Five Pillars Of Soul

Collects songs from John Wilkes Booze's CD-R Series Produced and recorded between November 11, 2001 and November 13, 2002. Additional images borrowed from the Pillar Matrix. Track 3: "Butcher's Tale (Western Front 1914)", from ' 1968 album Odyssey & Oracle on Records, published by Verulam Music Co. Ltd. Track 7: "Carpe Diem" from ' 1965 LP The Fugs First Album on, published by United International. Additional sounds and field recordings heard throughout 'Five Pillars Of Soul' were collected by JWB and borrowed from the Pillar Matrix; except track 3, "Seize The Day", as performed by JWB Folk Representation Society, recorded May 18, 2002 at Mt. Gilead Cemetery, Monroe County, Indiana. Dialogue from "Tanya", a Box-Office International Pictures release presented by Harry Novak, was used. Track 5, "Marc Bolan Makes Me Want To Fuck Pt. II" features a collection of words and sounds from the Pillar Matrix: portions of a interview from 12/71 were used; Timothy Leary's promise of a new life was taken from You Can Be Anyone This Time Around LP (, 1970). Track 7, "They Don't Like Me In This Town" contains the opening notes of "Angels", taken from The Dedication Series/Vol. VII: The Village Concerts by, an LP release in 1968 [sic; in fact released in 1978] on. The recording here was broadcast and collected at Highland Park Cemetery, the resting place of, Cleveland, Ohio on December 26, 2001. The unknown violin player was recorded in the lower Manhattan subway system in New York, NY on December 30, 2001. Track 13, "Until Your Head Is Gone" features excerpts from the film "Bucktown" (MGM, 1975); John Sinclair (1968); "No. 9 Zyklus For One Percussionist" (, 1968); Lee Hazelwood "You Look Like A Lady" from the LP 13 (Viking, 1972); Thunder Hips And Saddle Bags (1986); Dream Syndicate "Day Of Niagara" (1965) were used along with an a capella version of "Yoko Saved Rock 'n' Roll" recorded at The Dakota, NYC Dec. 30, 2001; plus found/created sound by Mahern and Weddle. The title of this piece was borrowed from "On Facing", an instruction by (1964). Additional sounds were collected by JWB on the streets of Boomington, Ind. during 12/7/01 and 12/16/01. No durations on the release.