Progman 2002, by Glass & Friends

Progman 2002

by Glass & Friends

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	1.	Give The Man a Hand 07:38
	2.	Dedicated to Mike (but we can't find you) 04:01
	3.	Astral 02:26
	4.	The Border, Pt. I 01:01
	5.	The Border, Pt. II 03:28
	6.	Miles, Monk, Elton and Mom 04:14
	7.	The Catch 02:44
	8.	Patrice Mersault's Dream 01:22
	9.	For Ursula and Sirus The Dog Star 13:35

about

Tracks 1-5 are a suite called "Dedicated to Mike (but we can't find you)." Mike Ratledge was invited to the Progam Cometh Festivals but politely declined, saying he no longer even played. That broke our hearts.

Track 6, originally entitled "Miles, Monk and Mom," was written with a horn part for somebody "along the lines of Elton Dean." When the chance came at Progman Cometh to actually record it with the REAL Elton Dean, well, my life was complete.

Tracks 7-9 are a suite called "The Catch."

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Progman_Cometh

credits

released August 16, 2002

Greg Sherman - synthesizers, Mellotron
Jeff Sherman - bass, Moog Taurus bass pedals, Rhodes piano
Jerry Cook - drums & percussion

With special guests:
Elton Dean - soprano saxophone
Pete Pendras - guitar
William Kopecky - bass
Paul Kopecky - snare
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kopecky

Recorded at the Moore Theater, Seattle WA Friday August 16th, 2002

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