2005. Harold Rubin (clarinet, poems, cover drawing), Jean Claude Jones (electro acoustic bass & live electronics). Recorded on May 2004 & July 2004 at Digi Hip Studios, Hod Hasharon, Israel. This album documents the musical - spiritual meeting between the two leaders of the Israeli improvised music scene. Harold Rubin started the movement on the late 1980's, after his legendary group Zaviot disbanded, leading a long series of ensembles active in the Tel-Aviv area, where he lives. Jean Claude Jones (or J.C. to his friends) arrived on the scene at about the same time, playing with another legendary group Kedma (both Zaviot and Kedma released their albums on Jazzis Records). Later on Jones played with many different ensembles in the Jerusalem area, where he lives, and founded the Kadima Collective Ð an association of improvising artists (cross-genre), which now independently releases various projects on record. Their path crossed many times over the years but they somehow failed to record together and this much overdue album puts things right at last. The intimate duo of clarinet and electro acoustic bass is the foundation of the music, with Harold reciting - voicing his poetry on top and Jones adding live electronics occasionally, all of those based on musical telepathy and interplay between the creators.