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Ron Geesin, all'anagrafe Ronald Geesin (Stevenston, 17 dicembre 1943), è un musicista e compositore britannico. Biografia. Il suo primo album solista è A Raise of Eyebrows del 1967. Tra gennaio e marzo del 1970, registrazioni sue e di Roger Waters, lavorate separatamente ...
Before a year was up I had stretched to a total of nine, met the Original Downtown Syncopators at a gig in Glasgow and joined them six days later - professionally - thereby setting a model for my later definition, 'PROFESSIONAL: one who is paid by the public to continually practise on it.' Having thrown myself in and held down by having to play the 2nd half of that first night at the Public ...
A Raise of Eyebrows is the debut album by Scottish composer Ron Geesin, released in June 1967 by Transatlantic Records.Recorded in his home studio in Notting Hill, Geesin aimed to make a humorous album of social commentary that reflected his musical abilities. Considered a work of electronic and experimental music, the album exemplifies Geesin's tape manipulation of sounds and his skills on ...
5 de jul. de 2019 · ExpoZoom by Ron Geesin, released 05 July 2019 1. Part 1First Wall-Concorde 2. Part 1 First Wall-Rolls Royce 3. Part 1 First Wall-Blind Landin 4. Part 1 First Wall-Tracked Hove 5. Part 2 END Wall-End Wall 1 6. Part 2 END Wall-End Wall 2.1 7. Part 2 END Wall-End Wall 2.2 8. Part 2 END Wall-End Wall 3 9. Part 3 Curve-Sprayed Steel 10.
Ron Geesin, composer, performer, sound architect, interactive designer, broadcaster, writer and lecturer was born in Ayrshire, Scotland, 1943. He has improvised his life rather like he plays the piano - with humour and passion.
Atom Heart Mother. Pink Floyd. Released. 1970 — UK. Vinyl —. LP, Album, Stereo. Explore the tracklist, credits, statistics, and more for Music From The Body by Ron Geesin & Roger Waters. Compare versions and buy on Discogs.
An Improvised Life. Published: 08 September 2015. SEE THIS, SEE THAT, SEE THEN, SEE NOW ! Ron Geesin: An Improvised Life was first shown on Sat 3 Oct 2015 in London, followed by a Q&A with the Director Tom McInnes and chaired by Robin Denselow. It has now been shown on Sky Arts several times since 2018.
