Active from 1980 Record label Cuneiform Records | Genre Jazz | |
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Albums Seven Men in Neckties, Surrealistic Swing Similar Phillip Johnston, Joel Forrester, Michael Hashim, Revolutionary Snake Ensemble, Guy Klucevsek Profiles | ||
The microscopic septet don t mind if i do
The Microscopic Septet is a jazz septet, founded in 1980 by saxophonist Phillip Johnston. They played frequently in New York City, toured, and recorded until they disbanded in 1992. In late 2006, when their four albums were re-released along with previously unreleased material as two double CDs, they reformed for several performances. They performed again in the United States and Europe in December 2007, and have reunited for performances in New York City almost every year since, most recently at The Owl in Brooklyn (5/22/16). Their newest album, "The Micros Play The Blues," was recorded that week and is currently in production.
Contents
- The microscopic septet don t mind if i do
- The microscopic septet let s coolerate one
- Discography
- Songs
- References
They are known for performing the theme song for NPR's Fresh Air program, which was composed by pianist Joel Forrester.
The microscopic septet let s coolerate one
Discography
Songs
Lobster in the LimelightSurrealistic Swing · 2006
Kelly Grows UpTake the Z Train · 1983
Brooklyn in the FiftiesSurrealistic Swing · 2006