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  1. I’m a little active on the Steve Hoffman forums and there’s one thing that keeps amazing me: it’s the amount of issues people are reporting with new vinyl. And I am not talking bout European PD labels but the Blue Note Classics Vinyl Series, the Tone Poet series and the Verve Acoustic Sound Series. All pretty expensive analogue series pressed by quality plants. Non-Fill, warping, off-centered and the obvious ticks and pops: it rains complaints about them. Some people have returned one lp 3 or 4 times…. The thing is: I never had a single issue with them. I always wash them upon arrival and that’s it. In general I haven’t got many issues with vinyl either and if so then it’s mostly the cover that is damaged (Amazon once shipped an LP in a paper bag, really guys?). Question is; are these guys making a lot of fuzz for nothing or am I not critical enough?
  2. I forgot to mention Eddie Henderson. Wallace Roney would be a fine replacement!
  3. Hard to go wrong with such a killer band: Joe Henderson, Kenny Garrett, Steve Nelson, Mulgrew Miller, Christian McBride. This album kicks ass
  4. http://nobusinessrecords.com/sam-rivers-archive-series-volume-6-caldera.html Volume six up for pre-order. From the 80's into the 00's
  5. More stuff from Jazzline. They did some terrific work with the Onkel Po's series. Not sure I am gonna get me a copy of this. I always found the trio with Sharpe and Hayes very boring. Maybe the Hub could convince me.
  6. Doesn’t look like Miles…
  7. my first and favorite Don Cherry record.
  8. Yeah I could understand that!
  9. 65, see Chucks link. Thats an aweful thing and way too young. I also remember him as a fine contributor to the board!
  10. The other P-Vine also isn’t hard find either. 20 copies for sale in Discogs
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    Abdullah Ibrahim

    Yeah I saw him in 2018 in Leuven, Belgium. His piano was unamplified so everybody hold their breath for the 45 minutes he played. Such an intimate experience and every note he played sounded so sincere and beautiful. It’s still one of my most memorable concerts.
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    Abdullah Ibrahim

    Lovely guy, beautiful music. He mostly sticks to the same tunes nowadays but who could blame him. Thanks for sharing
  13. I’ve got Waldrons On Steinway on P-Vine which sounds excellent. Thousand times better than the horrible Fuel 2000. Also got Clifford Jordan’s in The World but it has been a while that I gave that one a spin.
  14. I do like the Calvin Keys. Part from that the music is hardly ever bad but fails to really impress me.
  15. Great band but never liked this project. It really has a soundtrack kind of feeling with lots of short takes. I just can’t really get into it. Also dislike the vocals and all the bombast. Lots of talents to be heard but not my cup of tea. I do like the Jazz Composers Orchestra 60’s recordings though. Love Hadens LIberation Music Orchestra. But this one… not really Our taste being so similar starting to scare me
  16. Thanks Tom and others for helping out. Maybe I could take your place in July?
  17. Guys. Thom Keith just messaged me: it’s my turn. I’ve forgotten completely unfortunately. Everything’s is a little hectic at the moment both at home as at work so I am not seeing myself presenting the new BFT any time soon. Is there anyone who is willing to change places with me? My apologies, this is really not my style!
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    Horace Tapscott

    Oh yes. For me all the volumes please. I think Dark Tree could do an excellent job with that.
  19. Damn noise fueled by drugs… Come on man it might not be your style but there’s no need for such an ignorant and insulting statement.
  20. Thanks @sidewinder for bothering and playing your cd’s. Curious to your opinion on Kulu!
  21. If you have the time/opportunity please do! Because I am wondering if I am becoming an audiophile ass.... I really feel that Om and Kulu Se Mama sound bad on that one. Ive got Ascension in a better version so havent listened to that one. I do like them too. No issues with the sound on the LP's? That is worthy information after all Thanks Mike, do you remember if that was on all the versions or only the one on 'Major Works Of John Coltrane'? I don't think OM was his strongest effort but I don't feel the disgust most people express for it. I still like it. You're second statement points out to me that it's time to get these sessions in better versions. But first I want to make sure it's really an issue with this particular version.
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