1001 Nights (café in Tangier)
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| - | '''1001 Nights''' was the name of [[café]] in [[Tangier]] run by [[Brion Gysin]]. | + | '''1001 Nights''' was the name of [[café]] in [[Tangier]] run by [[Brion Gysin]] named after the ''[[Arabian Nights]]''. |
| == One Night @ The 1001 == | == One Night @ The 1001 == | ||
| ''One Night @ The 1001'' is a CD released by [[Sub Rosa Records]] which compiles recordings that Gysin made of the musicians who performed at 1001 Nights during the 1950s. The album also has a recording of “Dilaloo,” his poem detailing an initiation ceremony he attended in [[Jajouka]]. Collaborator [[Ramuntcho Matta]] put the CD together from the 23 tapes Gysin to him before his death. | ''One Night @ The 1001'' is a CD released by [[Sub Rosa Records]] which compiles recordings that Gysin made of the musicians who performed at 1001 Nights during the 1950s. The album also has a recording of “Dilaloo,” his poem detailing an initiation ceremony he attended in [[Jajouka]]. Collaborator [[Ramuntcho Matta]] put the CD together from the 23 tapes Gysin to him before his death. | ||
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1001 Nights was the name of café in Tangier run by Brion Gysin named after the Arabian Nights.
One Night @ The 1001
One Night @ The 1001 is a CD released by Sub Rosa Records which compiles recordings that Gysin made of the musicians who performed at 1001 Nights during the 1950s. The album also has a recording of “Dilaloo,” his poem detailing an initiation ceremony he attended in Jajouka. Collaborator Ramuntcho Matta put the CD together from the 23 tapes Gysin to him before his death.
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