STL Free Jazz Collective with Douglas R. Ewart

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1.	We Need To Talk (12/02/17) 03:04	buy track
2.	Interlude No. 1 (12/02/17) 13:36	buy track
3.	Janissimo by Douglas R. Ewart 18:18	buy track
4.	Chant by Roscoe Mitchell 08:00	buy track
5.	I've been a fool too long (12/02/17) 06:31	buy track

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Recorded live at the 14th Street Artist Community in St. Louis on Saturday December 2, 2017. Video of this first set is at youtu.be/ltdd2ehF_fo

Produced with support from the Regional Arts Commission and the 14h Street Artist Community.

Thanks to Douglas for performing with us, it was a very special honor and thrill to work with you and perform your compositions! Thanks to Peter Sparks at the Artist Community for his organization's continued support. Also a sincere thank you to everyone that came out to hear the performance, it was awesome to have you all there!

We'd also like to thank Thomas Crone and the RFT for the awesome article in the Nov. 29th edition.

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released December 29, 2017

Douglas R. Ewart, flutes, didgeridoo, english horn, poems
Michael Castro, poet
James Hegarty, keyboard
Baba Mike Nelson, shells, percussion vocals
Paul Steinbeck, bass
Gary Sykes, percussion
Jerome "Jay Dubz" Williams, alto saxophone

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STL Free Jazz Collective Saint Louis, Missouri

We are a standing ensemble of outstanding creative artists dedicated to performing free jazz in the St. Louis tradition. We express freedom, equality and justice through our music and hope to encourage peace and harmony for all.

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