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Joe Daley is a veteran of the free jazz scene who's played and/or recorded with Charlie Haden, Sam Rivers, Ellery Eskelin, Gil Evans, George Gruntz, Carla Bley, Muhal Richard Abrams, the Smithsonian Masterworks Orchestra, and many others. His Ebony Brass Quintet recently released a cd on Mapleshade. Sam Furnace, alto saxophone, is one of the most active multi-horn players on the New York scene. A native of Brooklyn, his resume runs the spectrum from R&B bands and big bands to the most exploratory new music ensembles. He has played with Mongo Santamaria, The Temptations, Randy Weston, Dizzy Gillespie, Art Blakey, Julius Hemphill, McCoy Tyner, Fred Ho, and Elliott Sharp, among others, and made numerous recordings. |
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Untempered Ensemble The follow-on release to Cole's Volume 1 collection of duets and solos. Features the first solo recordings of Cole. 7 tracks in 68:58 minutes More from Boxholder One Final Note Review :::>>> Tell A Friend About This CD From Drimala If you like this cd, you might also enjoy listening to: Bill Cole's Untempered Ensemble Bill Cole's Untempered Ensemble Volume 1 Cosmosamatics (Simmons, Marcus, Parker, Rosen) From the Producer On November 20, 1989, Bill Cole and the Untempered Ensemble appeared in a live performance a the Carol Sloane Theater, Greenfield Community College, Greenfield, Massachusetts. The full concert was recorded by Charles Eller and released as a two-cd set on Boxholder Records in May, 2000. The next afternoon the musicians gathered at The Vermont Jazz Center in Brattleboro, Vermont to record a program of duets before a small invited audience. Each member of the group, except for percussionist Atticus Cole who had another commitment, played two contracting duets with Bill Cole. When the sessions were being mixed on March 22 and 23, 2000, the opportunity to record Bill solo for the first time ever was too tempting to let pass. These four studio performances on various instruments appear at the beginning and end of each disc and form apt introductions and codas to each group of duets. Lou Kannenstine |
