
Arthur Russell (May 21 1951 - April 4, 1992) was a prodigious talent. Classically trained on cello while growing up in Oskaloosa, USA, Arthur studied with Ali Akbar Khan in San Francisco in the early 1970's. During this period he also collaborated with Allen Ginsberg, accompanying him on cello while Ginsberg read or sang. Russell also spent time in a Buddhist commune in California; he left when they decided to collectivize his cello. By the mid-1970's Russell relocated to New York City, where he studied at The Manhattan School of Music.
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That's Us/Wild Combination
Planted a Thought
Close My Eyes
Answers Me
Tone Bone Kone
I Couldn't Say It to Your Face
Soon-to-Be Innocent Fun/Let's See
This Is How We Walk on the Moon
A Little Lost
I Never Get Lonesome