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• WE DON'T ( [recorded in s] (Eremite) Denis Charles, Jemeel Moondoc (more info to come) NETI NETI "Audio Letter Remix" Compilation dedicated to Denis Charles and Don Cherry; Track 5 "Fading Green" Denis Charles, Don Cherry, Sharon Gannon, David Life, Sue Ann Harkey.

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• We Don't Jemeel Moondoc & Denis Charles Captain of the Deep Denis Charles We Are Not At The Opera Sunny Murray & Sabir Mateen Perles Noires volume I Jemeel Moondoc & William Parker with Hamid Drake Brothers Together Hamid Drake & Sabir Mateen.

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• Moondoc is currently associated with the newly formed Relative Pitch Records, his newly released CD, Two , is an intriguing duo dialogue between Connie Crothers and Moondoc, “the program finds the two players engaging in an off-the-cuff improvisations – the takeaway from this intimate series of duets is that Crothers and Moondoc are.

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• Jemeel Moondoc - We Don't music CD album at CD Universe, enjoy top rated service and worldwide shipping. We Don't album for sale This album is free jazz at the best, is my first jemeel Moondocs cd and i think that his improvisations are astonishing and his interaction with the drummer are outstanding. Denis Charles - drums Jemeel.

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• Sep 15,  · Alto saxophonist Jemeel Moondoc, an open thinking veteran of the 's jazz loft scene, cut this forward thinking, yet swinging album for the Italian Soul Note label in Joining him were a powerful crew of William Parker on bass, Dennis Charles on drums, Rahn Burton on piano and Bern Nix on guitar.

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• Jemeel Moondoc discography and songs: Music profile for Jemeel Moondoc, born 5 August Genres: Free Jazz, Avant-Garde Jazz. Albums include Revolt of the Negro Lawn Jockeys, Nostalgia in Times Square, and The Zookeeper's House.

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• A passionate duo exchange with alto saxophonist Jemeel Moondoc, We Don't (Eremite) is a fine companion volume to a recording issued under Charles' leadership, Captain of the Deep (Eremite), which also featured Moondoc.

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• A powerful and vastly underrated avant-garde alto saxophonist, Jemeel Moondoc blended the free-form melodic thought of Ornette Coleman and the sharp edge of Jackie McLean or Charles Tyler with the sort of ferocious "energy playing" usually reserved for tenorists. Moondoc began playing piano as a child, studied clarinet and flute, and settled on alto around age 16; he subsequently studied with.

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• Popular or famous Jemeel Moondoc music songs: Judy's Bounce, Hi-Rise, We Do, Blues For Katie, Parts II & III, O' Neal's Porch, Spirit House, Three Clay Pots. More music songs Home, Moon Mode, We Don't, Blues For Katie, Part 1, Blues from My People, You Let Me into Your Life.

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