Album · 2018

Double Up, Plays Double Up Plus

Released
18 May 2018
Label
Pi Recordings
Catalogue no.
PI75
Tracklist
5 tracks
Length
49:11
Country
US

“Double Up, Plays Double Up Plus” is an album by Henry Threadgill, released in 2018 on Pi Recordings. The original release has 5 tracks with a running time of 49:11. The line-up features Christopher Hoffman (cello), Craig Weinrib (drums (drum set), percussion), Curtis Macdonald (alto saxophone), David Bryant (piano) and David Virelles (harmonium, piano).

Who played on Double Up, Plays Double Up Plus

  • Christopher Hoffman cello on 4 tracks
  • Craig Weinrib drums (drum set), percussion on 4 tracks
  • Curtis Macdonald alto saxophone on 4 tracks
  • David Bryant piano on 4 tracks
  • David Virelles harmonium, piano, keyboard on 4 tracks
  • Jose Davila tuba on 4 tracks
  • Luis Perdomo piano on 4 tracks
  • Román Filiú alto flute, alto saxophone, woodwind on 4 tracks
  • Kate Chumley spoken vocals on 1 track

Tracklist

  1. 1 Game Is Up — Henry Threadgill 22:48
  2. 2 Clear and Distinct From the Other A — Henry Threadgill 9:56
  3. 3 Clear and Distinct From the Other B — Henry Threadgill 6:15
  4. 4 Clear and Distinct — Henry Threadgill 8:42
  5. 5 Quote and Credits 1:31

Production

  • Emily Rittenhouse recording
  • Liberty Ellman mastering, producer, mix
  • Warren Riker recording
  • Henry Threadgill liner notes
  • Seth Rosner producer
  • Yulun Wang producer

More albums by Henry Threadgill

Frequently asked questions

Who played on Double Up, Plays Double Up Plus?

The line-up of Double Up, Plays Double Up Plus includes Christopher Hoffman (cello), Craig Weinrib (drums (drum set), percussion), Curtis Macdonald (alto saxophone), David Bryant (piano), David Virelles (harmonium, piano), Jose Davila (tuba), Luis Perdomo (piano) and Román Filiú (alto flute, alto saxophone).

Which label released Double Up, Plays Double Up Plus?

Double Up, Plays Double Up Plus was released in 2018 on Pi Recordings (PI75).

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