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James "Blood" Ulmer (born February 2 or 8, 1940, died June 2, 2026) was an American jazz, free funk, and blues guitarist and singer. In the early 70s, Ulmer joined Ornette Coleman; he was the first electric guitarist to record and tour extensively with Coleman. His style was noted for containing elements of both blues and avant-garde.
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James Blood Ulmer — Blue Blood (Innerhythmic INR005, 2001, CD) |
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Grant Calvin Weston / James Blood Ulmer / Jamaaladeen Tacuma — Dance Romance (In+Out 7002, 1988, CD) |
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James Blood Ulmer — Odyssey (Columbia BFC 38900, 1983, LP) |
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Jamaaladeen Tacuma — Show Stopper (Gramavision GR 8301, 1983, CD / LP) |
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James Blood Ulmer — Black Rock (Columbia ARC 38285, 1982, LP) |
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James Blood Ulmer — Free Lancing (Columbia ARC 37493, 1981, LP) |
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James Blood Ulmer — Are You Glad to Be in America? (Rough Trade ROUGH 16, 1980, LP) |
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James Blood — Tales of Captain Black (Artists House AH 7, 1979, LP) |
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Larry Young — Lawrence of Newark (Castle 06076 81221-2, 1969/2002, CD) |
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