Paul Flaherty, Gene Moore, Gene Janas, Federico Ughi :: Morfina LP
Paul Flaherty, Gene Moore, Gene Janas, Federico Ughi :: Morfina LP
Paul Flaherty: Alto and Tenor Saxophones
Gene Moore: Guitar
Gene Janas: Bass
Federico Ughi: Drums
Recorded in Brooklyn, New York
Release: December 22nd, 2017
Catalogue number 5801
Graphic Design: Sergio Vezzali
Exclusive limited edition of 10 hand-numbered CDs
Download code included with the CD
100% of profit from the sale of this album goes to the musicians
TRACKS:
1 - Morfina
2 - Unlikely S.O.S.
3 - Wild Bat Wild
4 - The Countries
5 - Only I Only
6 - Help Me Think
7 - Beginnings
577 Records is proud to announce a new album:
Paul Flaherty, Gene Moore, Gene Janas, Federico Ughi
Morfina
The idea for this recording was first conceived during the 2016 Forward Festival when Gene Moore, a pioneer of noise guitar playing and bassist Gene Janas, a mainstay of the NYC experimental music scene, invited noted avant-garde drummer Federico Ughi for the second part of their set. This spontaneous collaboration inspired the three musicians to plan a recording, and they decided to involve the legendary sax player Paul Flaherty for the occasion.
The resulting recording is Morfina, and while Flaherty, Moore, and Janas have collaborated extensively in the past, it’s the very first time Flaherty and Ughi have ever played together. Janas played with Ughi on a previous 577 Records’ album release (People’s Resonance, also featuring Daniel Carter, 2008).
The album title Morfina, meaning ‘morphine’ in Italian, was suggested by Ughi, as the recording session happened only hours after he left the emergency room, where he was treated for a back injury with a strong dose of the substance. Needless to say, while the music may have been influenced by this, it certainly didn’t suffer.
CDs are sold-out. By popular demand now available on vinyl now at Forward Festival & 577 Records www.577records.com
This is an exclusive limited edition of 300 LPs + digital album
This band performed an impressive set at the Forward Festival 2017.