The Damn Think, by Robert Dick & Adam Caine

The Damn Think

by Robert Dick & Adam Caine

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2.	Short Term Memory 05:12	buy track
3.	Eyes of the Beholder 06:03	buy track
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A collaboration between flutist Robert Dick and guitarist Adam Caine, “The Damn Think” is a surprising, colorful and energetic sound world all its own. Weaving musical influences from jazz, classical, rock and world music, the duo engages the listener in a free-associative journey, bending both space and time in the process. Caine performs and records with musicians including Bob Lanzetti, Adam Lane, Billy Mintz, Daniel Carter and Kevin Shea. In addition, his compositions for video art have been featured in over 20 international festivals. Robert Dick is a flutist, composer, teacher and author. His musical style is a mix of classical, world music, electronic and jazz, and he is the inventor of the "glissando headjoint," a custom flute head joint that allows the player to achieve electric guitar-like whammy bar effects with their instrument. In 2014, the National Flute Association awarded Dick its Lifetime Achievement Award. The New York Times said his “technical resources and imagination seem limitless" while JazzTimes called him “revolutionary.”

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released May 13, 2019

Robert Dick - Flute and Bass Flutes, Piccolo
Adam Caine - Electric and Acoustic Guitars
All music by Robert Dick and Adam Caine
Recorded on December 29, 2017
Copyright 2019 Robert Dick (Multiple Breath Music, BMI) and Adam Caine (AC Sounds, ASCAP)
Recorded by John Epperly
Mastered by Peter Karl
Cover and Design by Charlotte Hagen-Cazes

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Adam Caine Brooklyn, New York

Current projects include the Adam Caine Quartet (with Bob Lanzetti, Adam Lane and Billy Mintz), The Robert Dick & Adam Caine duo, The Daniel Carter & Adam Caine Duo, and New York 69 (with Kevin Shea).

"There are dozens of great guitarists who live and play in the New York City area; one of the most consistently creative is Adam Caine." -Bruce Lee Gallanter, Downtown Music Gallery ... more

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