These are five live moments from Sampson-Carroll, recorded at an art gallery opening, a pre-show for dinner theater guests, a coffee house, and silent movie accompaniment. After hearing "From Dust to Dusk", Bill Binkelman (Wind and Wire) stated, "When you listen to this and recall that this is a live album, you'll probably be as mystified as I am".

1. Moon Over Pi-Sampson
2. Enchanted-Sampson
3. Man Is Sand-Sampson
4. Sombre-Sampson
5. Eastern Front-Sampson

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 10/14/2011
Sampson-Carroll lives in Colorado USA

Tagged as: Ambient, Experimental

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