Here’s That Rainy Day
from Frankenstein by Charles Wharf / Simon H. Fell
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composed by: Johnny Burke / Jimmy van Heusen
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from Frankenstein,
released May 22, 1998
Charles Wharf: clarinet, bass clarinet, soprano sax, tenor sax, keyboards
Simon H. Fell: keyboards, double bass, bass guitar, electronics
© Bruce's Fingers 1998
Charles Wharf: clarinet, bass clarinet, soprano sax, tenor sax, keyboards
Simon H. Fell: keyboards, double bass, bass guitar, electronics
© Bruce's Fingers 1998
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Charles Wharf / Simon H. Fell
Charles Wharf (reeds) and Simon H. Fell (basses) have been playing improvised (and composed) music together since round
about 1981. Sometimes they play together more often, sometimes less so. 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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May 1998 -
Jan 1991 -
Jan 1987
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Charles Wharf / Simon H. Fell recommends:
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Music For Strings, Percussion & Electronics
by ZFP QuartetIf I had to choose one BF album that was freely improvised, I think this would be the one (but don't quote me on that!).
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I don't think I've ever experienced a more profound feeling of being guided by an unseen force than the day we recorded this 70-minute piece of complex and challenging music in one exhilarating take.
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Composition No. 30
by Simon H. FellArguably the best of my large ensemble adventures - every time I listen to this I'm reminded of things I can't believe I did... But check out SFE's 'Positions & Descriptions' too, and make your choice
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