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It worked this time...

https://youtu.be/iFikGDOgIEM?feature=shared

Me too now, prompted by your post to get it off the shelf. There was a time when I was hoovering up everything from this generation of Chicago players, such a great scene.

As I suspected, lots of names I know. Rostvold and Rosenbloom are new to me. At £800 for the Rostvold I'm unlikely to get to know it soon either The Togashi/Suzuki is the one I own and didn't ID, along with Booker T which I somehow ID'd the label only. Azzolini has been in my Discogs cart at least twice without pulling the trigger, perhaps this is the prompt to do so. A couple others to definitely follow up, Chapin and Toshiko. A nice selection, thanks again for the time and effort Edit to add: four now added to my Discogs cart (not the Rostvold, sadly)

Most definitely missed

Nice to see it being appreciated more than it was here

I wish it had been a CD release. I ended up with downloads, terrific music

I'll be there for the London edition... Meanwhile, congratulations on securing such a great event

That's an impressive lineup. If it were this side of the Atlantic in addition to your list I'd be aiming for Peter Evans Being&Becoming, Kim Gordon, Valentina Magaletti, Moritz Von Oswald; Nicole Mitchell, Ben Lamarr Gay, Sara Serpa, Fred Frith. Shame there aren't any streamed sets

Nice! Is your hearing back now to enjoy it?

Yes, I think that's what interests me, takes it out of the usual hard bop territory, just that bit, the bit that makes a difference. I don't know these albums at all so will be investigating them. I recently bought 'The Real Thing' in no small part down to your and @Pim's enthusiasm for it here, and I love it

The presence of Franco makes me want to hear this a lot more than if he wasn't there for some reason

Boulez -Pli Selon Pli Boulez/Ensemble Intercontemporain Happy 100 PB!

I did too

Another new Brötzmann release https://oldheavenbooks.bandcamp.com/album/hurricane