Tony Atherton Discography of CDs

Greg Ginn's trajectory from Black Flag guitarist to a purveyor of free-form jazz/funk was a long but logical one. He's never been ...

Recording information: CASA Destroy Studio, Long Beach, CA. Mojack: Steve Sharp (bass guitar); Greg Ginn, Andy Batwinas, Tony Atherton. Personnel: Greg Ginn (guitar); Tony Atherton (saxophone); Andy Batwinas (percussion).

Personnel: Greg Ginn (guitar); Tony Atherton (saxophone); Khalil Hebert (drums).

Greg Ginn from Black Flag, with Gary Arce (Ten East), Bill Stinson, Mario Lalli (Fatso Jetson), and Jack Brewer (Sacharrine Trust). Intense semi-instrumental stuff with hard punk and free jazz influences. Personnel: Jack Brewer (vocals); Gary Arce, Mario ...

Liner Note Author: Nels Cline. Recording information: Newzone Studio. Photographer: Steuart Liebig. tony atherton: alto saxophonebill barrett: chromatic harmonicajoseph berardi: drumset/percussionsteuart liebig: bass/tunes formed by steuart liebig as an exploration of american roots music fused with avant garde jazz practice. rocking tunes, concise ...

Tony Atherton discography Mojack: Greg Ginn (guitar, bass guitar); Tony Atherton (saxophone); Steve DeLollis (drums).

Tony Atherton albums Recording information: Casa Destroy Recording Studio. Mojack: Greg Ginn (bass guitar); Andy Batwinas, Richie West, Tony Atherton. Personnel: Greg Ginn (guitar); Tony Atherton (clarinet, saxophone); Richie West (drums); Andy Batwinas (percussion).

Tony Atherton CD discography Recording information: For The Record Studios, Orange, CA. Photographer: Mark Martin. Personnel: Brian Coakley (guitar); Tony Atherton (saxophone); Jack Reidling (keyboards); Jamie Reidling (drums); Beth Carmellini (background vocals). Audio Mixer: E.

Tony Atherton music CDs Kicking things off with the Coltrane-tinged "In Defense of Phallic Power Totems II," Bazooka set the high-toned stage for Perfectly Square: the group's 1993 debut for SST records. Comprising of saxophonist Tony Atherton, bassist Bill Crawford, and drummer ...

On this album, the Streetwalkin' Cheetahs display influences ranging from the early Stooges to hardcore punk and garage rock. The range of styles, however, does not so much reflect the band's versatility as it suggests their evolution through ...

Recording information: Casa Destroy Recording Studio. Photographer: Patrick Miller. Gone: Greg Ginn (guitar), Steve Sharp (bass), Gregory Moore (drums). Personnel: Greg Ginn (guitar); Tony Atherton (saxophone); Gregory Moore (drums).

This limited edition comes in an oversized package with extra graphics and an 8-page "Pedro Speak" booklet, which is a glossary of Watt's lingo. All songs written or co-written by Mike Watt except "Big Train" (Tony Kinman/Chip Kinman), "Tuff ...

Bazooka blends jazz, rock, and other genres into something that is nothing like fusion and more like an organic rock improv session with a slightly minimal jazz tone. Saxophonist Tony Atherton (whose credits include Cadillac Tramps and Gone), ...

It is difficult to articulate just what makes Bazooka such an interesting band and Blowhole such a fine album. There are other bands that play jazz with rock fervor and wild abandon, but few who do so with anything approaching this level of pure musicianship. Bill Crawford's inspired bass work doesn't merely lay the foundation for Tony Atherton's inspired sax freakouts, the bass is the lead instrument for lengthy portions of the album and an equal partner in the melodic lines throughout the rest. Blowhole is also a showcase for Vince Meghrouni's drumming, which is inspired and subtle -- he can thrash with the best of them, but Meghrouni commands a very wide dynamic and can get high mileage out of delicate fills and quick flourishes. ...