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NEGATIVE SPACE

Katie Hae Leo
Guerino Mazzola
Alex Lubet
Nick Zielinski
James E. Holdman

1. Sign of June…………………7:26
2. On Names…………………….5:07
3. Ode To Negative Space…………8:46
4 Unknown Origin………………..7:47
5. Sister #1……………………8:40
6. Election Night In Phillips…….6:42
7. Oppenheimer Dreams an Island….10:54
8. On Hierarchy…………………7:57
9. Systema Naturae………………4:31
Katie Hae Leo, poetry, voice • Guerino Mazzola, grand piano
Alex Lubet, National steel guitar (1), acoustic guitar (2, 5, 6, 8), electric bass (3, 4, 7), soprano ukulele (9)
Nick Zielinski, drums • James E. Holdman, electric guitar (3, 4, 7)
Guerino Mazzola and Alex Lubet, producers
Matthew Zimmerman, engineer
Recorded September 1, 2010, Wild Sound Recording Studio, Minneapolis
Graphic Design by Ted Killian
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Dan Clucas: cornet
Brian Walsh: clarinet, tenor saxophone
Noah Phillips: guitar
Michael Ibarra: contrabass
Rich West: drums

1. Stating the Obvious (7:16)
2. You Say (for Bobby Bradford) (7:14)
3. Exile (for Astor Piazzolla) (8:11)
4. The Black Horn (for John Carter) (11:26)
5. Mothers and Daughters (4:24)
6. Wheat and Weeds (8:22)

all compositions by Dan Clucas, © 2005 Highland Rock Music (ASCAP)
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Recorded by Mark Wheaton 11/25/02
Mixed by Mark Wheaton and Rich West at Catasonic Studios, Echo Park, Los Angeles, CA
Mastered by Wayne Peet at Newzone Studio, Los Angeles, CA
Design and Layout by Jeremy Drake

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The imagination–it represents a futile gesture in the U.S.A.
–And yet the heart lives on it.
Allen Ginsberg, from Journals Mid-Fifties, 1954-1958

Exile is permanent. We are always aware of another locale, another point of view, another way of feeling the world, which could be ours but is not. We are also aware that our own tenuous realities are the exiles of others. We secretly suspect the greener grass to be not grass at all, but another substance entirely. Exiles long for a home from which they are displaced, or for the simple assurance of place itself. None of us is exempt; exile is not a feeling but a part of our true state.
This music came about at a time when my own sense of exile, encouraged by the events of the world, started to get the better of me. I wanted to say something that was HERE and NOW, so I wrote some music, got a band together, called it IMMEDIATELY, and we played some shows and made this recording. Whenever we played I knew that all the band members were fully present, and I felt at home. My sincere thanks to the musicians on this record, and special thanks to Rich West for the tons of support.
Dan Clucas
July 7, 2005

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