Album · 2009
O’o
- Released
- 28 July 2009
- Label
- Tzadik Records
- Catalogue no.
- TZ 7376
- Tracklist
- 12 tracks
- Length
- 55:15
“O’o” is an album by John Zorn; The Dreamers, released in 2009 on Tzadik Records. The original release has 12 tracks with a running time of 55:15. The line-up features Cyro Baptista (percussion), Jamie Saft (keyboard), Joey Baron (drums (drum set)), John Zorn (conductor, producer) and Kenny Wollesen (vibraphone).
Who played on O’o
- Cyro Baptista percussion all tracks
- Jamie Saft keyboard all tracks
- Joey Baron drums (drum set) all tracks
- John Zorn conductor, producer all tracks
- Kenny Wollesen vibraphone all tracks
- Marc Ribot guitar all tracks
- Trevor Dunn bass all tracks
Tracklist
- 1 Miller’s Crake — John Zorn 4:18
- 2 Akialoa — John Zorn 4:47
- 3 Po’o’uli — John Zorn 5:41
- 4 Little Bittern — John Zorn 6:30
- 5 Mysterious Starling — John Zorn 4:32
- 6 Laughing Owl — John Zorn 4:44
- 7 Archaeopteryx — John Zorn 5:06
- 8 Solitaire — John Zorn 2:11
- 9 Piopio — John Zorn 5:11
- 10 Zapata Rail — John Zorn 2:53
- 11 Kakawahie — John Zorn 4:14
- 12 Magdalena — John Zorn 5:07
Production
- Marc Urselli mix, recording
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Frequently asked questions
Who played on O’o?
The line-up of O’o includes Cyro Baptista (percussion), Jamie Saft (keyboard), Joey Baron (drums (drum set)), John Zorn (conductor, producer), Kenny Wollesen (vibraphone), Marc Ribot (guitar) and Trevor Dunn (bass).
Which label released O’o?
O’o was released in 2009 on Tzadik Records (TZ 7376).
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