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01. ROOT 70 - Get Things Straight (B. Friedman & The Nu Dub Players)
02. ROOT 70 - Designer Groove (B. Friedman & The Nu Dub Players)
03. ROOT 70 - Five Star Group Travel (B. Friedman & The Nu Dub Players)
04. ROOT 70 - Destination Unknown (B. Friedman)
05. ROOT 70 - Revivitator (Tongs Of Love) feat. Black Sifichi (B. Friedman) *CD only
06. ROOT 70 - Escape The Night (B. Friedman)
07. ROOT 70 - Life Is Worth Dying For (B. Friedman & The Nu Dub Players)
08. ROOT 70 - It Ain't Rocket Science (Flanger)
09. ROOT 70 - Bosco's Disposable Driver (Flanger)
10. ROOT 70 - Nightbeat (Flanger) *CD only
ARTIST
TITLE
Heaps Dub
FORMAT
CD

LABEL
CATALOG #
NON 020CD NON 020CD
GENRE
RELEASE DATE
6/20/2006

The internationally highly acclaimed jazz quartet Root 70 (Nils Wogram, Jochen Rueckert, Matt Penman and Hayden Chisholm) play their favorite songs from Flanger and Burnt Friedman & The Nu Dub Players. Most original titles come from the Nonplace releases from 2000-2004. The predominantly programmed and electronically conceived pieces experience the finest acoustic makeover possible. All songs were arranged for trombone, saxophone, drums and double bass by Hayden Chisholm and were dubbed in their final stages by Burnt Friedman himself. The musical spectrum on Heaps Dub ranges from jazz, dub reggae, Latin jazz, odd grooves and more reconstructive mayhem. These songs cross the borders of the most traditional jazz while being naturally reproduced in Friedman's own genuine electronic style. The ten tracks assembled on Heaps Dub all come from the diverse albums Friedman has released with Flanger, Atom Heart and The Nu Dub Players, as well as from his solo material via the Nonplace label, circa 2000-2004. Root 70 are the electronically-conceived brain children of Friedman in classic jazz quartet style -- acoustic, from the page, and live. There are four dub tunes and four Latin-jazz songs, as well as a spoken word collage and a smooth jazz track on the album. The unmistakable timeless quality of Friedman's songwriting shines through, fully reconstructed and fully reconceived by this powerful quartet.