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Blue Boyé is a solo album by Julius Hemphill. It was recorded at Mayhew Street Studios in Larchmont, New York, during January 1977, and was released on vinyl by Hemphill's own Mbari label later that year as a two-LP set. In 1998, it was reissued on CD by Tim Berne's Screwgun Records.
Julius Hemphill: Alto and soprano saxophones, flute and percussion. Originally released on Mbari in 1977. Recorded January 1997 at Larchmont, NY. Engineer: Joe Boerst. Remastered by Doug Pomeroy, August 1998. Producer Julius Hemphill, assistant producer: Tim Berne. Original cover design: Betsy Berne. Original cover drawing: Oliver Lee Jackson.
Best Track: OK Rubberband (24:06)Scuttering, full-chested free jazz from one of its heyday's best. Hemphill, who's doing his own windy compositions solo here...
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Julius Hemphill might be best-remembered for his work with the World Saxophone Quartet, or perhaps for his classic 1972 LP Dogon A.D. On 1977's ambitious double-album Blue Boyé , Hemphill plays everything: saxophones, flute, and even a bit of clapping.
Blue Boyé by Julius Hemphill released in 1977. Find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at AllMusic.
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