Departures (with Derek Bailey)

by Vertrek Ensemble

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1.	a moving part of a motion, a discovery (Bailey/de Jong) 10:46	buy track
2.	more nights,more days, more clouds, more worlds (Bailey/Budman) 08:37	buy track
3.	the flesh, the bone, the dirt, the stone (Bailey/de Jong 07:32	buy track
4.	canadians in east penge? (Budman/de Jong 07:43	buy track
5.	the steeples of his city clanked and sprang (Bailey/de Jong) 08:20	buy track
6.	waving adieu, adieu, adieu (Bailey/Budman/de Jong) 07:02	buy track
7.	stockwell suite: solitaria de Jong, solitaria Budman, solitaria Bailey, solitaria de Jong 2/trumpets of brixton 11:54	buy track

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released January 1, 1999

Derek Bailey - electric & acoustic guitar
vertrek ensemble: Ron de Jong - drums, cymbals, percussion & Vadim Budman - electric & acoustic guitar, cornet & reed cornet

Recorded, enginnered and mastered by Toby Robinson at Moat Studios, London, England, May 13, 1998

Post production by Gavino Taravassos at CJSR FM

Produced by Vadim Budman &a Ron de Jong

Artwork and design by Kelly de Jong

All titles (except for 4 &7) are from the poetry from Wallace Stevens

Historic photos from the collection of Ron de Jong

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