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John Butcher

 

 

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John Butcher lives in London. His playing ranges through free improvisation, his own compositions, multitracked recordings and tape pieces.  He has been involved with numerous groups, including the final version of John Stevens's Spontaneous Music Ensemble, the Butcher/ Durrant/ Russell trio, Chris Burn's Ensemble, a trio with Derek Bailey and Oren Marshall, various of Bailey's Company Weeks, Butch Morris's London skyscraper, the Phil Minton Quartet, Polwechsel and an electromanipulations duo with Phil Durrant.

More on John Butcher with his interview and discussion from One Final Note.

Shooters and Bowlers
   John Butcher (soprano and tenor saxophones)
   Gerry Heminway (percussion, electronics)

From two masters of the improvisational music form, Shooters and Bowlers was recorded live during the duo's 2000 concert tour in Europe and America.  Excellent live recording quality.  The music is spacious and intense.  Comes highly recommended.

8 tracks in 57:03 minutes

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