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Mark Murphy "Live at Club 43,1966 Manchester,UK" (RSD Indie Exclusive) Sub pop It's the definitive version ofDuring his little documented British years, Mark Murphy transformed from a promising young jazz singer into the wildly inventive vocal artist who would later redefine the genre. Live At Club 43 captures Murphy in 1966, six years before his breakthrough Muse recordings, already leaping between low notes and falsetto, reshaping melodies, scatting with fearless imagination, and sounding unlike any other vocalist of the period. Supported by pianist Joe