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Composer and reedman Julius Hemphill played the alto saxophone, soprano saxophone, flute, and clarinet. A prominent figure in the jazz avant garde, Hemphill had a restless experimental spirit, which was reflected in both his writing and his choice of projects. Born and raised in Texas, Hemphill joined the army for a time in the early 1960s ...
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Julius Hemphill, Dogon A.D. Voted as one of the 100 most essential jazz recordings of all time by NY Times critic Ben Ratliff. Dogon A.D. has long been revered as a classic among jazz connoisseurs; Julius Hemphill's relatively obscure but highly influential debut is widely considered the missing link between the avant-garde and populist forms ...
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Julius Hemphill died in 1995. More Hemphill compositions were released posthumously on At Dr King's Table (april 1997) and Tim Berne's Diminutive Mysteries (september 1992). One Atmosphere (2003) added the quintet for piano and strings One Atmosphere (1992), the four-movement suite for seven woodwinds Water Music (1976) and the trio Savannah Suite .
In the late '80s, Hemphill and the WSQ began an association with the Elektra label, which led to a number of well-distributed and aesthetically rewarding albums. In 1988, Hemphill got his one and only chance to record his big band compositions, on the album Julius Hemphill Big Band (Elektra/Musician).
Dogon A.D. is an album by saxophonist Julius Hemphill. It was recorded in February 1972 in St. Louis, Missouri, and was initially released on LP in limited quantities later that year by Hemphill's own Mbari Records, a label he created for the express purpose of issuing his own music. [1] [2] The album was reissued on LP by the Freedom label in ...
