- Samm Bennett
Samm Bennett (b.
Birmingham, Alabama , 1957) , is an Americansinger/songwriter andpercussion ist.As a singer and songwriter he has released three albums (all on the Knitting Factory label, and for the time being out of print): 1991's "Life of Crime", 1993's "The Big Off" and 1995's "History of the Last 5 Minutes". He was a founding member (along with the late
Tom Cora , cello) of thefree improvisation groupThird Person , and was a founding member (along with Hahn Rowe, Yuval Gabay and Kumiko Kimoto) of the New York groupBosho . He was also a part of the trio Semantics, which explored complex overlapping rhythms with a jazz instrumentation.More recently his work with his duo project Skist (with vocalist Haruna Ito) has been released on Japan's POLARITY label: 2002's "Ellipsis" and 2006's "Taking Something Somewhere".
He has also recorded or performed with
John Zorn ,Elliott Sharp ,Ned Rothenberg ,Kazutoki Umezu , and many others,External links
*Official homepage http://www.polarityrecords.net/sammbennett/sammbennett.html
*http://profile.myspace.com/sammbennett
*Interview with Samm Bennett http://gyaku.jp/en/index.php?cmd=contentview&pid=000087
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