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• His albums are on Terror Traxx records Oblivion Records.
• In 2005 guitarist / keyboardist Tommy Joy formed Pusher and released the album'Problems'on indie label Oblivion Records.
• The tapes eventually surfaced around the world on vinyl in 1972, when Pomposello and Seibert ( with partner Dick Pennington ) started Oblivion Records.
• New York based American independent Oblivion Records released the first edition in the Spring of 1972, months before McDowell's death in July 1972.
• ""'Blues from the Apple " "', released in 1974 by Oblivion Records, is the only album under the leadership of guitarist and vocalist Charles Walker.
• He experimented by adding electronic processors to his alto, culminating in the recording of " Friends ", an electric jazz album produced by a small New York City start-up label, Oblivion Records.
• Currently, there are free MP3s of the LP at the official Oblivion Records archive blog, and downloads and streaming are available at iTunes, MOG ( online music ), Rhapsody ( online music service ), Spotify, and Amazon . com, among others.
• He recorded a live radio program at WKCR-FM, Columbia University, on July 16, 1972, which was released as an album, " Livin'High Off Nickels & Dimes, " on the short-lived Oblivion Records in New York.
• Blues is an itinerant profession at best, and by 1984, Pomposello found himself employed in New York City as a producer at Fred / Alan, Inc ., the advertising agency started by former MTV executives Alan Goodman and Fred Seibert ( also Tom s partner in Oblivion Records ).
• Mr . Taylor's self-proclaimed manager, David Laura, arranged the production of the concert and engaged Fred Seibert, Oblivion Records owner and a Columbia University WCKR-FM producer / engineer / DJ, to record the concert for eventual LP release on Taylor's Unit Core Records.
• His one known example of a commercial use of his paintings was in 1973, for a jazz fusion album recorded by a former Columbia student, Marc Copland ( known in his student days as'Marc Cohen') on a label, Oblivion Records co-founded by another, Fred Seibert.
• They recorded together for the music historian George Mitchell in 1967, for Chris Strachwitz's Arhoolie Records ( " King of the Country Blues Vol . 2 " ), for Swingmaster ( " Blues of Johnny Woods " ) and for Tom Pomposello and Fred Seibert of Oblivion Records ( " Mississippi Harmonica " ) in 1972.