The Young Cricketer, by Chris Corsano

The Young Cricketer

by Chris Corsano

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1.	What do we mean by coaching? 00:32	buy track
2.	How should you pick up the ball and throw it? 01:56	buy track
3.	What do people mean when they say 'He played cricket'? 01:34	buy track
4.	What do we get from cricket that we don't get from other games? 04:01	buy track
5.	If you want to succeed at cricket what attitude should you adopt towards the game? 01:57	buy track
6.	How may your parents and your employer help you in your cricket career? 07:58	buy track
7.	What is the correct way to stop a ball? 00:36	buy track
8.	How do you know that you have taken you eyes off the ball when you attempt to catch it? 01:56	buy track
9.	Why are some cricket coaches better than others? 04:28	buy track
10.	How will you learn more successfully from your coach than by just looking and listening? 02:46	buy track
11.	What movement helps you when you are trying to run out a batsman? 01:53	buy track
12.	Why should you watch the strikers bat? 02:35	buy track
13.	How do you know where to throw the ball? 01:55	buy track
14.	When should you throw the ball at top speed? 02:07	buy track
15.	How should you throw it on other occasions? 01:47	buy track
16.	Are you going to keep alive the spirit of cricket? 02:39	buy track

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The Young Cricketer is Chris Corsano's debut of Frankenstein/gamelan skin detail. It's a monster and a babe all wrapped under the guise of The Solo Drum Album. Corsano's flea-market kit of cast-iron pot lids, super-bouncy-balls on sticks, butter knives, and even a sax mouth-piece jammed-in-a-hose conjures a part rhythmic maelstrom, like a Milford Graves drip painting, and the sweet metallic ice drones of Tony Conrad and Keiji Haino rubbing sticks together until end days. Globally known for a dozen scorched/power jazz sessions with sax blower Paul Flaherty, ongoing work with Michael Flower, the Vampire Belt duo with Bill Nace and a cadre of collaborators (Jandek, Bjork, Jim O'Rourke, Dream/Aktion Unit, Death Unit, Dredd Foole, etc.), Corsano's drumming has leapt from post-hardcore explorations into outrageous, primeval and outright futuristic during his past 10 years of recorded documentation.

This LP erases any notion of percussion's boundaries. It's a field recording of wire, skin, metal and soul -- not tunes for yr neighbor's bongo party. Originally issued on Corsano's own Hot Cars Warp label as a CDR, this LP was remastered and issued in a 600 edition. Later the record was repressed in 2012 in a 250 edition.

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released March 4, 2008

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