Tango No. 9 Releases 3rd CD, Here Live No Fish: Cutting-Edge Tango From Across The Spectrum

San Francisco, CA. (Top40 Charts/ Spillhouse) - Tango No. 9 adds the skin-to-skin, sex-breathed passion of classic tango to the genre-bending virtuosity of San Francisco's renowned cutting-edge chamber music scene (e.g. Tin Hat, Kronos Quartet, Rova Saxophone Quartet, Turtle Island).

Here Live No Fish, the group's third album, includes tango standards, original compositions, reinterpreted classics from Piazzolla to Prokofiev, and a guest vocal turn by indie music legend Jonathan Richman songs that at once pay homage to tango's seductive past while crafting a new vision of the music's storied future.

Tango No. 9 is an all-star Bay-Area ensemble (members have played with The Residents, Tom Waits, Club Foot Orchestra, Eric McFadden, Extra Action Marching Band), united in a love for a famously elusive non-native art form.

Since 1998, the group has delved deeply into the world of tango, playing countless milongas, collaborating with many of the top dancers on the west coast, and recording two critically acclaimed albums the all-Piazzolla All Them Cats in Recoleta (lauded by JazzIz Magazine as one of the best modern tango CDs of 2002) and 2006's exploration of early tango, Radio Valencia.

Tango No. 9 is: Catharine Clune, violin; Joshua Raoul Brody, piano; Isabel Douglass, accordion/bandoneon; Greg Stephens, trombone.