Jacky Ligon, a modern Master

Everyone:

Jacky has once again centered a discussion by posting music that isn't just an example, isn't just illustrative, but really a knock-out!

Jacky, the two tunes you put up are perfect examples of the creative possibilities of:

1. sampling
2. microtonalism as just one facet of a larger style
3. the importance of sound choice and mixing

Special mention of Cop Car, since it reminded me of one of my all-time favorites, Eno and Byrne's "Bush of Ghosts". In fact, I pulled it out and gave it another listen. It is one of those semi-singular music creations that I wished there were more of.

And now I know: there's *you*, and apparantly you have a lot of material up your sleeve! It is now a direct order: you MUST post announcement on this list when your CDs are ready to order. Period.

Very happy,
Jon

--- In MakeMicroMusic@y..., "Jonathan M. Szanto" <JSZANTO@A...> wrote:

/makemicromusic/topicId_344.html#344

> Everyone:
>
> Jacky has once again centered a discussion by posting music that
isn't just an example, isn't just illustrative, but really a knock-
out!
>
> Jacky, the two tunes you put up are perfect examples of the
creative possibilities of:

Where is the Jacky Ligon stuff again?? I look at the "Files" section
of *this* forum under Jacky Ligon and there ain't nuttin' there...??

_________ _____________ ____
Joseph Pehrson

--- In MakeMicroMusic@y..., jpehrson@r... wrote:
> Where is the Jacky Ligon stuff again?? I look at the "Files"
> section of *this* forum under Jacky Ligon and there ain't nuttin'
> there...??

Either Jacky took them offline or something weird happened. I'll drop
J a line...