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	McPhee / Edwards / Kugel: Existential Moments Label: Not Two Product Code: 32219 Catalog Code: MW-2 1021-2 Country: Poland		Price: $15.95 In Stock
The 3rd album from the touring trio of Joe McPhee on trumpet & tenor sax, John Edwards on double bass and Klaus Kugel on drums, following their previous NotTwo releases A Night In Alchemia and Journey To Parazzar, here captured live at FreeJazzSaar 2019, in Saarbrucken, Germany for a boisterously exciting set of three collective improvisations, including a tip of the hat to Charles Gayle.
	McPhee, Joe / John Edwards / Klaus Kugel: A Night In Alchemia Label: Not Two Product Code: 28033 Catalog Code: MW992-2 Country: Poland		Price: $15.95 Out of Stock
The working trio of New York trumpeter & saxophonist Joe McPhee, London double bassist John Edwards, and German drummer Klaus Kugel, actively touring through Europe since 2017, are heard live at Alchemia in Krakow, Poland in 2018, for four monumental examples of free improvisation in superlative playing with intense rhythmic interaction and deeply expressive soloing.
	McPhee, Joe / John Edwards / Klaus Kugel: Journey to Parazzar Label: Not Two Product Code: 26128 Catalog Code: MW975-2 Country: Poland		Price: $15.95 Out of Stock
Recorded at Metallurgov House Of Culture in the Ukraine as the 2nd concert of their tour, the trio of Joe McPhee (trumpet, alto saxophone), John Edwards (double bass), and Klaus Kugel (drums) present a masterful concert that includes a 29-minute "Re-Hairing In Zaporozhye" a 19-minute "To Rush At The Wind", and a wonderfully unconventional tribute to Cecil Taylor.