
Henry Jacobs is a sound artist and improviser par excellence. His influential recordings as well as collaborative projects resonate with an irreverent sense of humor and a love for musics of the world. From the early 1950s into the 1970s, Jacobs experimented with tape music, staged the early surround sound and visual spectacle Vortex, and developed an array of absurd characters that would pop up as crank callers, relaxation coaches, or upside-down smiling instructors.
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Sonata for Loudspeakers
Rhythm Study No. 8
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Logos
Electronic Kabuki Mambo
Audio Collage
For The Big Horn
Rhythm Study 8
Sonata for Loudspeaker
Rhythm Study #8
Interview with Shorty Petterstein
Interview with Sholem Stein
Loop - Channel Rhythms
Comments on the Raga with Musical Illustration
Interview with Jocko
Cigarette Yoga
Dead Air
Guitar Lesson
For the Residents of Texas
Wilder Service
Dean Marlon Group Demonstration
Lowdown on the New Line
For the Sick
Time Compression Tests
Squares
Emergency Use Only
Scarekicks
False Start
Love Burrow
Fluidoodle
Offbeat
Drumhead Jones
Hula Lesson
Robin Birds
Non-Ethnic Humor
Sounds for Radio
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Beatniks, Bohemians, and Business Failures
His Story of Jazz
In Between B/Alleluia/Not Ready to Answer Questions
Telephone Threrapy
Monotone/Made in California
Sonata for Loudspeakers (1953-4)
Reflexive Sound Threapy
A History of Jazz
Interlude II
Love You/This Is It/Audio Collage
Back It
Informal Rhythm Section
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