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Yeah he never got much attention but as Felser stated: his own records are all highly recommended especially the Strata East. In his appearances as a sideman with Sonny Fortune for example, he is also great.

Yeah it’s definitely intense. Gave it a couple of spins but can’t say I could really connect with the music yet. But won’t give up

Yeah, thats a full ID! It's indeed Charles Sullivan with Kenny Barron on piano, Buster Williams on bass and Billy Hart on drums

That’s great thanks!

Really? Have you got more information? I will definitely pick that up. The cd version is very hard to find these days. It’s one of those records I feel a little bit ashamed about for not owning it.

Ding ding! Artist ID’d!

That is a pity. Same age as my father. R.I.P. Time for a reissue of the Revolt of the Negro Lawn Jockey's.

No but there is some link with Mark Feldman

With that UPS option, will the plane land directly in your backyard?

Thanks for participating! I knew you would be able to identify some of them

Please just take your time to recover first!

Oops you’re right! Still 12 to go JSAngry already had a couple of names right. I also dare @HutchFan and @mjazzg to call in sick for work, cancel all appointments and participate in this BFT. With our similarities in taste they could probably ID some more. oh and @Milestones: you only made it halfway

Only 4 participants and 2 full ID’d songs yet. More people who would like to take the challenge?

I love Brownie, I really love him. He is one of my favorite trumpet players. And from the short period he was active he probably is my number 1.

I never did but now I do! Don’t know if you’re into vinyl but the recent Pure Pleasure issue is lovely.

No it’s not Svend. Wrong side of the ocean.

Ding ding number 2!

You’ve heard that right

I’ll take March

Congrats! It’s really, really good. 70 euros is still expensive but definitely worth it

Correct sir! And I think the only standard to be found in this BFT