Bill Cole Thetford, Vermont
Bill Cole is an American jazz musician, composer, educator and author. An admired innovator, Cole successfully combines the sounds of untempered instruments with an American art form – jazz. Cole specializes in non-Western wind instruments, especially double reed horns. Cole is the leader of the Untempered Ensemble, a group he founded in 1992. ... more
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Intensive Care: Prescriptions Filled - The Billy Bang Quartet sessions 1983/1984
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Look at the playing musicians and consider when the music was played (1972). It was an historic get together. Luckily the music was as wonderful as expected.
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Altera Vita
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Children of the Forest
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Professor Graves always amazes, this lost session from a week prior to the recording of his classic "Babi" is a welcome addition to his discography.
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