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Tom Cora & David Moss - Cargo Cult Revival

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Album Details: Cargo Cult Revival

Release Date:02/01/1984
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Track List: Cargo Cult Revival

  1. Role of the Bait
  2. Goat Explains the Can, Pts. 1-4
  3. Finger Hut
  4. Monkey Lens
  5. Unipods Are Pacifists
  1. Boundary Janitor
  2. Ward Walks the Plank, Pts. 1-3
  3. Business Is Not a Business
  4. Employer Accident
  5. Dog-In-Law

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Biography

Tom Cora

A longtime fixture of the New York City downtown music scene, cellist, composer and improviser Tom Cora was best known in avant-jazz circles, although his eclectic pursuits led him in a wide variety of musical directions. Raised in Richmond, Virginia, Cora began studying cello while an undergraduate at the University of Virginia, later honing his craft under the tutelag... Read more
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