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Material - Temporary Music (1981)

vom: 17.01.2022

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Experimental Jazz-funk-noise-electro-Band, gegr�ndet 1978 vom Bassisten Bill Laswell und Keryboarder Michael Beinhorn. Material war nicht nur eine Band, sondern ein Synonym f�r die intensive Produktionsarbeit des Duos. Unter anderem Afrika Bambaataa, Herbie Hancock, Nona Hendryx .... Sie machten interessante, damals neue Fushionmusik, stark basslastig.

The band took the name Material, from the Laswell/Cultreri composed instrumental "Materialism" on the About Time album. Their debut recording was 1979's instrumental industrial funk Temporary Music 1 EP for Gomelsky's Zu Records. The band then signed to Celluloid Records, and the single "Discourse" was issued in 1980.
They were reduced back to the trio of Beinhorn, Laswell and Maher for the 1981 EP Temporary Music 2(included Don Davis on Saxophone,"White Man"). Their first full album, Memory Serves, which featured strong jazz leanings, had contributions from guitarists Sonny Sharrock and Henry Cow's Fred Frith, cornetist Olu Dara, saxophonist Henry Threadgill and violinist Billy Bang.
They started working with singers and their music became more melodic and funkier. Their next single "Ciquiri" (included on the American Songs EP) which featured guitarist Robert Quine, became popular in New York City dance clubs. The 1981 "Bustin' Out" single was released as an extended club mix peaking at number two on the dance charts.[4] On "Busting Out", they were fronted by singer Nona Hendryx with support from guitarist Ronnie Drayton. This line-up also recorded "It's a Holiday" for a split single with Cristina.
By 1982's One Down, drummer Maher had left the band, and they embraced a multitude of singers including Nona Hendryx, B.J. Nelson, R. Bernard Fowler and Whitney Houston in one of her first lead singer recordings. Houston's vocal was on a cover version of Hugh Hopper's "Memories", which also featured a lead break by saxophonist Archie Shepp. Critic Robert Christgau of The Village Voice called her contribution "one of the most gorgeous ballads you've ever heard".[5] As an indication of the direction the band headed for, Chic's guitarist Nile Rodgers was involved alongside Frith and Drayton, but perhaps more significantly, was one of the first appearances of longtime Laswell collaborator Nicky Skopelitis

Temporary Music is the 1979 debut EP and 1981 debut album by the New York based No Wave music group Material.
The band had previously worked with Daevid Allen on New York Gong's 1979 About Time album. The Temporary Music 1 EP was recorded in 1979 and the Temporary Music 2 EP in 1980. The two EPs were compiled together for Material's debut album, two slightly different versions being released, one on Red Rec. which also included the "Discourse" single, and one on Celluloid which simply put each EP on either side of the album. Some CD versions include the "Detached"/"Ciquiri" single, recorded with Robert Quine

[color=#FF0000]"O.A.O" (Bill Laswell, Fred Maher, Michael Beinhorn, Cliff Cultreri) - 4:43
"On Sadism" (Laswell, Maher, Beinhorn, Cultreri) - 5:04
"White Man" (Laswell, Maher, Beinhorn, Cultreri) - 7:40
"Process / Motion" (Laswell, Maher, Beinhorn, Cultreri) - 4:34
"Discourse" (Bacon, Laswell, Cultreri, Beinhorn) - 4:05
"Slow Murder" (Bacon, Laswell, Cultreri, Beinhorn) - 3:59
"Reduction" (Laswell, Maher, Beinhorn) - 5:30
"Heritage" (Laswell, Maher, Beinhorn) - 3:33
"Secret Life" (Laswell, Maher, Beinhorn) - 5:45
"Dark Things" (Laswell, Maher, Beinhorn) - 5:10
"Detached" (Laswell, Maher, Beinhorn, Quine) - 5:02
"Ciquiri" (Laswell, Maher, Beinhorn, Quine) - 6:22
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