Available Jelly - Prokosch
from DOEK Sampler by Doek
about
form the album "Always"
Recorded November 1989 at Schlosstheater Moers, West Germany
Recorded November 1989 at Schlosstheater Moers, West Germany
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from DOEK Sampler,
released February 28, 2013
Tobias Delius - tenor Sax, melodica
Eric Boeren - trumpet, melodica
Michael Moore - reeds, melodica
Gregg Moore - trombone, Eb tuba, electric bass, mandolin
Eric Calmes - electric bass, percussion
Michael Vatcher - drums, electric drums, percussion
Tobias Delius - tenor Sax, melodica
Eric Boeren - trumpet, melodica
Michael Moore - reeds, melodica
Gregg Moore - trombone, Eb tuba, electric bass, mandolin
Eric Calmes - electric bass, percussion
Michael Vatcher - drums, electric drums, percussion
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Doek Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Doek is an Amsterdam-based collective of improvising musicians who play in various ensembles and organise tours, projects
and a yearly festival.
The core members of Stichting dOeK are:
Eric Boeren
John Dikeman
Kaja Draksler
Oscar Jan Hoogland
Michael Moore
Wilbert de Joode
Ada Rave
Jasper Stadhouder
Marta Warelis
Wolter Wierbos
Coordinator: Carolyn Muntz
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Feb 2013 -
Nov 2023 -
Jun 2007 -
Sep 2013
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