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1000 Words

By Jeb Bishop

Label: Wobbly Rail
Released: 2012

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Old Shoulders

By Jeb Bishop

Label: Wobbly Rail
Released: 2012

Album

At The Hideout

By Jeb Bishop

Label: Wobbly Rail
Released: 2012

Album

Tiebreaker

By Jeb Bishop

Label: Wobbly Rail
Released: 2008

Album

Sacred Ground

By Whit Dickey

Label: Wobbly Rail
Released: 2006

Album

In A Heartbeat

By Whit Dickey

Label: Wobbly Rail
Released: 2005

Album

Susie Ibarra/Mark Dresser

By Tone Time

Label: Wobbly Rail
Released: 2004
Track listing: 1. Protone 3:05 2. Jump 3:30 3. Metatone 4:50 4. Simmer 4:11 5. The Subterrain 3:47 6. The Weaver 8:16 7. Untold 4:40 8. Tone Time 3:20 9. Surrealm 5:23 10. Slipinstyle 4:42 11. Sphere A 1:45 12. Sphere B 2:11 13. Sphere C 1:31 14. Sphere D 2:50 15. Epitone 3:17

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Furnace

By Free Fall

Label: Wobbly Rail
Released: 2004
Track listing: Inside Out (for Paul Bley); the Spell of Introspection; Hopscotch (for Mercer Cunningham); Furnace (for Frank O

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Free Fall: Furnace

Read "Furnace" reviewed by Rex  Butters

by Rex Butters

With drummer-less clarinet trio named after a radical album by a drummerless clarinet trio, you have prolific Ken Vandermark’s latest collaboration, this with Norway’s Ingebrigt Haker Flaten on bass, and Havard Wiik on piano. Vandermark frequently shines a light on an elder, and this one points to the pioneering Jimmy Giuffre/Paul Bley/Steve Swallow trio. Additionally, Merce ...

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Article: Album Review

Tone Time: Susie Ibarra/Mark Dresser

Read "Susie Ibarra/Mark Dresser" reviewed by Sean Patrick Fitzell

by Sean Patrick Fitzell

Veterans of many of John Zorn’s improv nights and game pieces, drummer/percussionist Susie Ibarra and bassist Mark Dresser convened last July for a rare studio collaboration. The result is Tone Time —15 intimate studio improvisations that allowed the musicians the space and time to develop a profound musical dialogue. As the title suggests, exploration of sounds ...


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