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Eugene Chadbourne & The Insect & Western Party includes: Eugene Chadbourne, Ashley Adams, Brian Ritchie, Ellery Eskelin, Jeff Kaiser, Gino Robair.
BEAUTY & THE BLOODSUCKER is Eugene Chadbourne's celebration of the various strains of post-bebop jazz sounds. It runs the gamut from bop to bossa nova, free improvisation to fusion. Chadbourne plays both acoustic and electric guitars, dobro and five string banjo. A total of 15 musicians join him throughout the entire work (not all at one time), including tenor saxophonist Ellery Eskelin, percussionist Gino Robair, and bass player Brian Ritchie. The 15 pieces were recorded live and in studios in New York City, Atlanta, Michigan and Berkeley, California. Chadbourne then did his customary editing, stitching it all together into a near-continuous whole, complete with overdubbed elements from other CDs and vinyl records. The musical interplay is warm and downright humorous.
Dr. Chadbourne uses today's small jazz combo to portray the beauty as well as the horrors of insect life - the music ranges from bop to western to heavy metal & features Ashley Adams, Brian Ritchie, Ellery Eskelin, Jeff Kaiser, Gino Robair & others
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