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Album · 1979

A New Sound of an Old Instrument

by Moondog

Released
1979
Label
Kopf
Catalogue no.
RRF 33017
Tracklist
13 tracks
Length
38:37
Country
DE

“A New Sound of an Old Instrument” is an album by Moondog, released in 1979 on Kopf. The original release has 13 tracks with a running time of 38:37. The line-up features Fritz Storfinger (organ), Louis Thomas Hardin (percussion) and Wolfgang Schwering (organ).

Who played on A New Sound of an Old Instrument

  • Fritz Storfinger organ
  • Louis Thomas Hardin percussion
  • Wolfgang Schwering organ

Tracklist

  1. A1 Oasis — Louis Thomas Hardin 3:50
  2. A2 Single Foot 1:55
  3. A3 Mirage — Louis Thomas Hardin 3:16
  4. A4 Bug on a Floating Leaf — Louis Thomas Hardin 1:58
  5. A5 Sand Lilly — Louis Thomas Hardin 3:17
  6. A6 Frost Floxer — Louis Thomas Hardin 1:45
  7. A7 Crescent Moon March — Louis Thomas Hardin 2:40
  8. B1 Barn Dance — Louis Thomas Hardin 1:53
  9. B2 Elf Dance — Louis Thomas Hardin 2:07
  10. B3 Logrundr in G — Louis Thomas Hardin 6:33
  11. B4 Log in B — Louis Thomas Hardin 4:35
  12. B5 Logrundr in D — Louis Thomas Hardin 1:28
  13. B6 Logrundr in F sharp — Louis Thomas Hardin 3:20

Production

  • Friedbert Keuken engineer
  • Helmut Rohlfing mix

More albums by Moondog

Moondog and His Friends 1953 · Epic Snaketime Series 1956 · Moondog Records Moondog 1956 · Prestige More Moondog 1956 · Prestige The Story of Moondog 1957 · Prestige Moondog 1969 Moondog 2 1971 In Europe 1977 · Kopf H’art Songs 1978 · Kopf Instrumental Music by Louis Hardin 1978 · Musical Heritage Society Bracelli 1987 · Kakaphone Elpmas 1991 · Kopf

Frequently asked questions

Who played on A New Sound of an Old Instrument?

The line-up of A New Sound of an Old Instrument includes Fritz Storfinger (organ), Louis Thomas Hardin (percussion) and Wolfgang Schwering (organ).

Which label released A New Sound of an Old Instrument?

A New Sound of an Old Instrument was released in 1979 on Kopf (RRF 33017).

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