Kip Hanrahan
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Biography
Kip Hanrahan is a special character in the world of jazz and world fusion. Trained as a percussionist, he plays the role of producer in the studio and orchestra director in concert, observing the progress of his compositions. Founder of the Clave label, his albums such as Coup de Tête (1981) bring together the jazz avant-garde. His style, which fuses Latin rhythms with contemporary jazz, comes to fruition on Vertical's Currency (1985), All Roads Are Made of the Flesh (1995), Beautiful Scars (2007) and At Home in Anger (2011).
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Albums
Top Tracks
- Track Popularity
- Shahrazade and the Forming of the Next Day
- Ishaak of Mosul / His Mistress and the Devil
- The Man Who Stole the Golden Plate from Which the Dog Had Eaten
- Birds Through the Alabaster Ceiling
- Ghanim Ibn Ayyub's Tale and Kut Al-Kulub
- Accuracy of Location In Shahrazade's Shadow Night
- The Tale of the Youth Behind Whom Indian and Chinese Music Was Played / The Tale of the Jaundiced Yo
- Marriage
- Commerce
- Unfinished Dusk
- Real Time And Beautiful Scars
- The Jinniya Sleeps On the Alabaster Ceiling / The Coolness of the Stone...
- Shahrazade Watches Birds Through an Alabaster Ceiling
- Shahrazade and the Closing of the First Shadow Night
- Road Song
- Montana
- Salt In The Mozambique Night (Glasgow; for Jack Bruce)
- The Last Song on The Album featuring Kip Hanrahan
- Heart On My Sleeve
- Sketch From Two Cubas
- Two featuring Ricky Ford
- A Lover Devides Time (To Hear How It Sounds)
- India Song
- Shadow To Shadow
