Hsi-Yu Chi

　　Radical New York musician/composer David Shea uses samplers, turntables and compact disc players as his insruments of choice. His dramatic compositions draw inspiration from film directors Sergio Leone and Sam Pekinpah and the film soundtracks of Bernard Herrmann, Ennio Marricone, John Barry and Henry Mancini, and the cartoon soundtracks of Warner Bros. and MGM. Shea has performed on albums by John Zorn and Mr. Bungle. He has two previous albums as a composer, Shock Corridor and Prisoner.
　　
　　HSI-YU CHI, inspired by the films of Tsui Hark, John Woo, Stanley Kwan, King Hu and Bruce Lee, is a soundtrack for an imaginary Hong Kong Western mythological action film.
　　
　　
　　Personnel:
　　Sim Cain: Drums, Percussion, Dumbek
　　Hideki Kato: Bass
　　Wu Man: Pipa
　　Zeena Parkins: Electric Harp, Acoustic Harp, Piano, Accordion
　　Jim Pugliese: Drums, Percussion
　　Marc Ribot: Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Banjo
　　David Shea: Sampler, Piano, Turntables, CDs
　　Alex Tobias: Harmonica, Tin Whistle, Celtic Drum
　　Rebecca Wilson: Screaming
　　John Zorn: Alto Saxophone

　　1. Temple/Sai Teen/Tai Tsung/Chang'an/Sun Wu Kung
　　2. Three Elements
　　3. Five Fingers
　　4. Fists Of Fury/Canton Opera Blues/Enter The Dragon/The Underworld
　　5. The Woodcutter And The Fisherman/The Desert
　　6. Silk Road/Black Wind Cave/The Weapons
　　7. Mara/Five Villiages West/Two Sisters Wedding
　　8. Two Elements
　　9. Rouge
　　10. Orchid Tree
　　11. Holy Mountain/Jetvana/Pure Land

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