Drowned: Vincent Rose Orchestra

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four passages let down into the same dark water, each dissolving into the next — heard through a wall, dragged to half speed, a second passage laid over the top, both playing at once, sunk in a room made from itself

Where it came from — Vincent Rose Orchestra (1924). Vincent Rose and his Montmartre Orchestra of Hollywood perform "Sadie (You are the Lady for Me)" in this recording from 1924. The vocal refrain is by Buddy Burns.

Cover art — a conical-shaped object with a spout and a small cylindrical object pl, Public domain (CC0), via National Gallery of Art.

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