ELIXIR by Ken Moore & Larry Jeter
Putting three musicians together from different backgrounds was an experiment all its own. This is primarily a percussion album with keyboards. Mark Chance was a rock bass guitarist who was integrating his own style of playing with what was a cohesion of jazz and electronic music. Sort of a free-form improvisational jam session with the drummer honed in to every lick the keyboard player emitted. Truly this is a collaboration of Jeter and Moore, who came from two different backgrounds, yet willing to try something different. Recorded by Ken Moore in 1975, the world was not yet ready for this music, so Anvil Creations Studio presents here for the first time in digital format, the live groove sessions of ELIXIR.
Tracklist
Credits
Larry Jeter-Premiere drums, custom chimes, cymbals and percussion
Ken Moore-Hammond organ, Moog synthesizer, Lowrey organ, ARP SE and Fender Rhodes electric piano
Mark Chance-electric bass guitar
License
CC BY-NC-ND 3.0. See the Creative Commons website for details.Tags
Ken Moore has been using sound as music since 1975. This site began as a promotion for the Moore/Myers band, which released two albums in the 1980s. Now, Ken has expanded his talents to include percussion and abstract recordings from the Gong Room. With the addition of Short Story, ACS is creating even better adventurous sounds, more than ever before.