Linsey Wellman Discography of CDs

Linsey Wellman CD discography Ephemera is a 45 minute meditation for solo alto saxophone, improvised around a diverse set of parameters; different with each performance, but always recognizable. It can be described as an exploration of texture, timbre, melody and tonal relationships in the 'free' music tradition, incorporating approaches to techniques such as circular breathing and multiphonics.

Linsey Wellman albums Liner Note Author: Drew Gonsalves. Recording information: Belize; Canada; Trinidad. Photographer: Paul Wright . Arranger: Ivan Duran. Personnel: Drew Gonsalves (vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, cuatro); Francesco Emmanuel (electric guitar, background vocals); Ivan Duran (electric guitar); Linsey Wellman (bass clarinet); Jan Morgan (trumpet, trombone); Phil Nicholas (keyboards); Ronnie Desvignes, Derek Thorne (congas, background vocals); Rolando "Chichiman" Sosa (claves); Michelle Walker, Lyndon Livingstone, Bayto Kahj, Tony Maestre, Judith Lezama (background vocals). Audio Mixers: Al Ovando; Ivan Duran.

Linsey Wellman CD discography Track Listing of songs: Space Is Still the Place, Pt. III; Somewhere in Space/Angels and Demons at Play; Ankh/Spectrum; And of Six; I Dream Too Much; Cobalt/Satellites Are Spinning; Discipline 33; Journey to Rakestar/Love in Outerspace; Don't Do/We Travel the Spaceways;

Linsey Wellman music CDs Ellen McIlwaine is a respected guitarist and singer and has been making albums of scintillating folk/blues since the 1970s. On this 2006 release, she takes her powerful skills and shifts gears, playing acoustic slide guitar on improvisational, Eastern-inflected pieces that are more akin to free jazz than the chiefly blues-based work of her past. Accompanying her on this intriguing journey are Cassius Khan on tablas and Linsey Wellman on sax. Ellen McIlwaine's first album since 2000, the very first on her own label, featuring tabla virtuoso Cassius Khan. A blues/world hybrid that sleeps with its soul in the south, its heart in India and its voice in the Middle East. Personnel: Ellen McIlwaine (acoustic guitar); Kristine Steele (vocals); Linsey Wellman (soprano saxophone); Amika ...