in the 1980's james fulkerson taught in dartington, that famous but curious mix of old world patronage and rustic modernism which occasionally gives rise to something surprising. He naturally got to know some of the musicians who lived in nearby totnes and the surrounding area. mick green and dave murphy are among the best of these, luminaries of the local jazz scene as well as freeform improvisors.

fulkerson eventually relocated to amsterdam, but has occasionally passed through devon, notably with the barton workshop contemporary music ensemble. one night in august 2004 he passed through totnes, marking the occasion with a concert of improvised music in the kingsbridge.

the music was recorded by richard douglas-green and the result is this cd.

	flutters
	s.b.d.c.	click for sample
	snake eyes
	slow bone home
	head to head	click for sample
	solioquy for m.i.p.
	in the same breath