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Jack Kerouac
Jack Kerouac Reads On The Road

Album US 1999 on Rykodisc label
Jazz, Blues and Spoken Word (Spoken Word)

CD features Kerouac spoken word, blues, and a tribute track by Tom Waits & Primus. Mastered at Sterling Sound. One: Stereo Sound, circa late 1950s. Digitally transferred from original tapes at Fort Apache. Two: From "On the Road" by Jack Kerouac © 1955, 1957 by Jack Kerouac; © 1983 Stella Kerouac, renewed © 1985 by Stella Kerouac and Jan Kerouac. Voice digitally transferred from original acetate recordings at Sterling Sound. Three: Published by Duluoz Publishing, Inc. (ASCAP). Original home recording by Jack Kerouac circa early 1960s. Music engineered and mixed at Manhattan Beach Recording, October 24 and 26, 1998. Voice digitally transferred from original tapes. Four: Published by Hal Leonard, Inc. (ASCAP) Recorded and mixed at Stereo Sound, circa late 1950s. Digitally transferred from original tapes at Fort Apache. Five: Published by Duluoz Published , Inc. (ASCAP) / New Chamber Music, Inc. (administered by C.F. Peters Corporation) (BMI) "Orizaba 210 Blues" © 1995, 1999 Estate of Stella Kerouac, John Sampas, Literary Representative. Original recording by Jack Kerouac in the back of Jerry Newman's record shop in New York City, circa late 1950s. Music engineered and mixed at Manhattan Beach Recording, October 24 and 26, 1998. Voice digitally transferred from original tapes. Six: Published by Chappell & Co. (ASCAP). Recorded and mixed by Jerry Newman at Stereo Sound, circa late 1950s. Digitally transferred from original tapes at Fort Apache. Seven: Published by Helton Music / Larry Spier (ASCAP). Recorded and mixed by Jerry Newman at Stereo Sound, circa late 1950s. Digitally transferred from original tapes at Fort Apache. Eight: Published by Duluoz Publishing, Inc. (ASCAP) / New Chamber Music, Inc. (BMI) "Washington D.C. Blues" © 1999 Estate of Stella Kerouac, John Sampas, Literary Representative. Music engineered and mixed at Manhattan Beach Recording, October 24 and 26, 1998. Voice digitally transferred from original tapes. Nine: Published by Duluoz Publishing, Inc. (ASCAP) / Jalma Music (ASCAP). Recorded at Prairie Sun Recording Studio. Primus appears courtesy of Interscope Records. ℗ 1999 Duluoz Publishing, Inc. except track 9. ℗ 1999 Tom Waits © 1999 Rykodisc

Musicians

	Jack Kerouac voc, 1922-1969 US album by, vocals, voice
	David Greenberg , a&r, voices series, photography by, macro images
	Michael Stipe voc, *1960 US photography by, shack and train station
	Unknown Artist , instrumentation by
	Vic Juris g, eg, acg, *1953 US arranged by, guitar
	John Medeski key, org, p, *1965 US arranged by, organ, hammond
	Johnny Mercer voc, 1909-1976 US lyrics by, written by
	David Amram frh, p, *1930 US composed by, performer, french horn, piano, shanai, ocarina, congas, percussion, tin whistle, penny, flute, lakota, drums, frame drum, goblet drum, dumbek, piano, french horn, shanai, whistle, penny, goblet drum, dumbek
	Jerry Dodgion as, fl, *1932 US alto saxophone
	Victor Venegas b, 1932-2006 US bass
	Jane Taylor bsn, bassoon
	The David Amram Ensemble , composed by, performer
	Candido cng, bgo, *1921 US congas
	Johnny Almendra tim, US drums, bongos
	Ronald Roseman fl, ob, 1933-2000 US oboe, english horn
	Midhat Serbagi vl, US viola
	Tom Waits voc, p, *1949 US performer on track, music by, performer, vocals, guitar, percussion
	Les Claypool b, voc, *1963 US percussion, bass, upright
	Jeff Sloan , US engineer, second
	Larry LaLonde g, bj, *1968 US guitar, percussion
	Brain dr, percussion
	Primus , *1984 US performer
	Ralph Carney , *1956 US saxophone

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