Notes from the Underground (Medeski Martin & Wood album)
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Released1992
RecordedDecember 15–16, 1991
(Baby Monster, New York City)
January 23, 1992
(Water Music, Dunellen)
(Baby Monster, New York City)
January 23, 1992
(Water Music, Dunellen)
LabelAccurate
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| Released | 1992 | |||
| Recorded | December 15–16, 1991 (Baby Monster, New York City) January 23, 1992 (Water Music, Dunellen) | |||
| Genre | Post-bop | |||
| Label | Accurate | |||
| Producer | Medeski Martin & Wood | |||
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Notes from the Underground is the debut album by the American jazz trio Medeski Martin & Wood, released in 1992 by Accurate Records.[2][3] Unlike subsequent albums, it is notable for featuring a less prominent funk influence as the group focused on a more “traditional” acoustic sound,[3] with Medeski playing no Hammond organ and Wood playing an acoustic bass guitar. A five-piece horn section led by Steven Bernstein contributes on several tracks.
