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'Sonny Stitt and The top Brass' (Atlantic blue/green)

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Richard Carpenter's imprint all over this one.


Don Rendell "space walk" (EMI Columbia, UK). This copy is pristine...great 1972 session.

We still need Dutton Vocalion to reissue that one on CD !

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Michelle Rosewoman - The Source [soul Note]

This one hasn't survived the current trimming down of my collection. She's a fine player, but this set never really catches fire and things aren't helped by the thin, boxy recording and AkLaff's not very inspired drumming. I much prefer Bang's "Rainbow Gladiator".

Just played it a second time. Keeper for me.

My opinion sounds a bit harsher than it was meant to be. After all, I've had and enjoyed this for years. But I won't miss it when it's gone. That's a feeling I've got with quite a few Soul Note/Black Saint titles from the 1980s. Probably I simply haven't been discriminating enough in buying them.

Last night's playlist:

Art Ensemble of Chicago "People in sorrow" (Pathé-Marconi) (Gorgeous.)

Cecil Taylor "Solo" (Trio Japan) (I've played this one LOUD.)

Stan Getz Quartet "The Steamer" (HMV UK) (Lights and volume turned down.)

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Art Ensemble of Chicago - Message to Our Folks [bYG/Japan]

Masterful

followed by

People in Sorrow [Nessa]

more masterful

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Polar Bear - Same As You [Leaf]

Pharoah Sanders- Live at the East [impulse]

Pharoah Sanders - Izipho Zam (My Gifts) [strata East]

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I have that Ganelin Trio somewhere. I must dig it out

keeping with Strata East here.

Cecil McBee - Mutima

in the recent Wire McBee interview it mentions that the first track is McBee bowing across two amplified basses and manipulating the feedback from the amps. It is indeed an astonishing performance

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For whatever reason(s), I rarely come across Leo label LPs when I'm out there casually trolling for records. So particularly glad to find this one and Baltic Triangle, both mint, just recently.

excellent recording.....

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Ornette Coleman Trio 'At The Golden Circle, Stockholm Vol 2' (BN NY USA, stereo). Lovely copy from the Tokyo haul.

followed by:

Oliver Nelson 'Three Dimensions' (Impulse ABC 2LP set). One of the Michael Cuscuna 'Dedication Series' with additional tracks from 'Sound Pieces'.

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