1000 Words, by Jeb Bishop & Jorrit Dijkstra

1000 Words

by Jeb Bishop & Jorrit Dijkstra

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5.	Standpipe 02:53	info
6.	Duo Stukje 03:28	info
7.	Drainpipe 03:26	info
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released 15 October 2012
Jeb Bishop – trombone, mutes
Jorrit Dijkstra - alto saxophone, mutes

Total time: 46:30 minutes

www.jebbishop.com
www.jorritdijkstra.com
www.lisacarroll.org

Recorded on July 3rd, 2011 by Steve Stokes at Strobe Recording Studio, Chicago, IL.
Mixed and Edited by Jorrit Dijkstra at Primatones Studio, Quincy, MA.
Mastered by Myles Boisen at Headless Buddha Mastering Lab, Oakland CA.
Cover art by Lisa Carroll, photograph by Pandelis Karayorgis, design by Hidde Dijkstra
Thanks to Ted Reichman.

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Jorrit Dijkstra is a saxophone player and composer living in Boston. This website features CDs of his own groups. He also composes for ensembles such as the David Kweksilber Big Band, Tetzepi Bigtet, Amstel Quartet and saxophonist Ties Mellema.