Home / Music / Simeon Coxe's first song for Silver Apples was 'Oscillations'Music linernotes album music silver-applesSimeon Coxe's first song for Silver Apples was 'Oscillations'“Oscillations” was the first song Simeon Coxe wrote for Silver Apples, released as a single from their debut album. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesSilver Apples' self-titled debut came out in 1968 on Kapp RecordsSilver Apples debuted their album on a silver-painted New York rooftop.Silver Apples was just two peopleAll five tracks on The Sidewinder are Lee Morgan originals — trumpet virtuosity and compositional chopsA blowup between Mingus and Ellington almost derailed Money JungleExploreOrnette Coleman's Free Jazz was recorded at A&R Studios in a single dayDead Kennedys cut Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables at Möbius MusicCan recorded Future Days at their own Inner Space StudioGlenn Gould recorded his Goldberg Variations at Columbia's 30th Street Studio in 1955Bobby Hutcherson recorded Happenings at Van Gelder StudioPrevious Soup and Sauce is Ryoji Ikeda at the edge of perceptionNext Silver Apples' self-titled debut came out in 1968 on Kapp Records