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At the Vortex

At the Vortex is a live album by saxophonist Evan Parker, bassist Barry Guy, and drummer Paul Lytton. It was recorded on June 26, 1996, at The Vortex in London, and was released by Emanem Records in 1998.

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Genre
Free jazz
Labels
Emanem Records 4022
Length
1:18:44
Recorded
June 26, 1996
Released
1998
Venues
The Vortex, London

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At the Vortex

Nodes13
Edges12
Triples26
Avg. degree1.85
Density0.153846
Components1

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At the Vortex

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related to Reception · 15
At the Vortex → AllMusic, At, Because, François Couture, In, Jazz, North London's, Strongly, That's, The, The Penguin Guide, There, Those, Vortex, Why
related to Track listing · 4
At the Vortex → At, First Set, Second Set, Vortex
Genre · 1
At the Vortex → Free jazz
Labels · 1
At the Vortex → Emanem Records 4022
Length · 1
At the Vortex → 1:18:44
Recorded · 1
At the Vortex → June 26, 1996
Released · 1
At the Vortex → 1998
Venues · 1
At the Vortex → The Vortex, London
is a · 1
At the Vortex → live album by saxophonist Evan Parker

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vortex album jazz recorded london released emanem records 1998 one playing evan parker barry guy paul lytton recording stated musicians

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
At the VortexGenreFree jazz1.00infobox
At the VortexLabelsEmanem Records 40221.00infobox
At the VortexLength1:18:441.00infobox
At the VortexRecordedJune 26, 19961.00infobox
At the VortexReleased19981.00infobox
At the VortexVenuesThe Vortex, London1.00infobox
At the Vortexis alive album by saxophonist Evan Parker0.90text
At the Vortexrelated to ReceptionIn0.60section
At the Vortexrelated to ReceptionAllMusic0.60section
At the Vortexrelated to ReceptionFrançois Couture0.60section
At the Vortexrelated to ReceptionThere0.60section
At the Vortexrelated to ReceptionAt0.60section

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