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"Volga Notions is a contradance music milepost;
a number of KGB's originals go right to the heart, and you'll
find yourself humming them after only a couple of listens. Prepare
to float, twirl, bop, sway, swing, smile, marvel to, and cherish
the rooted but forward-looking creativity, fun diversity of styles,
and inspiring instrumental talent of Seattle's best contradance
band! (NEFFA News)"
KGB's 2nd recording, Volga Notions, is subtitled
"Contradance Music for the Critical Masses," a 64 minutes
sample of our dance repertoire from 1999, slanted towards the
tunes we've written. It includes the bluesy jig Ferris Eugene,
the gypsy-influenced Iron Curtain Breakdown, the hypnotic Oddville
Cupola, high energy reels, and three delectable waltzes. It is
available on CD and cassette.
Unlike Contra-intelligence, the music
on this album is formatted for dancing or calling practice. Three
tracks are waltzes, two are jig medleys, five are reel medleys,
and one is a jig-to-reel medley.
Read reviews of Volga Notions from Green
Man Review, the Winter 2001 NEFFA
News, and Seattle caller/musician/dancer
Matti Mero.
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