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	Dunmall, Paul / Phillip Gibbs / James Owston / Jim Bashford: Live At The Claptrap Label: FMR Product Code: 28435 Catalog Code: 554-1119 Country: UK		Price: $14.95 In Stock
Featuring the same quartet from Dunmall's 2018 album "Inner and Outer", Paul Dunmall on alto & tenor saxophones, James Owston on bass, Jim Bashford on drums, and Philip Gibbs on guitar bridge generations with impressive interplay as they take their playing to higher ground in two extended improvisations from their concert at the Claptrap in Stourbridge, UK.
	Dunmall, Paul / Philip Gibbs / James Owston / Jim Bashford: Inner And Outer Label: FMR Product Code: 26888 Catalog Code: 513-1018 Country: UK		Price: $14.95 In Stock
Paul Dunmall's 2018 studio album in a quartet with James Owston on bass, Jim Bashford on drums, Philip Gibbs on guitar, and Dunmall on tenor saxophone, Gibbs's hollow-body opening up the band sound as Owston and Bashford trade rapid responses or provide solid grooves, the themes of the dialogs focused on space and time through intricate, complex and profound interaction.
	Dunmall, Paul / Jon Irabagon / Mark Sanders / Jim Bashford: The Rain Sessions Label: FMR Product Code: 26447 Catalog Code: 492-0618 Country: UK		Price: $14.95 In Stock
Dedicated to Cecil Taylor and taking advantage of NY saxophonist Irabagon's UK visit, this album presents four drum duets "time two", as two tenor saxophonists--Paul Dunmall and Jon Irabagon--meet two lyrical drummers--Mark Sanders and Jim Bashford--following Dunmall long-standing interest in drum and sax duets, the results this ebullient and remarkable album.
	Dunmall / Schubert / Dessanay / Bashford: Sign Of The Times Label: FMR Product Code: 25305 Catalog Code: 472-1117 Country: UK		Price: $14.95 In Stock
With packaging embellished by 5 images of Paul Dunmall's wood engravings, this album catches the saxophonist on soprano, alto and tenor in the company of saxophonist Frank Paul Schubert on soprano and alto, with Sebastiano Dessanay on bass and Jim Bashford on drums, performing live at Lamp Tavern, in Birmingham for an album of intertwining reeds and solid rhythmic support.