Stephen Kent Landing CD
STEPHEN KENT HAS CREATED A TYPE OF PSYCHEDELIC GLOSSOLALIA THAT WILL SEEK YOU OUT, SWALLOW YOU WHOLE AND TAP THE WELLSPRING OF YOUR PRIMAL INTELLIGENCE. - ROBYN SEAN PETERSON
Stephen Kent's solo debut Landing debuted on CMJ's New World Music chart at #25 (week of 8.1.94).
Liner notes from Landing 1. White Tree (calling) 2. Ayeo 3. Mabo 4. Anthem for the People 5. China Basin 6. Jungnawangra 7. Charm 8. Yekke 9. Landing 10. White Tree (angel)
Stephen Kent: didgeridoos, tuba, drums, percussion, samples, vocals. Eda Maxym: vocals on Ayeo. John Loose: drum kit on Ayeo. Kenneth Newby: piri on Mabo. Eda, Eszike, and Esmerelda: ullulations on Yekke. Suru: djembe on Yekke. Robyn Sean Peterson: voice on China Basin
All pieces composed and arranged by Stephen Kent except: 2: Kent/Maxym and 3: Kent/Newby.
Tracks 1,4,6, & 10 are didgeridoo solo.
Recorded and mixed by Dave Nelson at Poolside Studios, San Francisco, 1993/94. Produced by Dave Nelson and Stephen Kent.
Special thanks: Eda Maxym, Stephen and Lucy Maxym, Pamela McCleave, Patti Clemens, Misha Saez, Vince Thomas, Britt Welin, Ken Adams, Donato Rosella, Robyn Sean Peterson, Darla George, Beth Custer, Fred Tietjin and Clarion Music.
Cover photo by Egon Dubois/Cover design by Rose X Media House. Graphic art and Design: Rose-X Media House. Photos: Stephen Kent -Egon Dubois, Mt. Shasta -Scott Hess, Katajuta -Stephen Kent, Angel -Timothy Buchanan. All titles PRS except 2: PRS/BMI and 3: PRS/SOCAN. Copyright 1994, Burnt Earth Music, all rights reserved. Copyright 1994, City of Tribes Communications.
The Didgeridoo is played with the greatest respect for the Australian aboriginal peoples and in the spirit of all the First Nation peoples and our common relationship to the Earth.
"Mabo" refers to a recent case brought before the Australian High Court by a community of Aborigines from Murray Island in the Torres Strait. They disputed the legal precedent on which Australia was founded - that the continent was Terra Nullius (unowned land) when claimed by Britain in 1788. They won; a historic victory that opens up the entire question of Indigenous Peoples' rights Worldwide.
A percentage of the proceeds from this recording will be donated to benefit aboriginal communities in Australia.
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