Joe McPhee Recordings

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Flowers
Cipsela Records
2016

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Spontaneous Combustion
OTOrocku
2015
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Ticonderoga
Clean Feed Records
2015
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Solos : The Lost Tapes (1980 – 1981 – 1984)
Roaratorio Records
2015
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The CjR Years 1969-1974
Kedar Entertainment Group
2014
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Red Sky
Kedar Entertainment Group
2013
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Human Encore
Clean Feed Records
2013
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Now Is
Clean Feed Records
2013
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Last Notes
Kedar Entertainment Group
2013
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Sonic Elements
Clean Feed Records
2013
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Brooklyn DNA
Clean Feed Records
2012
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Creole Gardens (A New Orleans Suite)
The James Westfall Podcast
2012
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Ithaca
Kedar Entertainment Group
2012
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Scraps And Shadows
Kedar Entertainment Group
2012
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Blue Chicago Blues
Not Two Records
2011
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Ibsen’s Ghosts
Kedar Entertainment Group
2011
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Under A Double Moon
Kedar Entertainment Group
2011
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Creole Gardens (A New Orleans Suite)
NoBusiness Records
2011
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At Molde 2007
Okka Disk
2010

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Blue Chicago Blues
NotTwo Records
2010

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Flowers by John Sharpe
Flowers by Mark Corroto
Ticonderoga by John Sharpe
Ticonderoga by Glenn Astarita
Ticonderoga by Troy Collins
Solos : The Lost Tapes (1980 – 1981 – 1984) by Mark Corroto
Spontaneous Combustion by John Sharpe

Flowers
Cipsela Records
2016
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Spontaneous Combustion
OTOrocku
2015
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Ticonderoga
Clean Feed Records
2015
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Solos : The Lost Tapes (1980 – 1981 – 1984)

Solos : The Lost...
Roaratorio Records
2015
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The CjR Years...
Kedar Entertainment Group
2014
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Red Sky
Kedar Entertainment Group
2013
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Gnosis by David Virelles
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The Arrangement by Sylvia Brooks
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Blue Maqams by Anouar Brahem

Story of the Day

I love jazz because, as a music gourmand, it feeds my ears, mind, heart, soul more completely than any other music genre. I was first exposed to jazz via late-night FM radio programming on KERA in Dallas, circa 1972-78. I was in music business (retail side) for a couple of decades
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I love jazz because, as a music gourmand, it feeds my ears, mind, heart, soul more completely than any other music genre. I was first exposed to jazz via late-night FM radio programming on KERA in Dallas, circa 1972-78. I was in music business (retail side) for a couple of decades. I am fortunate to have met many musicians. Most of them are very gracious and all too happy to 'talk shop' if one proves to be a thoughtful and respectful listener/fan. The best show I ever attended was Weather Report at Jones Hall in Houston, TX, 1980. A mind-blower. My advice to new listeners - we are fortunate in this day and age to have so many great music resources available to us on the internet. Use them to expand your horizons!
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By Kris Perdew
Member since: 2017