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future music records FRODE GJERSTAD: FRODE GJERSTAD Duos DUOS (FMRCD222-0207) Frode Gjerstad (saxophones/clarinet) Duos with: Borah Bergman (piano), Steve Hubback (percussion), Terje Isunget (percussion), Peter Brötzmann (clarinets), Lasse Marhaug (electronics), Derek Bailey (guitar), WITH DEREK BAILEY PETER BROTZMANN John Stevens (percussion), Sabir Mateen JOHN STEVENS SABIR MATEEN PAULHESSION LASSE MARHAUG KEVIN NORTON BORAH BERGMAN TERJE ISUNGSET NILS HENRIK ASHEIM STEVE HUBBACK (saxophone), Paul Hession (percussion), Kevin Norton (percussion), Nils Hennik Asheim DUOS is a new compilation featuring highlights from Frode Gjerstads astound- ing series of duo recordings on FMR. Featuring the Norwegian saxophonist in conversation with major musicians such as Derek Bailey, Peter Brotzmann, John Stevens, Sabir Mateen, Paul Hession, Lasse Marhaug, Kevin Norton, Borah Bergman, Terje Isungset, Nils Hennik Aseim and Steve Hubback. This is an out- standing opportunity to sample one duo track from each of these spectacular collaborations!!! 1. FRODEREK 3 (6.24) 7. IMPROVISATION NO.1 (3.58) FRODE GJERSTAD SAXOPHONE FRODE GJERSTAD SAXOPHONE DEREK BAILEY GUITAR KEVIN NORTON VIBRAPHONE EXCLUSIVE TRACK FROM: NO DEFINITIVE 6 49849 98283 4 (FMRCD150-I0604) 2004 2. RAISO RAIMO(6.27) FRODE GJERSTAD CLARINETS 8. TROLLS PART 1 (5.14) PETER BROTZMANN CLARINETS FRODE GJERSTAD ALTO SAXOPHONE RECORDING DETAILS:- FROM: SORIA BORIA BORAH BERGMAN PIANO (2) In Stavanger by Frode Gjerstad, (FMRCD126-I0603) 2003 FROM: RIVERS IN TIME February 19th 2003. (3) In (FMRCD130-I0803) 2002 Stavanger by Frode Gjerstad, April 3. KEEP ON PLAYING PART 3 (7.34) 30th 1994. (4) In New York City by FRODE GJERSTAD ALTO SAXOPHONE 9. PART ONE (6.35) Jeffrey Hayden Shurdut, April 1st JOHN STEVENS DRUMS, CORNET FRODE GJERSTAD CLARINETS 2004. (5) In Villrosen by Frode FROM: LET’S JUST KEEP GOING TERJE ISUNGSET PERCUSSION Gjerstad, May 7th 2003. (6) In the (FMRCD162-I0405) 1994 FROM: SHADOWS AND LIGHTS old brewery, Stavanger by Frode (FMRCD89-1101) 2001 Gjerstad, November 22nd 2002. 4. GOOD QUESTION (4.53) (7) By Frode Gjerstad in 2004. (8) FRODE GJERSTAD ALTO SAXOPHONE 10. THE LONGEST DAY PART 2 (9.38) Bergman/Gjerstad (BMI/TONO) At SABIR MATEEN SAXOPHONE FRODE GJERSTAD ALTO SAXOPHONE NRK, Stavanger by Per Ravnaas, FROM: GOOD QUESTION NILS HENRIK ASHEIM ORGAN mixed by Paul Geloso, March 1st (FMRCD175-I0705) 2004 FROM: THE SHORTEST NIGHT 2002. (9) In Bergen by Frode (FMRCD155-I01204 2004 Gjerstad, August 10th/11th 2001. 5. A DAY IN MAY (9.36) (10) At Vardneset kirke, Stavanger FRODE GJERSTAD SAXOPHONE 11. REALLY ARE (6.12) by Frode Gjerstad, June 21st 2004. PAUL HESSION PERCUSSION FRODE GJERSTAD SAXOPHONE (11) By Frode Gjerstad, March FROM: MAY DAY STEVE HUBBACK PERCUSSION 1999. (FMRCD144-I0304) 2004 FROM: DEMYSTIFY (FMR CD67-V1299) 1999 6. IMPROVISATION NO.4 (9.31) FRODE GJERSTAD ALTO SAXOPHONE LASSE MARHAUG ELECTRONICS from: TOU (FMR CD110-i0203) 2003.

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