Artists House
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Artists House
Artists House was a short-lived jazz record label active during 1977.
Discography
| # | Leader | Album |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Coleman, Ornette | Body Meta |
| 2 | Desmond, Paul | At Bourbon Street, Toronto 10/75 |
| 3 | Thad Jones, Mel Lewis, Rufus Reid, Harold Danko[1] | Quartet |
| 4 | Haden, Charlie & Hampton Hawes | As Long as There's Music |
| 5 | Hall, Jim & Red Mitchell | Jim Hall And Red Mitchell |
| 6 | Coleman, Ornette | Soapsuds, Soapsuds |
| 7 | Ulmer, James Blood | Tales of Captain Black |
| 8 | Liebman, David | Pendulum |
| 9 | Hill, Andrew | From California with Love |
| 10 | Reed, Waymon | 46th And 8th |
| 11 | Baker, Chet | Once Upon A Summertime |
| 12 | Pepper, Art | So In Love |
| 13 | Ulmer, James Blood | Are You Glad to Be in America? |
| 14 | Evans, Gil | Where Flamingos Fly |
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(1977 Album by Chet Baker)
As Long as There's Music
(1976 Album by Charlie Haden)
So in Love
(1979 Album by Art Pepper)
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