Before Roulette, founders Jim Staley and David Weinstein had Artware. Flyer designed by David Weinstein.
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“The Exoskeletal Shadow of Laminated Desire”
“The Exoskeletal Shadow of Laminated Desire” performed on Saturday, April 21, 1990 at the original TriBeCa loft by a trio of Jim Staley, trombone / didjeridu; Sally Silvers, dance; and John Zorn, reeds.
Unused Roulette Logo
Unused logo proposal designed by the late artist and toy designer Jerome L. Pinsler in the early 1980s
WBAI-FM Letter — May 23, 1984
WBAI-FM’s letter to David Weinstein regarding the inclusion of Roulette’s recordings to their radio program.
The Stephanie and Irving Stone Festival of Improvisors (1985) ft. Bill Frisell + Jim Staley
Excerpts from The Stephanie and Irving Stone Festival of Improvisors recorded at Roulette on November 8, 9, 10, 1985.
Bill Frisell – Electric Guitar
Jim Staley – Trombone
Recently Composed Music
Recently Composed Music — Sunday, May 11 (1980s?) at 8:19 PM at Market House Music Hall, Oswego, NY
John Fonville – Flute
Jim Staley – Trombone
John McCullough – Percussion
Tellus #15: The Improvisors (1985)
Excerpts from The Stephanie and Irving Stone Festival of Improvisors recorded at Roulette in Tribeca on November 8, 9, 10, 1985.
Ikue Mori – Drums
John Zorn – Reeds and Game Calls
Lindsay Cooper – Sax and Electric Bassoon
Fred Frith – Electric Guitar etc [8:31]
John Zorn @ MoMa Summergarden, July 1985
