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Musĭca # 2
( Harmonica Instrumentals )

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• Alan Vega > Jukebox Babe

(Celluloid, !982, NY — postmodern rockabilly song by Alan Vega, artist and half of Brooklyn’s new wave duo Suicide).

• Area Code 615 > Stone Fox Chase (Original 12”)

(Polydor, 1970 — Area Code 615 was the name of a Nashville / Tennessee country rock band. Several of the members were backing musicians for Bob Dylan, Elvis Presley and Joan Baez).

• Armand Van Helden > Swampthang

(Armed Records, 2000 — featured in Armand’s most hybrid album “killing puritans”).

• Can > Aspectacle (Holger Czukay Edit)

( Emi, 1979 — Nifty disco beat by late Can, re-edited by bassist Holger Czukay).

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Musĭca # 1

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• Codek > Tim Toum

(Island Records, France, 1982 — Cult classic "Tim Toum" is a stripped down locky amb-tribal groove: produced by Jean-Marie Salaun as Codek).

• Will powers > Adventures in success
• Will powers > Adventures in success (Dub copy)

(Island records, 1983 — Will Powers was the stage name used by celebrity photographer Lynn Goldsmith. Written with Robert Palmer and Sting).

• Shriekback > My spine (is the bassline)

(Y Records, 1982 — No Guts, No Blood: No Brains At All)

• Chocolate star > The pop

(Chocolate star records, 1982 — Poduced by eccentric Gary Davis in its early '80s New Jersey days).

• Material > Discorse

(Celluloid, 1981 — Experimental punk-jazz-funk-noise-electro NYC band, founded in 1978 by bassist Bill Laswell and keyboard player Michael Beinhorn. Material produced for Afrika Bambaataa, Herbie Hancock and Nona Hendryx).

• Aksak Maboul > Mastoul Alakefak

(Crammed disc, Belgium, 1981, featured in "Onze Danses Pour Combattre La Migraine" album).