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1. One Night @ the Moroccan Music recorded by Brion Gysin by Brion Gysin, released 30 September 1. Untitled 1 2. Untitled 2 3. Untitled 3 4. Untitled 4 5. Untitled 5 6. Untitled 6 7. Untitled 7 8. Untitled 8 9. Untitled 9 Untitled 10 Untitled 11

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2. Live in London, by Brion Gysin, released 18 October 1. Welcome 2. Minutes to go #1 3. Cut-ups () 4. Teaching 5. Illusion 6. Minutes to go #2 7. Ad Lib 8. Impro 9. Cut-ups (Bardo Hotel) Ahead, Ahead: 93 million miles away Brion Gysin with Ramuntcho Matta / guitar Tessa Politt / bass (The Slits) Steve Noble / drums (Rip Rig and Panic) Michael Giles / percussions (Penguin.

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3. Brion Gysin discography and songs: Music profile for Brion Gysin, born 19 January Genres: Sound Collage, Poetry, Spoken Word. Albums include Break Through in .

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4. Brion Gysin was a painter, writer, sound poet, performance artist and inventor of experimental devices born in Taplow, Buckinghamshire. One night the (Double album) - Playlist. Brion Gysin.

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5. These recordings were made by Brion Gysin in the early s. The second CD contains Brion Gysin's personal take on a initiation ceremony in which he took part in the village of Jajouka around Accompanying sound was created by Ramuntcho Matta. thanks to: James Grauerholz, Bachir Attar, Steve Lacy and the Majoon Traveler.

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6. Aug 22,  · These recordings were made by Brion Gysin in the early s. The second CD contains Brion Gysin's personal take on a initiation ceremony in which he took part in the village of Jajouka around Accompanying sound was created by Ramuntcho Matta. thanks to: James Grauerholz, Bachir Attar, Steve Lacy and the Majoon Traveler/5(18).

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7. Brion Gysin (January 19, - July 13, ) was a writer and painter. He is best known for his rediscovery of Tristan Tzara's cut-up technique while cutting through a newspaper upon which he was trimming some mats.

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8. One Night @ The , an album by Brion Gysin on Spotify. We and our partners use cookies to personalize your experience, to show you ads based on your interests, and for measurement and analytics purposes. By using our website and our services.

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9. May 16,  · In Brion Gysin operated The Thousand and One Nights, a Tangier restaurant, "in order to hear the musicians of Jajouka every night for the rest of my life." That bond remained even as Gysin went on to other things; eventually, in , Gysin himself would introduce Brian Jones to the musicians and be involved in the recording of "The Pipes 5/5(3).

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