not my best video...music volume is high...lots of conversation...the occasional head in the way or people passing through...better than nothing though..

Denny Zeitlin and George Marsh have electro-acoustic roots going back to the late sixties when they recorded and concertized together for a decade in the Denny Zeitlin Trio. In 2017, 50 years later, Sunnyside Records released "Expedition," a duo album of critically acclaimed free improvisations. Zeitlin's studio resembles Mission Control at Houston, with the multiple computers, monitors, controllers, and miles of cables. Open to all genres, with no pre-planning of any kind, George, playing drumset and percussion, and Denny, playing acoustic piano, plus 4 keyboards/synthesizers, launch into free-improvisation. The sound barrier that provides separation for recording makes it impossible for them to see each other. They rely on headphones and a musical rapport that seems telepathic. The performances have such structural integrity that people often think these "spontaneous compositions" must have been written out.

Here's a new improved version in the proper aspect ratio and with better sound and picture. The music was composed by Walt Kraemer, arranged by Ed Bogas, vocals by The Pointer Sisters (all 4 of them). It was recorded in 1976 and it debuted in Feb '77. A segment for number one was never produced. #2 - 0:00 ----- A Day at the Carnival #3 - 1:05 ----- Circus Capers #4 - 2:11 ----- FORE! #5 - 3:17 ----- The Only Way To Travel #6 - 4:24 ----- Down on the Farm #7 - 5:31 ----- World Tour #8 - 6:38 ----- Forest Follies #9 - 7:44 ----- Play Ball! #10 - 8:51 ---- Medieval Times #11 - 9:58 ---- Wild Things #12 - 11:04 -- Sightseeing, USA

Inner Drumming--George Marsh and Bob Amacker, Improvised Duet No. 1

Julian Lage and Sonoma State University instructors George Marsh and Randy Vincent play "You and the Night and the Music" at jazz forum 3/9/11.

Dedicated to John Abercrombie: "My Scottish Heart" from the record DRUM STRUM with John Abercrombie, Guitar, and George Marsh Drumset and Percussion. "My Scottish Heart", composed by John and George, is the first piece on the record DRUM STRUM.

Miles Davis' Nardis played by Noam Lemish, piano, and George Marsh, drums. From the Bruce Latimer Show, March 21, 2007, Gary Woods, sound.