Paul Dunmall - soprano saxophone, bagpipes
Han-earl Park - guitar
1. Searches 9:06
2. Functions 4:38
3. Networks 7:01
4. Transforms 10:14
5. Logics 10:37
Recorded by Han-earl Park on 6th November 2009 at the O Riada Hall, UCC School of Music, Cork, Ireland.
Artwork by Han-earl Park.
PS Paul had sent six of the DUNS to Cadence to sell as downloads. It seems that they have put them on iTunes. I have removed Bread and Wine from here as that turns out to be one of the six - which are:
Alien Art (DLE008)
Simple Skeletons (DLE014)
Bread and Wine (DLE025)
It's Abit Nocturnal (DLE029)
Not a Bit Like Coco (DLE037)
Thank You Dorothy (DLE046)
Gamefront
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What? That's all?
ReplyDeleteWhat a sad end to such a beautiful series ... 67 gems, apart from all the other beautiful stuff still available.
Thanks a lot, Paul and Andy.
What a joy to have the 8 or so titles I didn't manage to buy. So much incredibly good music. These recordings deserve to live on. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteThank you Yorick!
ReplyDeleteAn inevitable ending for this music-fueled rush. So highly appreciated.
ReplyDelete67 thanks - Paul has more varieties than Heinz!
ReplyDeleteThanks to all the players, artists, photographers, sound people, recorders and especially Andy and Paul for such a generous sharing of their work.
Thanks for all this great music! Highly appreciated!
ReplyDeleteMassive thanks! Very much appreciated.
ReplyDeleteI apologize that I did not particularly thanked each album that you set here. Everything was happening so fast at the time of my big business obligations, that I barely arrived "take" this treasure. Something I had, but ... priceless! Throughout the summer I will need this to listen to very carefully, in advance looking forward to it. Andy, Paul, thank you very much, I simply have no words, you gave us something so precious. I wish you much health and good music, and of course the interesting paintings (I can not run away from yourself). Cheers. V
ReplyDeleteI’d like to add my thanks and appreciation to Andy and Paul, who has apparently been re-listening to his back catalogue with great interest.
ReplyDeleteWithout wishing to appear a moaning minnie, there are a number of DLE’s that haven’t been posted, presumably because there are still copies out there for sale:
1 – 3, 5, 6, 8, 14, 15, 29, 37, 41, 46, 49 – 51, 56, 63.
Assuming these catalogue numbers exist, it would be nice to have them in the future; but there’s plenty to be getting on with in the meantime!
Woops...apologies, I compiled that list from my download folder, but forgot I already had a number of the CDs, which I didn’t download, so it’s probably the case that all 67 have been posted. More haste, less speed!
ReplyDelete8,14,29,37,46 have not been posted as Cadence may be selling them as downloads sometime.
ReplyDeletePlease like the DUNS Limited Edition Facebook page if you are that way inclined, and share with your friends. All the music is there via Youtube, as well as links to Inconstant Sol.
DUNS Facebook page
DUNS YouTube channel
It was an amazing ride Andy. It will probably take me months to fully absorb all the great music contained in these records. Million thanks to mr Paul Dunmall for the amazing music and the artwork and his willingnesss to share and million thanks to you Andy for sharing and for all the hard work you put into this. I hope you still got some more treasures in your vaults. Thanks again and again.
ReplyDeletesomeday I hope to be able to say thank you in full appreciation of the music, not merely in full anticipation. It is an amazing gift and, from what I have heard before and the little I have listened to so far, rejoicingly serious. Heartfelt thanks to Paul Dunmall and everyone involved in the making and recording of series, to Andy for posting it, and to IS for keeping this and so much else available. msj
ReplyDeleteI still can't quite believe that happened. Ta.
ReplyDeleteHell, yes! 67 thousand thanks to Paul, Andy & IS for that Leviathan share. Like Captain Achab, we'll keep shouting: "He's blowing!". Years of listening aboard, the music never stops…
ReplyDeletePS Got the time to dive again into Folks History: a real beauty.
zardoz1984
Just amazing! Thanks to everyone for everything, and of course extra special thanks to Paul and Andy.
ReplyDeletePlease see PS in main post, thanks.
ReplyDeleteWow. I've been avoiding the blogosphere for a while now due having an immense pile of unlistened music already on the desk, including the Paul Dunmall first 50 FMR discs box. I had no idea that the DUNS titles were being made available here until just now. What a surprise! It's like all my Christmases have come at once. I already have about a third of the collection in physical form, so it will be great to fill in the rather large gap. (I didn't see http://www.efi.group.shef.ac.uk/labels/duns/duns015.html here - is the collection complete aside from the Cadence Jazz licensed titles?)
ReplyDeleteI have emailed Paul a couple of times over the years and he is a very friendly and approachable guy. After buying the FMR box directly from him I asked if there are similar plans for a companion DUNS box, and he didn't immediately rule it out. Given the interest from viewers of this blog I'd like to think there is still a chance. One can never have too much Dunmall!
Cheers,
Owen from Aus.
This whole DLE serie is so incredible.
ReplyDeleteA lot of music to enjoy.
Thanks Andy for all!
NEW LINK:
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