| Cecil Taylor
Hatology music
One Too Many Salty Swift And Not Goodbye CDs
 $25.35
With one of his greatest groups in a powerful performance, this was the Unit at its peak. Includes liner notes by Spencer A. ~ Michael G. Nastos
Recorded live at Liederhall, Mozart-saal Stuttgart, Germany on June 14, 1978.
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| Myra Melford
Hatology CDs
Even The Sounds Shine CD (2003)
$17.45 
Myra Melford Extended Ensemble: Myra Melford (piano); Marty Ehrlich (alto saxophone, clarinet); Dave Douglas (trumpet); Lindsey Horner (bass); Reggie Nicholson (drums).
This release from Myra Melford's first Extended Ensemble tour -- trumpeter Dave Douglas and saxophonist Marty Ehrlich were added to
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| Archie Shepp
Hatology Records
I Know About The Life CD (1981)
$17.45
Recorded in 1981 in a quartet setting featuring the great drummer John Betsch, bassist Santi Debriano, and pianist Ken Werner, I Know About the Life doesn't so much explore these standards as re-contextualize them in the canon. Opening with Thelonious
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| Franz Koglmann
Hatology music
L'Heure Bleue CD (1991)
$17.45
L'HEURE BLEUE features Franz Koglmann in both the Monoblue Quartet and Duo Koglmann-Mengelberg.
This set is Koglmann in miniature. Leaving the compositions for his gargantuan yet soulfully swinging and improvising machine the Pipetet behind, Koglmann functions in two much smaller settings
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| Joe Maneri
Hatology music
Out Right Now CD (2001)
$15.15
/Joe Morris/Mat Maneri.
Personnel: Joe Maneri (alto & tenor saxophones); Mat Maneri (violin); Joe Morris (guitar).
Personnel: Joe Maneri (alto saxophone, tenor saxophone, piano); Joe Morris (guitar); Mat Maneri (violin).
Audio Mixer: Peter Pfister.
Liner Note Author: Bob Blumenthal.
Recording information: Ansgar Ballhorn At Loft
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| Max Nagl
Hatology CDs
Ramasuri CD (2001)
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| Anthony Ortega
Hatology Records
New Dance! CD (1967)
$17.45
Originally recorded for Revelation, the music on this CD reissue features the underrated but talented altoist Anthony Ortega stretching out on four duets with bassist Chuck Domanico and four trios with bassist Bobby West and drummer Bill Goodwin. Ortega plays
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| Marc Copland
Hatology CDs
Time Within Time CD (2005)
$33.75
For this solo piano project, Marc Copland plays some fairly free originals, three jazz standards, and four versions of Leonard Bernstein's "Some Other Time." All of the music is taken at a thoughtful pace and is quite lyrical and melodic.
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| Francois Raulin
Hatology music
Trois Plans Sur La Comete CD (2000)
$13.95
This intriguing, drumless trio takes off from Jimmy Giuffre's early-'60s experiments in the same format, and impressively expands them in several directions. The pieces, largely composed by pianist Raulin tend to have a strong thematic basis even as they veer
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| Guillermo Gregorio
Hatology Records
Red Cube(D) CDs (1999)
$24.45
One of the most interesting things about this solo date of Guillermo Gregorio -- late of Franz Koglmann's Pipetet - is how similar his original music sounds to Mat Maneri's. There is no doubt they are kindred spirits, given that
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