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Well I Guess My Music Came To Prominence Around One Piece Called 'in C' Which I Wrote In 1964 At That Time It Was Called 'the Global Villages For Symphonic Pieces', Because It Was A Piece Built Out Of 53 Simple Patterns And The Structure Was New To Music At That Time.

I Really Didn't Have A Plan, I Just Went In And Started Playing. One Of My Specialties Was To Be Able To Play For A Really Long Time Without Stopping And I Would Play These Repeated Patterns For Hours And Hours And I Wouldn't Seem To Get Tired.

I Had Always Been More Interested In Playing And Improvising Than Sitting Down At A Desk And Writing Out A Piece. I'd Always Found It More Fun To Play, And The Other A Little Bit Tedious. I Always Had Trouble With The Decisions.

I Was Using Tape Loops For Dancers And Dance Production. I Had Very Funky Primitive Equipment, In Fact Technology Wasn't Very Good No Matter How Much Money You Had.