Wayne Shorter/Bill Laswell

[bertrand]

For anyone who has the two following albums by Bill Laswell:

Material - Hallucination Engine

Bahia Black - Ritual Beating System

Does Wayne Shorter play on any tracks other than the ones he co-authored which are:

Black Light (Hallucination Engine)

Gwagwa O De (Ritual Beating System)

The Seven Powers (Ritual Beating System)

Thanks in advance,

Bertrand.

[kh1958]

For anyone who has the two following albums by Bill Laswell:

Material - Hallucination Engine

Bahia Black - Ritual Beating System

Does Wayne Shorter play on any tracks other than the ones he co-authored which are:

Black Light (Hallucination Engine)

Gwagwa O De (Ritual Beating System)

The Seven Powers (Ritual Beating System)

Thanks in advance,

Bertrand.

Wayne only plays on the two tracks you noted on Ritual Beating Systems. He plays soprano on both of those tracks. I don't have the other CD.

[JSngry]

Is that side still available?

[Aggie87]

I just gave a spin to the Material disc. Best I can tell, Wayne plays on:

Black Light

Eternal Drift

Words of Advice

Cucumber Slumber (Fluxus Mix)

There are 20 performers on this thing, and instruments I'm not familiar with by name (baglama, ney, ghatam, qanoun, daff, and chatan), plus samples and synthesizers, so it's not always entirely clear to me what's being played by whom. I like the disc though, it's a fun listen.

[kh1958]

You can get used copies of Hallucination Engine (priced like new copies) on amazon.com.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000E1C9R...ie=UTF8&s=music

Same for Ritual Beating Systems.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000000GA...ie=UTF8&s=music

[ep1str0phy]

You can get used copies of Hallucination Engine (priced like new copies) on amazon.com.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000E1C9R...ie=UTF8&s=music

Same for Ritual Beating Systems.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000000GA...ie=UTF8&s=music

Ritual Beating System has some tremendous Brazilian/Afro-funk work on it. Herbie Hancock and Henry Threadgill also make appearances--get it now (and note--this is a Laswell album, so expect the expected).