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Unheard Music Series - Wikipedia

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The Unheard Music Series is an imprint of the American record label Atavistic Records. The series, running since 2000, is curated by Chicago writer and producer John Corbett and focuses mainly on free jazz recordings from the 1960s and 1970s. The series includes reissues of previously out-of-print recordings, notably from the catalog of the German label FMP, and also incorporates previously unreleased material. The project was conceived after Corbett received a fellowship to research material in German radio archives.^[1] An initial blurb from the label's website stated: "Drawing from radio archives, private tapes, collections of rare vinyl, and all sorts of unreleased sessions, often working hand-in-hand with the artists themselves, the series will focus on filling gaps in the historical record and illuminating otherwise dark corners of the musical continuum."^[2]

The series was launched in May 2000 with the reissue of four LPs by American musicians Joe McPhee and Fred Anderson, German saxophonist Peter Brötzmann, and the Swedish group Mount Everest Trio. Since then there have been several new issues per year. The most frequently represented artist has been Brötzmann, while American bandleader Sun Ra has also been represented multiple times, as have McPhee and German pianist Alexander von Schlippenbach.

Titles

Catalog no.	Artist	Title	Release date	Notes
201	Joe McPhee	Nation Time	2000-05-09	reissue; originally released on CjR
202	Mount Everest Trio	Waves from Albert Ayler	2000-05-09
203	Hal Russell's Chemical Feast	Elixir	2001-06-19
204	Fred Anderson	The Milwaukee Tapes Vol. 1	2000-05-09
205	Peter Brötzmann	Nipples	2000-05-09	reissue
206	Han Bennink	Nerve Beats	2000-09-05
207	Leo Cuypers	Heavy Days Are Here Again	2000-09-05
208	Nachtluft	Belle-View I–IV	2000-09-05	reissue
209	Guillermo Gregorio	Otra Musica	2000-09-05
210	John Tchicai–Irène Schweizer Group	Willi the Pig	2000-09-05	reissue
211	Peter Brötzmann	Fuck de Boere	2001-05-22
212	Sven-Åke Johansson	Schlingerland	2000-09-05
213	Alexander von Schlippenbach	Hunting the Snake	2000-09-05
214	Joe McPhee	Trinity	2001-03-20	reissue; originally released on CjR
215	Luther Thomas' Human Arts Ensemble	Funky Donkey Vols. 1 & 2	2001-03-20	reissue
216	Rova Saxophone Quartet	As Was	2001-03-20
217	Moslang–Guhl	Knack On	2001-03-20	reissue
218	Fred Anderson Quartet	Dark Day / Live in Verona	2001-09-18
219	Haazz & Company	Unlawful Noise	2001-06-19
220	Starship Beer	Nut Music	2001-05-22	reissue
221	Tom Prehn Kvartet	Tom Prehn Kvartet	2001-08-21	reissue
222	Sun Ra & His Outer Space Arkestra	Nuclear War	2001-08-21	reissue
223	Alexander von Schlippenbach's Globe Unity Orchestra	Globe Unity 67/70	2001-09-25
224	Beresford Honsinger Toop Kondo	Double Indemnity / Imitation of Life	2001-10-23
225	Clifford Thornton	Freedom & Unity	2001-11-20	reissue
226	Joe McPhee	Underground Railroad / Live at Holy Cross	2001-10-23	reissue; originally released on CjR
227	Luther Thomas' Human Arts Ensemble	Banana: The Lost Sessions	2002-02-19
228	Christman/Müller/Smith/Williams	White Earth Streak	2001	reissue
229	Fred Van Hove	Complete Vogel Recordings	2002
230	Peter Brötzmann	For Adolphe Sax	2002-06-04	reissue
231	Alexander von Schlippenbach	The Living Music	2002-08-20
232	Manfred Schoof	European Echoes	2002-08-20	reissue
233	Peter Brötzmann	Balls	2002-10-08	reissue
234	Haazz & Company	Pleasure	2002	reissue
235	Mario Schiano	On the Waiting List	2004-05-18	reissue
236	Peter Brötzmann	More Nipples	2003-04-08
237	Sun Ra & His Outer Space Arkestra	Music from Tomorrow's World	2002-11-05
238	George Gruntz	Mental Cruelty	2003-05-06
239	Alterations	Voila Enough!	2003-05-06	Steve Beresford, David Toop, Terry Day, and Peter Cusack
240	Alexander von Schlippenbach Trio	Pakistani Pomade	2003-04-08
241	Baby Dodds	Talking and Druum Solos / Country Brass Bands	2003-11-04
242	Peter Brötzmann	The Inexplicable Flyswatter	2003	book and enhanced CD
243	Sun Ra	Spaceship Lullaby	2003-11-04
244	Peter Brötzmann	FMP 130	2003-09-09
245	Moholo/Stabbins/Tippett	Tern	2003-09-09	reissue
246	Peter Brötzmann	Brötzmann Clarinet Project: Berlin Djungle	2004-07-27	reissue
247	Dudek, Niebergall, & Vesala	Open	2004-07-27	reissue
248	Globe Unity Orchestra & the choir of the NDR-Broadcast	Hamburg '74	2004-09-14
249	Per Henrik Wallin	Burning in Stockholm	2004-11-23
250	The Contemporary Jazz Quintet	Actions 1966–'67 Collection	2005-04-12
252	Last Exit	Köln	2005-07-25	reissue
253	Sirone	Live	2005-07-12
254	Brötzmann/Bennink	Schwarzwaldfahrt	2005-10-11
255	Dieter Scherf Trio	Inside-Out Reflections	2005-09-13	reissue
256	Joe McPhee	Pieces of Light	2005-10-11	reissue; originally released on CjR
257	Peter Brötzmann	Alarm	2006-06-06	reissue
258	Peter Brötzmann	Pica Pica	2006-07-25	reissue
259	Kees Hazevoet and Han Bennink	Calling Down the Flevo Spirit		reissue
260	Steve Lacy	Esteem	2006-09-12
261	Gallio, Voerkel, & Frey	Tiegel	2006-09-12
262	Peter Brötzmann	The Complete Machine Gun Sessions	2007-07-21
263	Sun Ra & His Astro Infinity Arkestra	Strange Strings	2007-06-05
264	Sun Ra & His Intergalactic Infinity Arkestra	The Night of the Purple Moon	2007-08-21
265	Sun Ra & His Outer Space Arkestra	Some Blues But Not the Kind That's Blue	2008-01-29
266	Sun Ra & His Solar Arkestra	Secrets of the Sun	2008-10-07
267	Joe Maneri and Peter Dolger	Peace Concert	2008-09-09

References

^ Hodge, John (January 3, 2001). "Found Sound". Riverfront Times. Retrieved 2009-05-18.
^ "Blurb from record label's website". Atavistic.com. Archived from the original on 2001-06-29. Retrieved 2008-11-16.

External links

Atavistic Records website

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