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In 1979, O'Hearn teamed with trumpet player Mark Isham and guitarist Peter Maunu to form Group 87. They only produced two LPs— Group 87 in 1980, and A Career in Dada Processing in 1984. Isham and Maunu would appear as collaborators on several of O'Hearn's subsequent solo releases.
- Patrick John O'Hearn
- September 6, 1954 (age 69), Los Angeles, California, U.S.
- Musician, composer
19 mag 2021 · And then there’s the guitar of Peter Maunu. His mostly acoustic strings are a warm sound in the grey field of O’Hearn’s arrangements. Maunu explodes into “Northwest Passage” with rippling arpeggios over a snake bitten desert groove that recalls Steve Roach’s Dust to Dust. 5 TRUST
View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 2001 CD release of "So Flows The Current" on Discogs.
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Flow Goes The Current is a shift towards a new path. There is more of a human feel - a looser groove - the indeterminacy of the live jam. While this album is a slight departure, the distinctions that make O'Hearn's music so wonderful are still present.
26 ott 2006 · So Flows The Current, the new album from Patrick O'Hearn creates a rich blend of compositional textures with closer focus upon the acoustic instruments than his previous electronic oriented works.
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AV: Once at your new site I was gratified to learn that a new CD was soon to be released entitled, So Flows the Current. Where did the title for this release come from and what meaning does it hold for you?
O'Hearn's world class abilities as a bassist were first put to good use as he rose to notice in the mid 70's while working for pop music iconoclast Frank Zappa. With the 80's came Group 87 - which, along with O'Hearn, included the likes of Mark Isham, Peter Maunu and Terry Bozzio.
