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Undersound II

Label: Leo Records
Released: 2003
Track listing: 1. Undersound 11 26:08 2. Undersound 12 15:48 3. Undersound 13 5:04 4. Undersound 14 (Going Home) 11:02

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Chicago Tenor Duets

By Joe McPhee

Label: Okka Disk
Released: 2003
Track listing: Duet #2/ Duet #3/ Duet #4/ Duet #5/ Duet #6/ Duet #7/ Duet #8/ Duet #9/ Duet #10/ Duet #11/ Duet #12/ Duet #13.

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Between

By Joe McPhee

Label: Kedar Entertainment Group
Released: 2003

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Article: Record Label Profile

It all started with Joe McPhee, and what better place to start? Werner X. Uehlinger, a Swiss music lover, heard Joe's music and was determined to make sure it was preserved and reached the widest possible audience. In 1975, he founded HatHut Records to put out McPhee's music. He did that, but we can also be ...

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Article: Interview

A Fireside Chat with Joe McPhee

by AAJ Staff
November 18, 2003

Labels are difficult to overcome. Perceptions are even more daunting. And Joe McPhee is often burdened with both: the labels of 'free jazz' or 'avant-garde' and the perception that his music is conceptual or theoretical (the same also holds true for the music of Anthony Braxton). But McPhee plays neither and his music is hardly highbrow ...

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Article: Album Review

Dominic Duval/Joe McPhee/John Heward: Undersound II

Read "Undersound II" reviewed by Jeff Stockton

by Jeff Stockton
June 25, 2003

An air of mysticism looms over Undersound II. The briefly cryptic liner notes from bassist Dominic Duval point toward the philosophy of drummer John Heward and the significance of & quot;th" in words that express the phases of “a journey in time," such as “birth" and & quot;death." The compositions during this hour of ...

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Evan Parker & Joe McPhee: Chicago Tenor Duets

Read "Chicago Tenor Duets" reviewed by Derek Taylor

by Derek Taylor
February 7, 2003

Even with all the grousing about improvised music’s marginalized status, certain circles see a glut of new releases as an obfuscating force. There’s validity to that argument, and a spectrum of quality definitely exists. But the fact remains that current offerings on record store shelves pale in comparison to what lies in the can collecting dust ...

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Specific Gravity

By Joe McPhee

Label: Boxholder Records
Released: 2002
Track listing: 1.A Priori 2.Specific Gravity 3.After The Rain 4.Sienna

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Let Paul Robeson Sing

By Joe McPhee

Label: CIMP Records
Released: 2002
Track listing: Episode I: RENAISSANCE- Harlem Spiritual (21:25)/ Episode II: PEEKSILL (1949)- 1ST Movement: Prelude (4:41)/ 2nd Movement: August 27th (5:54)/ 3rd Movement: September 4th (7:03)/ Episode III: FOR PAUL- Here I Stand (11:23)/ At the Peace Arch (10:32)/ Episode IV: EPITAPH- Water Boy/ Deep River/ Ol’ Man River (10:32).

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