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Red Sauce Baby

by Hans Fjellestad

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Slow Motion Perp Walk 04:20
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Free Throw Prophet 10:20
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Gadfly Principle 08:10
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Pulp451 08:11
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Zoonomia I 06:45
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Zoonomia II 06:28
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Uncouth Vermouth 09:24
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Three Sockets 04:43
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"Red Sauce Baby is an exercise in unbridled sonic freedom that makes use of everything from electronics to live instruments like gourd pipe, sax and bagpipes. Taking jazz as its major reference point, the album posesses some dramatic surges as well as peaceful swells, culminating in what some may see as cacophonous noise and what others will admire as raw, almost shamanic energy that embodies the true essence of unrestricted music." –Paul Sullivan, XLR8R

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released May 2, 2000

Music by Hans Fjellestad (BMI)
Piano, organ, accordion, synthesizer, electronics, samples

With Kristen Cheadle (percussion), Marcos Fernandes (percussion), Tue Gaston (voice), Carol Genetti (voice), Damon Holzborn (guitar), Alan Lechusza (woodwinds), Dana Reason (piano), Jakob Riis (trombone, electronics), Jason Robinson (woodwinds), Ellen Weller (woodwinds) and The Wizard (bagpipes)

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Hans Fjellestad Los Angeles, California

electronic musician, composer, improviser, pianist, and filmmaker based in LA.

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