About: Alex Blake

Alex Blake is a post bop jazz double-bassist who began his career with Sun Ra in his band Arkestra. A live performance compilation was released by Bubble Core Records in 2000 titled Now Is the Time: Live at the Knitting Factory. The album featured his own quintet that included Pharoah Sanders, Victor Jones, John Hicks and Neil Clark.

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dbpprop:abstract	Alex Blake is a post bop jazz double-bassist who began his career with Sun Ra in his band Arkestra. A live performance compilation was released by Bubble Core Records in 2000 titled Now Is the Time: Live at the Knitting Factory. The album featured his own quintet that included Pharoah Sanders, Victor Jones, John Hicks and Neil Clark.
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rdfs:comment	Alex Blake is a post bop jazz double-bassist who began his career with Sun Ra in his band Arkestra. A live performance compilation was released by Bubble Core Records in 2000 titled Now Is the Time: Live at the Knitting Factory. The album featured his own quintet that included Pharoah Sanders, Victor Jones, John Hicks and Neil Clark.
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