As i delved into the SF creative music scene in the 1990s, i met a whole community of artists that i would be working with... some to this day. among those early collaborators were Damon Smith and Jerome Bryerton. we had some good times making music, eating and arguing and i'm happy that we were able to document some of our work together here on Color Architecture as the Damon Smith Trio.
1 Color Architectue #1 (to Tom Schultz) 03:04
2 The Eye of Ra (to R.B._R.B.K.) 01:51
3 Emphasized Weights in Black and White (to Günter Christmann) 03:33
4 Grey Light for Flute solo (to John Stevens) 02:29
5 Elegy for Glenn Spearmann 02:29
6 The Algebra of Revolution (To Wadada Leo Smith) 02:19
7 Solo in E Minor for Fred Hopkins 01:25
8 Not Everything is in Line With the Ear (to Gianni Gebbia) 02:35
9 (Bert) + Nancy 02:47
10 Freedom is Necessarily only Partial (to Eneidi) 00:48
11 Abitrary Real Values (to Cy Twombly) 02:21
12 Ghost World (to Dan Clowes) 00:54
13 A Lesson for Later Work (to R.M.S.). 02:47
14 Lines for Trio (to Paul Klee) 03:46
15 The Division of Cells 01:54
16 Generatin Function and the Like (to L.S. Ellis) 02:20
17 Black Holes Dark Fields (to Peter Kowald) 04:07
18 Closely Bound up with Utility 01:11
19 40L 01:56
20 Color Architecture #2 for solo percussion 02:33
21 The Thin Lines Hold Their own in the Presense for the Heavy Point (to Mark Dresser) 02:16
22 A Force Capable of Dislodging one From the Gravitational Pull of the Earth (to Bill Dixon) 02:42
23 51A 02:18
24 10, No 20! 00:16
25 The Inner Attitude of the Observer 00:59
26 Dream Told by Moto(haru) 01:18
27 Governed by Contradiction 01:05
28 Lucifer Lies to Bring Time to a Stop 01:53
29 Color Architeture #1 (to Tom Schulz) Flute version 02:01
Damon Smith - contrabass
Jerome Bryerton - percussion
Jeff Chan - flute, bass clarinet and tenor saxophone
