Tango-Saty is the second track on the fifteenth album by Klaus Schulze, AUDENTITY (1983) - on the 2005 reissue it is track number four. The title refers to the Tango dance and the composer Eric Satie (1866 - 1925).
Details[]
Recorded: Autumn/winter 1982
Composer(s): Klaus Schulze
Perfomer(s): Klaus Schulze, Rainer Bloss (keyboards), Michael Shrieve (percussion)
Alternative Version(s): Warsaw, Peg Leg Dance, Count Me In, The Martial Law
Notes[]
On all LP issues Tango-Saty/Amourage/Opheylissem are given as one piece of 21:31 duration.
The prominent melody of Tango-Saty can be found in the live track Warsaw from DZIEKUJE POLAND (1983), and Peg Leg Dance, The Martial Law and Count Me In from JUBILEE EDITION (1997).
A set of cover versions by electronic musician KAZZ exist under the name Frank's Tango, combining elements of Frank Herbert and Tango-Saty.
This track was (partly) used for:
- the German ballet "Rattenfalle" (2006 and 2008) at Kammerspiel Würzburg
Releases[]
- AUDENTITY (1983) - (05:47)
- TRIBAL AFRICANISM VOL. 5 (1993) [Excerpt] - (03:40)