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I realize there were better days to collect vinyl 😅

Yeah amazing stuff 🥰

Well it depends a little on what title you're looking for. Some of their classic records that BFrank mentioned are getting pretty expensive and rare where other excellent outings are still very affordable like for example Woody Shaw's Berliner Jazztage's live session.

No problem

Yup it’s that one. All of their albums are great. I like the first with Billy and Reggie best as well.

I think you’ve already made your point on December the 16th Gheorghe For me, lots of LP covers are so beautiful I’d consider them art. I believe that’s where the word artwork comes from? An ugly price tag or library sticker really spoils that and that’s why I remove them if possible. exchanging tips and tricks on a forum is always useful

I still wonder why those have to be that expensive. It also doesn’t really meet up with what I see as Sam’s buisness philosophy but maybe I am wrong.

I believe in his good intentions but hope gets himself some help to run his buisness

Wasn’t aware of this second release thanks!

Wow what a guy! So great he still has the energy to record music.

Yeah that’s great news

DustyGroove is mentioning the last releases now. I'd say that's a positive sign: https://www.dustygroove.com/item/203712/Pan-Afrikan-People-s-Arkestra:Live-At-IUCC-2-24-80?cat=jazz&incl_cs=1&no_incl_in=1&sort_order=release_date The website is still defunct though....

Yeah I might pick that one up as well. The vinyl sounds amazing though. The sax is very intimate.

What a lovely group of musicians. Fresh and creative improvisation and beautiful compositions. The Freejazz blog is also enthusiastic about it. https://www.freejazzblog.org/2012/07/angles-8-by-way-of-deception-live-in.html? And now time for some Bud

It’s weird to not have someone on your radar who is so much right up your alley. Glad I got to know this guy. This must be the most beautiful version of The Shadow Of Your Smile by miles 😍

I read a lot of books but never checked into this thread up till now. I always read two books simultaneously: one brainteaser and one more accesible. Now reading: and The Bergson is melting my brain where the Jaspers is a little easier to fathom.

Wow that looks great! Good job! It's nice to have a hobby

Lovely creative interpretations of the great Thelonious. One of von Schlippenbach’s more accessible works.

These came up in my recommendations on YouTube. There’s more than just this one. Interesting stuff.