Get all 37 Jamison Williams releases available on Bandcamp and save 40%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of MARY BLAIR, The Great Rise and Fall of Ub Iwerks: 'Martha [1923]', The Great Rise and Fall of Ub Iwerks: three 'Alice Comedies' shorts, The Great Rise and Fall of Ub Iwerks [Disc One: 1930-1936], The Great Rise and Fall of Ub Iwerks [Belval], The Great Rise and Fall of Ub Iwerks [volume I], The Great Rise and Fall of Ub Iwerks [volume II], Study of Disney Classics: Archival Dictation Notes, and 29 more.
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Jamison Williams Florida
"Relentlessly creative, and challenging the boundaries of saxophonic extended techniques, Jamison Williams' role in defining the pursuit of expressive freedom through the use of the instrument cannot be understated."
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Under the Porch
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The Spanish avant-garde jazz trio takes listeners on a journey through time on their thoughtful new album.
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