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Found it on Spotify. Not my kind of thing and not a lot of Hannibal to be heard.

From the Free for a Minute set by Emanem

That's an awesome website Jim thanks. It doesn;t give the possibility to actually scroll chronologically trough his discography or does it?

Anyone familiar with this one: https://www.discogs.com/release/11783366-Hannibal-Lokumbe-Detroit-Symphony-Orchestra-Thomas-Wilkins-Dear-Mrs-Parks never saw it before. These things can be hit or miss. The collaboration with the Harlem Boys Choir was great

I’d like to create one in jazzdisco.org style. I’ll make it as complete as possible. @mhatta is it true that you’re connected to that website? If so is there interest in a Steve Lacy disco? I don’t know that one.

Way to go Gheorge. Your music is just like your posts: lots of energy, enthusiasm and love for the music itself. Keep up the good work!

Anyone knows if there’s a full discography of Lacy?

Lovely compilation of the two albums Sortie, Disposability plus two previously unreleased sessions. Sound is great and beautiful artwork. Now spinning Sortie plus a 1972 Paris session with his then regular groep consisting of Steve Potts, Irene Aebi, Kent Carter and Noel McGhie.

must have been a great night there in London @mjazzg

Don't have the box but do have almost all of the music on it on seperate releases.

If you have the Google translate app you could use Google Lens to translate. I do that now with all my Japanese cd’s and it’s great to be finally able to read those liners I never got into those later albums. The one on Impulse! I do enjoy a lot is the Village Vanguard concerts. Now spinning:

Good one. The Pure Pleasure reissue? Or an original?

He was such an exciting pianist. Glad he came up in the Blue Note reissues to give him some more attention. I also love Steve Lacy’s interpretations of his work.

If those seats weren’t occupied yes