24→24 Music

The album is an improvised composition grounded in disco but characterized by rhythmic shifts every 24 bars, with Russell running the recordings through two 24-track tape recorders set up by producer Bob Blank. where the material was initially performed. ==Release==

The first limited pressing of this record had a hand-made silk-screened cover. The album was reissued on CD in 2007 with bonus tracks, and again as a box-set in 2011 featuring rare full-length remixes. ==Reception==

AllMusic called the album Russell's "most delightful" work, and described it as exploring "the blurry hinterlands where disco, downtown avant improv, new music, and funk meet no wave playfulness." ==Track listing==

Credits adapted from liner notes. • Arthur Russell – cello (pizz), vocals • Wilbur Bascomb – bass • Mustafa Ahmed – congas (track 4) • Jeff Berman – drums (track 4) • Rik Albani – trumpet • Julius Eastman – vocals, keyboards • Peter Gordon – tenor saxophone • Kent Goshorn – vocals • Butch Ingram – bass • Jimmy Ingram – keyboards • John Ingram – drums • Timmy Ingram – congas • William Ingram – guitar • Jill Kroesen – vocals • Marie-Chantal Martin – vocals • Denise Mercedes – guitar • Rome Neal – percussion, vocals • Larry Saltzman – guitar (track 4) • Ed Tomney – guitar • Peter Zummo – trombone Production • Arthur Russell – production • Peter Gordon – production (track 1) • Ray Janos – mastering • Mark Grafe – engineer • Janos – lacquer cut ==References==