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Ode to Gravity: Henry Kaiser, 1981 (September 14, 1981)

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Henry Kaiser joins Charles Amirkhanian in the KPFA-FM studios for the second half of Ode to Gravity on September 14, 1981. The program begins with Kaiser's "The Shadow Line", from the then-to-bereleased album "Aloha" on Metalanguage Records. The two discuss Kaiser's new album, his approach to the guitar and use of electronics, free music vs. free improvisation, and their gripes with digital technology of the early eighties. Kaiser also explains how Derek Bailey, Korean music, and the Blues influenced his playing.

Performers featured on some of the musical selections in the program include:
John French, drums; Scott Colby, slide guitar
Charles K. Noyes, percussion


This audio is part of the collection: Other Minds Archive

Date: 1981-09-14
Keywords: Henry Kaiser; KPFA-FM; interviews; free improvisation; John French; Scott Colby; Charles K. Noyes

Creative Commons license: Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs


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