1.Bite the Hand (York and Lawrence) 2.Masters of War ONE (Dylan) 3.KILLER/RUN Adhan and Battle Hymn of the Republic (Golson/Hendrix/Foggarty/Croot/J.W.Howe/ Grand Master Flash) 4.Masters of War TWO - I’ve got the world on a string (Arlen & Dylan) 5.Galveston (Webb) 6.Masters of War Three (Dylan) 7. The End/Ballad for the Green Beret/Universal solider (Morrison /Sargeant Barry Sadler & R. Moore/Buffy Sainte-Marie) 8.Masters of War FOUR / Alabama ( John Coltrane & Dylan) 9.Oh Susanna (Stephen foster) 10.Masters of War FIVE (Dylan) 11.Donna ( York) 12. Get a Job/Sixteen Tons/Hard Word /Myth of Sisyphus (York/Merle Travis/Albert Camus) 13. Rock and Hard (York/Tarshis) 14. Masters of War SIX (Dylan) 15. How Great Thou Art/ Everlasting love (Reverend Carl Boberg/R.J. Hughes & Gason/Gayden) 16. Masters of War SEVEN Fables of Faubus (Charles Mingus & Dylan) 17. SATISFACTION/MOANIN’ (Mingus & Richards/Jaggar) 18. Masters of War EIGHT (Dylan) 19. CHOOSE YOUR WAR with Rally Round the Flag ( Reed/ Stills /York/ Baeder/ George F. Root) 20. STATUE OF LIBERTY SONG/ GOD BLESS AMERICA (Emma Lazarus/Irving Berlin/ Martin Luther King Jr. Why I Oppose the War in Vietnam speech April 4, 1967 Beats by Blaise Dupuy) POWER/PLAY RECORDED JANUARY 15 2007 @ Manhattan Beach Studios Produced and mixed by Jamie Lawrence Engineered by Danny Lawrence
Concept and arrangements by Nora York Nora York: voice and The AMAZING BAND Steve Tarshis: guitar Dave Hofstra: bass Peter Grant: drums Charlie Giordano: accordion Claire Daly: baritone saxophone Jamie Lawrence: Keyboards Sherryl Marshall : voice Get a Job beats/samples:Blaise Dupuy Masters of War beats and samples by Ethan Ryman
MY THANKS TO THE MUSICIANS WHO MADE THIS POSSIBLE.. I Feel that creativity is a revolutionary act!
"War, inequality and the abuse of authority are also on Nora York's mind these days; unlike most of us, though, this daring vocalist and conceptualist is able to turn her ruminations into fascinating musical explorations. Her latest "Power/Play" uses Bob Dylan's "Masters of War" as its jumping off point; York is sure to take it to parts un-dreamed of. " — The New Yorker |