS Recording Studio 1, June 2, 1976. From the album First Blues, John Hammond #37673, 1983.

4-4 Written in New York City, Nov. 17 1971. Recorded at The Record Plant, New York City, Nov. 1971. From the album First Blues, John Hammond #37673, 1983. Remixed at Penguin Recording, Pasadena, 1993. Previously unreleased mix.

4-5 Written in Western U.S., May 1968. Recorded at the Poetry International Festival, Rotterdam, Holland, 1973. From the album Poetry International Festival, Rotterdamse Kunststichting #6810 459, 1974.

4-6 Written in The Intercontinental Hotel bar, Managua, Nicaragua, Jan. 25, 1982. Recorded in New Smyrna Beach, FL., 1984. Remixed at Penguin Recording, Pasadena, 1993. Previously unreleased.

4-7 Written in New York City, Feb. 1973. Recorded on a Wallensack tape recorder in the Chelsea Hotel, New York City, 1973. Previously unreleased version from the First Blues sessions (Folkways #37560).

4-8 Written at The Hotel Subrovka, Dubrovnik, Yugoslavia, Oct. 14, 1980. Produced for Wax Trax. Recorded at Free Reelin' Sound, Denver, 1981. Alekos single #001, 1981.

4-9 Written on New York City subway Oct. 17, 1975. Recorded in New York City at Secret Sound, Mar. 23, 1976; CBS Recording Studio 1, June 2, 1976. From the album First Blues, John Hammond #37673, 1983.

4-10 Written in New York City & other places, 1971-1991. Recorded at The Poetry Project, St. Mark's Church, New York City, May 12, 1993. Previously unreleased.

4-11 Written between Denver & New York City, Oct. 30, 1981. Recorded in Santa Monica, Feb. 23, 1982. Remixed at Penguin Recording, Pasadena, 1993. Previously unreleased.

4-12 Written Aug. 1968. Recorded on The Richard Freeman Midnight Show, radio station KPFA, Berkley, July 2, 1971. Previously unreleased.

4-13 Written in New York City, Nov. 14-16, 1971. 1971 Session: Recorded at The Record Plant, New York City, Nov. 1971. Previously unreleased. 1983 Session (opening & closing): Recorded at Milkweg, Amsterdam, Holland, 1983. From the album September On Jessore Road, Soyo #0001, 1992. Remixed at Sorcerer Sound, New York City, 1993. Remixed version previously unreleased.

4-14 Written over Lake Michigan, July 8, 1976. Recorded at ZBS Media, Ft. Edwards, NY, 1981. From the album First Blues, John Hammond #37673, 1983.

4-15 Written at St. Mark's Place, New York City, Christmas 1981. Recorded at The William S. Burroughs River City Reunion, Lawrence, KS, Sept. 1989. Previously unreleased.

4-16 Written in New York City, Mar. 31, 1992. Recorded at The Poetry Project, St. Mark's Church, New York City, May 12, 1993. Previously unreleased.