Termite One One
from Termite One by Coxhill / Haslam / Hession / Rutherford / Fell
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Compact Disc (CD) + Digital AlbumA numbered & dated CDR copy of the 1999 CD release, with full label artwork. Supplied in a jewel box with the original industrially-printed 4-page booklet and inlay card.
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Also includes immediate download of 4-track album in your choice of 320k mp3, FLAC, or just about any other format you could possibly desire.ships out within 2 daysPurchasable with gift card€10.50 EUR or more
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Buy the Full Digital Album
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Compact Disc (CD) + Digital AlbumThe same as the CD version above, but without the jewel box.
If you have no need of the somewhat unloved and increasingly old-fashioned jewel box, we will send you the disc and all paper parts from the CD, without the plastic box.
This should also offer you significant savings on shipping, especially if you order several discs and/or are outside Europe.
Includes unlimited streaming of Termite One via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.ships out within 2 daysPurchasable with gift card€10.50 EUR or more
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composed by: Lol Coxhill / George Haslam / Paul Rutherford / Simon H. Fell / Paul Hession
credits
from Termite One,
released March 8, 1990
Lol Coxhill: soprano sax
George Haslam: baritone sax
Paul Rutherford: trombone
Simon H. Fell: double bass
Paul Hession: drums
© Bruce's Fingers 1989
Lol Coxhill: soprano sax
George Haslam: baritone sax
Paul Rutherford: trombone
Simon H. Fell: double bass
Paul Hession: drums
© Bruce's Fingers 1989
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Coxhill/Haslam/Hession/Rutherford/Fell
Lol Coxhill: soprano sax / George Haslam: baritone sax / Paul Rutherford: trombone / Simon H. Fell: double bass / Paul
Hession: drums
An ad hoc improv/free jazz grouping from 1989.
[photo © Jo Fell 1989]
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discography
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Mar 1990
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Coxhill/Haslam/Hession/Rutherford/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. FellProbably still the best (for now) of my large ensemble adventures - every time I listen to this I'm reminded of things I can't believe I did...
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If you like Coxhill/Haslam/Hession/Rutherford/Fell, you may also like:
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Live in Berlin '71
by BRÖTZMANN | VAN HOVE | BENNINK - plus MANGELSDORFFsupported by 16 fans who also own “Termite One One”
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The Complete 15th August 2001
by Derek Bailey & Simon H. Fellsupported by 16 fans who also own “Termite One One”
I have the Sound 323 mini-cd that comprised some of this music (recorded in the shop's minuscule cellar performance space),so it is very welcome to hear the rest... It is astonishing music...Derek Bailey was so unique (playing the guitar like it was a found object but belying the incredible skill he brought to the process) and Simon Fell is his equal here (this is a true collaboration). Rare and special.
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First as Farce
by Hein WestgaardThe Hein Weingard Trio mix free improvisation and controlled composition, making music for avant-garde jazz adventurers.
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