Stream Nate Wooley tracks
March 2012
Listen to a collection of music compiled and annotated by the American trumpet player. Wooley is featured in an article by Dan Warburton in The Wire 338.
Paul Lytton and Nate Wooley
"Live at University of Oregon"
This is from a 2009 US tour of my long standing duo with legendary
percussionist, Paul Lytton. The concert took place as part of the
University of Oregon's Soundbytes series, which is a programmed
season of strictly 11 minute afternoon concerts that take place on
campus.
Nate Wooley and Beta Collide
"Three Cello Studies"
Recorded by Lance Miller
In 2010 a number of composers were commissioned to write
electroacoustic works based on the of Bach, for the Oregon Bach
Festival ReMix night. This composition features Molly Barth on
piccolo, Brian McWhorter on piccolo trumpet and Michael
Ward-Bergeman on accordion and the first three chords of the first
three Bach Cello Suites. For more about Beta Collide,
click here.
Paul Lytton, C. Spencer Yeh, Okkyung Lee and Nate Wooley
"Underused"
This is a bonus track from a forthcoming LP on Bill Kouligas's
Pan label.
It's from a live concert at New York's Roulette concert series
and is the first meeting of the quartet.
Nate Wooley
"Greatest Hits"
This is from a Desert Island Discs kind of thing. All the
participants submitted a playlist, and for some reason I thought it
would be more interesting to make it into a tape collage.
Fred Lonberg-Holm, Jason Roebke and Nate Wooley
"Sit In The Throne"
This is by the trio that recorded our Throw Down Your Hammer
And Sing album. It's a track from the second album which has
languished unreleased. It's one of my all time favorite groups due
to the sheer rawness of the music and our absolute inability to
deal with anything approaching standard form.
Nate Wooley
"Live at WFMU"
2009 live amplified performance at the home town radio station in Jersey City.
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