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AllMusic noted that the album "may be the best single CD in McDowell's output, and certainly his best concert release". [8] McDowell's final album, [9] Live in New York (Oblivion Records), was a concert performance from November 1971 at the Village Gaslight (also known as The Gaslight Cafe), in Greenwich Village, New York. [10]
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Live session bassist and album producer Tom Pomposello wrote three different variations of the liner notes, consisting of several essays, across all officially licensed editions. Fred McDowell contributed a paragraph to the original release. There is a lengthy producer's notated digital booklet [5] at the Oblivion archive site.
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