Home / Music / The B-side of Terry Riley's Rainbow is a saxophone drone built on tape loopsMusic linernotes album music terry-rileyThe B-side of Terry Riley's Rainbow is a saxophone drone built on tape loopsThe B-side, ‘Poppy Nogood and the Phantom Band,’ is a saxophone-based drone piece built on tape loops, drawing on Riley’s all-night improvisatory performances of the 1960s. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesTerry Riley layered electric organ, two harpsichords, dumbec, and tambourine on RainbowTerry Riley's A Rainbow in Curved Air landed as part of CBS's 'Music of Our Time' seriesTerry Riley played every instrument on A Rainbow in Curved AirDavid Behrman produced Terry Riley's A Rainbow in Curved Air.All five tracks on The Sidewinder are Lee Morgan originals — trumpet virtuosity and compositional chopsExploreA Girl Called Eddy is actually Erin Moran from New Jersey.Red Hot raises AIDS awareness through charity compilation albums.Jacqueline du Pré's Elgar recording is the benchmark for the Cello Concerto.I Want You marked Marvin Gaye's shift toward light-disco funk.Independent labels gave alternative rock creative freedom outside the major label system.Previous The Modern Lovers was recorded in 1971-72 but didn't come out until 1976Next Terry Riley's A Rainbow in Curved Air landed as part of CBS's 'Music of Our Time' series