Jazz Is Dead 016 - Phil Ranelin & Wendell Harrison 1994 While the tracks still emanate

While the tracks still emanate a modish world-weariness and anhedonic quality

featuring Pixies-inspired post-punk and melodic references to the Velvet Underground and The Ramones

accidental Primus nods

But it's as a guitarist that he's most well-known

His original review for the Michigan Daily is also included

Jazz Is Dead 016 - Phil Ranelin & Wendell Harrison 1994 While the tracks still emanateCOLOUR: Blue Transparent EXTRAS: Limited Edition To be an independent artist means to not only be free to share your most ambitious artistic impulses, but to retain ownership of them, working tirelessly to market and produce a body of work that stands apart from corporate decision making and interference. For Phil Ranelin and Wendell Harrison, it was this guiding principle that led them to found the Detroit based Jazz label Tribe Records in the early