Jon Hassell - Nightsky [Stretched]

"Nightsky" is the last track of the album "The Living City"
Part of a series of three new archival releases from Ndeya that showcase Jon Hassell and group in the late 1980s exploring a radical tangent on his Fourth World sensibility.
The Living City captures the Jon Hassell Group in September 1989 performing as part of an audio-visual installation inside the World
Financial Center Winter Garden in New York City, with Brian Eno mixing the band live. Eno had designed an audio-visual installation in the 10-story glass-vaulted pavilion, inspired by the hunting, ceremony, animals, and weather sounds of the Ba-Ya-Ka pygmy tribe from Cameroon gathered by Louis Sarno.
Jon Hassell and his then band, the musicians who had recently recorded the City: Works Of Fiction album, played in the Winter Garden Atrium over the course of three nights, with Eno mixing the band live with the installation sounds.
The audio presented here is an edited selection from the performance on the second night, available on vinyl for the first time, cut across four sides by Stefan Betke aka Pole. Gatefold vinyl edition includes download card and extensive sleevenotes.

[@flowerboy_0881]

this kind of beauty reaches the soul in a very intimate way. this is perfect meditation music, thank you so much for your efforts stretching these amazing compostions🫡

[@DaveInLAS]

I’m a huge Eno fan but had never heard of this. Thanks so very much for posting it!

[@23datta]

HUGE FAN. THANK YOU!!! 💙🙏🔺🔘

[@HarryRadford-pj5mo]

Pretty special...