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Straining my eyes at the Discography appendix, these stood out: Derek Bailey, John Zorn, Wm. Parker, Harras (Avant) (1995 release) Derek Bailey ● John Zorn ● William Parker – Harras – CD (Album), 1995 [r494028] | Discogs Wayne Horvitz, Simple Facts (Theater for Your Mother) (1980 release) Wayne Horvitz – Simple Facts | Releases | Discogs
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RIP. I recently watched him in some Auger/Oblivion Express Youtube videos.
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I dug up the book and indeed there's no mention (AFAICT) of Parker playing with "Downtown" artists. Probably didn't fit in with the flow/theme due to the factors Jim mentioned.
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Surprising venue in more or less the middle of nowhere. Tomeka Reid & Marty Ehrlich Duo | Improvisation | Denver NY | Roxbury Arts Group Inc
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What Classical Music Are You Listening To?
T.D. replied to StarThrower's topic in Classical Discussion
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At a brick and mortar shop (!)
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Just finished and started
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What Classical Music Are You Listening To?
T.D. replied to StarThrower's topic in Classical Discussion
Wow. That's a great find. It's been on my discogs wish list for a long time. Haven't checked the list for a while, but it was out of my price range for years. -
#6 is April in Paris but I don't have this recording or recognize the artists. The Thad Jones version (from The Magnificent...) is the one imprinted on my memory.
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What Classical Music Are You Listening To?
T.D. replied to StarThrower's topic in Classical Discussion
Unfortunately, that highly regarded release is oop and difficult to find. -
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Harmony above all: Visiting jazz kissas
T.D. replied to rostasi's topic in Miscellaneous - Non-Political
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I vaguely remember (from the old CD101.9 radio station in NYC) that Sadao Watanabe used to get played in smooth jazz circles in the '80s. That could be a factor behind the glut of '70s-'80s commercial titles cited.
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AFAICT, "Japanese jazz" is really hot these days, right up there with "spiritual jazz". I follow the "Coming Soon" page at The Bastards, and that's often loaded with Japanese releases. As one of the biggest names, Sadao Watanabe may be riding that wave. His 3 albums with Charlie Mariano are the ones I most often listen to.