Petr Kotik - Many Many Women Album

Tracklist

1	Any One Is One	23:35
2	One Who Was Loving And Living Was That One	8:03
3	In Being One	23:59
4	She Had This Thing	14:35
5	If There Were Many	14:42
6	In Completing What Loving Was Needing	3:43
7	There Are Many Being Living	8:18
8	If She Is In A Way A Tender One	27:59
9	And What Is Feeling Is Borrowing	8:33
10	That Being Uncovered	17:01
11	There Are Some Suspecting Something	8:22
12	Each One Is One	21:05
13	In Mentioning Anything	15:15
14	There Are Many	9:53
15	She Could Be One Going On Being Living	9:23

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
LAB-6/10	Petr Kotik	Many Many Women ‎(5xLP, Album + Box)	Labor	LAB-6/10	US	1981

Credits

• Baritone Vocals, Bass Vocals – Albert de Ruiter, Elliot Levine
• Clarinet – Deborah Ann Ungaro, Salvatore Andolina
• Countertenor Vocals, Tenor Vocals – William Lyon Lee, William Zukof
• Cover [Photo] – Zoe Leonard
• Design – Tony Morgan
• Edited By – Petr Kotik
• Engineer – Allan Tucker
• Ensemble – S.E.M. Ensemble
• Flute – Petr Kotik, Susan Sperl
• Liner Notes – Kyle Gann, Richard Kostelanetz
• Music By – Petr Kotik
• Photography By – Blaise Tobia
• Producer – Heiner Stadler
• Soprano Vocals – Dora Ohrenstein, Lois Winter
• Text By – Gertrude Stein
• Transferred By [Digital Transfers], Remastered By [Remastering] – Christopher Davidson
• Trombone – James Kasprowicz, Lon Gormley

Notes

This recording is an edited version of the complete 6-hour long performance. The nature of the music makes it impossible to repeat and correct various passages, therefore, the recording proceeded despite occasional lapses and mistakes, impossible to avoid in a live performance. The recordings (two complete performances) were edited and combined by discarding parts, not acceptable for a record release.

Recorded on March 17 and 19, 1980, at Vanguard Recording Studios, New York, NY.
Digital transfers and remastering at Mixture 151, San Leandro, CA, February-March 2000

Companies

• Recorded At – Vanguard Studios
• Copyright (c) – Dog W/A Bone

Short intro

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