JOE McPHEE - Tenor LP lounge highlighting his findings and skewering

highlighting his findings and skewering as needed

“You could ask 100 people to sing it and it wouldn’t sound the same

This was massively influential on postpunk in the '80's

Rather Jim Nothing implement the rickety gallop of The Bats (Seahorse Kingdom) or chug-a-chug moves of 3D's (Yellow House) as a bed to bud their own groggy-headed guitar-steez

The new band were still managed and produced by IAN GILLAN (DEEP PURPLE)

JOE McPHEE - Tenor LP lounge highlighting his findings and skeweringLiner notes by John Corbett. Announcing a trio of Joe McPhee records, originally issued on Hat Hut, these three titles by the Poughkeepsie, New York based multi instrumentalist would be the seminal Swiss label's very first releases. Recorded in the same sessions as 1971's classic Nation Time, Black Magic Man is smoldering, late Coltrane inspired modal free jazz. While The Willisau Concert features longtime collaborataor, synth player John Snyder and