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Blues and the Empirical Truth
3 CDs; with Matthew Shipp, Roswell Rudd, Marc Ribot, and Lewis Porter.
$25 USA (Shipping & handling included)
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$33 Europe (Shipping & handling included)
$12.00 US
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“Lowe’s CD has become my go-to album when I can’t decide if I am in the mood for the Art Ensemble, the Minutemen or Blind Willie Johnson.”
– Internet Comment
“Angular, sly and funky, Lowe’s new CD is a bona fide wake up call from the avant garde.”
– Jonathan Lethem
$22.00 US
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American Pop from Minstrel to Mojo:
“American Pop From Minstrel to Mojo is a Harry Smith Anthology for the 21st Century.”
– Frank Scott, Roots and Rhythm
That Devilin Tune (the 4 boxes)
“Anyone serious about understanding the history of American music has no choice but to engage Allen Lowe’s That Devilin’ Tune: A Jazz History, 1900-1950. I use the word “engage” quite deliberately, for Lowe has gifted us with a text and a body of music whose breadth, depth, scope, and sophistication is unsurpassed. His narrative takes us on a journey that even jazz aficionados will find surprising, daring and original, and his experience as a leading performer/composer of creative music gives his discussions of music an astounding level of clarity. What jazz is or isn’t is still highly contested, the source of much acrimonious debate. I suggest you bypass the acrimony and dive right into That Devilin’ Tune. The blues will set you free.”
– Robin D. G. Kelley, author of Thelonious Monk: The Life and Times of an American Original
$55.00 US, Each Volume
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That Devlin’ Tune – Volume 1
That Devlin’ Tune – Volume 2
That Devlin’ Tune – Volume 3
That Devlin’ Tune – Volume 4
