Wally Shoup
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Biography
Wally Shoup, born on August 9, 1944 in North Carolina, was an American alto saxophonist, painter, and author who became a key figure in Seattleâs improvised music scene in 1985. His early career included teaching, radio work at KRCC, and founding the Creative Music Ensemble in Colorado. Shoupâs debut recording, ScreeâRun Waltz (1981), launched his recording career, followed by forming the 1994 Projectâ¯W with cellist Brent Arnold. He collaborated with Thurston Moore on Hurricane Floyd (1999) and recorded Live at Tonic (2003), Immolation / Immersion (2005), and Suite: Bittersweet (2007). Shoup performed at major festivals and received a City of Seattle Arts grant in 2007. He passed away on March 5, 2024.
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- Hue and Cry
- Depth Charge
- Lunar Dust
- Moiling
- Ruffing It
- Web Core
- Psyche Knot
- Gut Luv
- Loggerheads
- Get Me One
- Purgations
- Two Breaths Away by Brent Arnold
- Joyride by Brent Arnold
- Luminage by Brent Arnold
- Con Fluxus by Brent Arnold
- Double Pump by Brent Arnold
- Tonic Two (Second Set)
- Conversance by Brent Arnold
- Tonic Three (Second Set)
- Inside Straight by Brent Arnold
- Convergence for Three by Brent Arnold
- Secret Tear by Brent Arnold
- Fault Line by Brent Arnold
- Tonic One (First Set)
