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M.M.
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by Charles Wharf / Simon H. Fell
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Immediate download of 10-track album (51 mins.) in your choice of 320k mp3, FLAC, or just about any other format you could possibly desire. (N.B. the digital version has been directly transcribed from the original analogue master tapes.)
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Cassette version (Bruce's Fingers BFC 31) [includes free album download]
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- Wharf & Fell present one of their earlier collage extravaganzas, containing some rather intriguing moments.....
to see full press quotes/reviews for this album, visit www.brucesfingers.co.uk/catalogue/bfc31.htm - credits
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released 01 January 1990
Charles Wharf: soprano sax, tenor sax, bass clarinet
Simon H. Fell: keyboards, double bass
1990 (51 mins.)
© Bruce's Fingers 1990
full track listing:
01. Drei Rondos Uber Volksweisen [01:46]
02. Dribbles Of Ecstacy [03:21]
03. Barrenness Of The Imaginative Faculty In The Production Of Modern Art I [07:27]
04. Lonely Life [06:32]
05. The Cast Iron Steeple Of Rouen [06:36]
06. Jumpin' With Symphony Sid [04:20]
07. Odyssey Of A Proud (Black) Suitcase [06:34]
08. Barrenness Of The Imaginative Faculty In The Production Of Modern Art II [05:04]
09. Scissors, For Almost Any Purpose [05:49]
10. How About That Jazz Combo, Hank? [03:55] - tags
- tags: bruce's fingers electroacoustic free improvisation free jazz musique concrete
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Charles Wharf (reeds) and Simon H. Fell (basses) having been playing improvised (and composed) music together since round
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about 1981. Sometimes they play together more often, sometimes less. They have often played in a trio with Paul Hession (drumset) and very occasionally this trio has become a quartet with a second saxophonist (e.g. Alan Wilkinson, Robert Kretchsmar).
[photo: Jo Fell]
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