About Noah Howard Quartet
Noah Howard (born April 6, 1943) is an American free jazz alto saxophonist. Born in New Orleans, Howard played music since childhood in his church, first learning trumpet and later switching to alto sax. He recorded two sessions as a leader in 1966 for ESP Records, but found little critical acclaim in America, and moved to Europe soon after. In 1969 he appeared on Frank Wright's album One For John, and as leader recorded The Black Arc with Arthur Doyle.
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Apotheosis
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Henry's Street
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And About Love
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Apotheosis Extension I
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In Transition
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The Blessing
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This Place Called Earth
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Homage To Coltrane
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Lovers / Schizophrenic Blues
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Apotheosis Experience
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Phoenix - Live
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Lightning Rod. Part 2
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Lightning Rod. Part 1
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Apothesis
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Schizophrenic Blues
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Apotheosis Extension
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Apothesis Extension I
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Side One
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Apostheosis
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Lecke
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Paris Dreams
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Karma - Live
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Lightning Rod, Part 2
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Fire March
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Kentucky - Live
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Bush Talk - Live
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Lightning Rod, Part 1
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Mardi Gras
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Night Trip - Live
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Joy - Live
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Lovers - Live
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Introduction by Scott Black. The Blessing
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Side Two
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Lovers - Schizophrenic Blues
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Afro Blue
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Masai - Live
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Birds of Beauty
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Apostheosis Experience
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Lift Every Voice and Sing
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Transition Flight
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Solo Sax
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Creole Girl
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We Remember John
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01 - Henry's Street
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Ole Negro
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Apostheosis Extension I
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02 - Apothesis
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Introduction by Scott Black - The Blessing
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Lovers-Schizophrenic Blues
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The Fugitive Part 1
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