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Bley, Peacock, Levinson, Motian Levinson was married to Kim Cattrall?

From hatology to ezz-thetics to revisited to first visit to thingamajig. 🤔

Disc 1

Mulligan on clarinet!

Go get this.

Yes. "Amen" to that.

Thanks for your posts, @jazzbo and @clifford_thornton, and especially sorry to hear about your situation, Clifford. Still, they are a good reminder that this forum connects people from anywhere and in some ways still makes this world a better place.

Understood on these fronts. It is a dark and difficult world scene. I deal with pretty intense depression, surely not the only person here who does, and though the board is a nice respite, music doesn't always do it for me. But this community has been a great help even when I am just pithily responding to some discographical query.

Any new Ayler on disc is worth it even if it means buying the (fantastic) Newport set for the third time!

My nephew came upon ADT recordings when clearing out a storage facility and wishes to know if there is a market for them. I told him I would ask here and see if there is any interest. Dexter Gordon, One Flight Up Thelonious Monk, Monk's Dream Herbie Hancock, Takin' Off There are numbers for each one but I don't know what they mean. Numbers like 15IPS IEC R2 NEW He has the ADT equipment too. Please let me know if you have any information or better yet any interest in purchasing them and I can put the two of you in contact. He is not a member of this discussion group. Thank you!

Either/Orchestra, Ethiopiques volume 32

Laura Jurd, Rites and Revelations Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers, Strasbourg 82 Kahil El Zabar, Let the Spirit Out Dexter Gordon, Soul Sister George Lewis, The Oxford Series volume 11 Kris Davis Trio, Run the Gauntlet

Never heard of tis particular noir.

I came pretty late, all things considered--the year 2012. Somehow I got wind of this forum. It's been a great place all these years.

Thanks! Erker is just like Grimal a student of John Ruocco, one of the greats who left us in 2025... The album is a reflection on growing up in the north of Tilburg in the 1970s and 80s, discovering jazz via Albert Ayler, Charlie Haden's liberation music orchestra... I used to live in that city for quite a while - even though not in it's particularly rough northern part until recently so that album felt close to home for me... but I do think it's objectively very very good! I rarely hear so warm music coming out of that general direction... At this point, it's streaming only but there will be an extended edition on vinyl later this year...

Hey all you saxophonists, check out Percy France on the differences between Selmer and Conn instruments.

I do recall.

I was with you my friend, as were many of our contingent at that time.

I attended that performance and will purchase this primarily for the memory of the occassion.