tracks

Lonely Woman
Togo
Guinea
Open Or Close
Orbit Of La-Ba
Song For The Whales

notes

The instrument Suona (Han Chinese oboe, also called laba) played by Dewey Redman is credited "musette" on this release.

Track 6: "This song is written with respect for all species of whales, in the hope that they will soon be protected by international law."

Recorded August 1979 at Talent Studio, Oslo

An ECM Production
â„— 1979 ECM Records GmbH

Copyright notices in booklet:
Track 1 MJQ Music/BMI
Track 2 Eternal River Music/BMI
Track 3 Eternal River Music/BMI
Track 4 Phase Texts Music/ASCAP
Track 5 DewRed Music/ASCAP
Track 6 Liberation Music Co./BMI The instrument Suona (Han Chinese oboe, also called laba) played by Dewey Redman is credited "musette" on this release.

Track 6: "This song is written with respect for all species of whales, in the hope that they will soon be protected by international law."

Recorded August 1979 at Talent Studio, Oslo

An ECM Production
â„— 1979 ECM Records GmbH

Copyright notices in booklet:
Track 1 MJQ Music/BMI
Track 2 Eternal River Music/BMI
Track 3 Eternal River Music/BMI
Track 4 Phase Texts Music/ASCAP
Track 5 DewRed Music/ASCAP
Track 6 Liberation Music Co./BMI

credits

Bass – Charlie Haden
Design – Barbara Wojirsch
Drums – Ed Blackwell
Engineer – Jan Erik Kongshaug
Photography By [Cover Photo] – Herbert Wenn
Photography By [Liner Photo] – Isio Saba
Producer – Manfred Eicher
Tenor Saxophone, Suona [Musette] – Dewey Redman
Trumpet, Piano – Don Cherry
Bass – Charlie Haden
Design – Barbara Wojirsch
Drums – Ed Blackwell
Engineer – Jan Erik Kongshaug
Photography By [Cover Photo] – Herbert Wenn
Photography By [Liner Photo] – Isio Saba
Producer – Manfred Eicher
Tenor Saxophone, Suona [Musette] – Dewey Redman
Trumpet, Piano – Don Cherry

companies

Recorded At – Talent Studio
Phonographic Copyright (p) – ECM Records GmbH
Manufactured By – Polygram, Hanover, West Germany
Made By – Polygram, Hanover, West Germany
Recorded At – Talent Studio

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