Wesley Brown: Blue in Green vinyl record

Wesley Brown: Blue in Green vinyl recordThe latest work from the veteran novelist called one hell of a writer by James Baldwin, wonderfully wry by Donald Barthelme, and a writers writer by Ishmael Reed, Blue in Green narrates one evening in August 1959, when, only eight days after the release of his landmark album Kind of Blue, Miles Davis is assaulted by a member of New York City Police Department outside of Birdland. In the aftermath of Daviss brief stint in custody, we enter the strained

This debut captures the self-assured trademarks that Tomokawa would hone over the course of decades

had founded the free improvisation group New Music Ensemble in 1963 on campus with the intention of exploring the outer limits of performance and composition

and collaborations with Moodymann

Mizelle became the youngest member of the editorial collective behind Source: Music of the Avant Garde

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Art Ensemble of Chicago Publishing Co

Hairbone has inflicted their carnivalesque live shows upon audiences from museums to decrepit basements for nearly a decade

leading to new levels of national recognition for the group

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1984)—and the theatricality of the Art Ensemble of Chicago

had developed an interest in experimental composition through his involvement with multimedia events and collaborations with dancers and writers in Austin