Miniatures - 51 Tiny Masterpieces Edited By Morgan Fisher
Various
Release Date
1994
Catalog #
VP159CD
Tracks
53
Notes
"In 1980: Invitations were sent out to a highly personal selection of creative artists, asking them to contribute pieces of not more than one minute's duration, to what has turned out to be this extraordinarily eclectic album." Includes 20 page booklet with notes about each track and artist, mini poster, Japanese insert and obi. Reissue of the original vinyl release on "Pipe" 1980, with 2 additional tracks. Track numbering is as given on cover. Track 12 is credited to: All Artists Total time 50:48 © Pipe Records 1980 ℗ Voiceprint (UK) 1994 Disc made in Austria
Tracklist
Sweetest Love (Lament After A Broken Sashcord On A Theme Of John Donne) (feat. Ralph Steadman)
A Miniaturisation Of Bartok's Sonata For 2 Pianos & Percussion (3rd Movement) (feat. Michael Bass & Ellen Tenenbaum)
The Miniatures Miniature
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Phonographic Copyright (p)
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Liner Notes
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Featuring
- Ollie Halsall
- John Halsey
- The Residents
- Roger McGough
- Morgan Fisher
- John Otway
- Pete Challis
- Phil Diplock
- Robert Wyatt
- Stinky Winkles
- Mary Longford
- Andy Newman
- David Bedford
- Fred Frith
- Maggie Nicols
- Joseph Racaille
- The Work
- Neil Innes & Son
- Herbert Distel
- Lol Coxhill
- Ken Ellis
- Steve Miller
- Norman Lovett
- Patrick Portella
- George Melly
- Robert Fripp
- Andy Partridge
- Phantom Captain
- Ron Geesin
- Alejandro Viñao
- Quentin Crisp
- Simon Desorgher
- Ralph Steadman
- R.D. Laing & Son
- Trevor Wishart
- John White
- Ivor Cutler
- Hector Zazou
- Michael Bass
- Ellen Tenenbaum
- Martin Chambers
- Bob Cobbing
- Henri Chopin
- Dave Vanian
- Metabolist
- Gavin Bryars
- 1/2 Japanese
- Simon Jeffes
- Mark Perry
- Michael Nyman
- David Cunningham
- Kevin Coyne
- Etron Fou Leloublan
- Neil Oram
- Ken Campbell
- Science Fiction Theatre Liverpool
- Pete Seeger
- No Artist