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Fat Man and the Hard Blues

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Download links and information about Fat Man and the Hard Blues by Julius Hemphill. This album was released in 1991 and it belongs to Jazz, Avant Garde Jazz genres. It contains 14 tracks with total duration of 55:07 minutes.

Artist: Julius Hemphill
Release date: 1991
Genre: Jazz, Avant Garde Jazz
Tracks: 14
Duration: 55:07
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Tracks

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No. Title Length
1. Otis' Groove (featuring James Carter, Andrew White, Carl Grubbs, Marty Ehrlich, Sam Furnace) 3:00
2. Lenny (featuring James Carter, Andrew White, Carl Grubbs, Marty Ehrlich, Sam Furnace) 2:33
3. Floppy (featuring James Carter, Andrew White, Carl Grubbs, Marty Ehrlich, Sam Furnace) 2:49
4. Opening (featuring James Carter, Andrew White, Carl Grubbs, Marty Ehrlich, Sam Furnace) 4:07
5. Headlines (featuring James Carter, Andrew White, Carl Grubbs, Marty Ehrlich, Sam Furnace) 2:59
6. Four Saints (featuring James Carter, Andrew White, Carl Grubbs, Marty Ehrlich, Sam Furnace) 2:45
7. Fat Man (featuring James Carter, Andrew White, Carl Grubbs, Marty Ehrlich, Sam Furnace) 5:16
8. Glide (featuring James Carter, Andrew White, Carl Grubbs, Marty Ehrlich, Sam Furnace) 4:32
9. Tendrils (featuring James Carter, Andrew White, Carl Grubbs, Marty Ehrlich, Sam Furnace) 6:18
10. Anchorman (featuring James Carter, Andrew White, Carl Grubbs, Marty Ehrlich, Sam Furnace) 4:41
11. Untitled (featuring James Carter, Andrew White, Carl Grubbs, Marty Ehrlich, Sam Furnace) 5:10
12. Three-step (featuring James Carter, Andrew White, Carl Grubbs, Marty Ehrlich, Sam Furnace) 2:00
13. Answer (featuring James Carter, Andrew White, Carl Grubbs, Marty Ehrlich, Sam Furnace) 2:18
14. Hard Blues (featuring James Carter, Andrew White, Carl Grubbs, Marty Ehrlich, Sam Furnace) 6:39

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After leaving the World Saxophone Quartet, the innovative altoist/composer Julius Hemphill recorded with an unaccompanied sax sextet. This CD features such great players as Marty Ehrlich, Carl Grubbs, the young James Carter, Andrew White, and baritonist Sam Furnace along with the leader on 14 of Hemphill's compositions. These miniatures (all under seven minutes) are most notable for their fresh melodies, logical arrangements, and spirited ensembles.