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The McFarland LPs are 1960's mono pressings and sound great. I more and more think that Cal Tjader's 1970 LP pictured above was strongly influenced by McFarland's ideas.

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Jim Pepper - Comin' and Goin' [Antilles]

first listen in many a year. A certain datedness in some of the instrumentation/arrangements does not obscure the strength and passion of Pepper's music.Glad to reacquaint

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2 hours ago, mjazzg said:

Jim Pepper - Comin' and Goin' [Antilles]

first listen in many a year. A certain datedness in some of the instrumentation/arrangements does not obscure the strength and passion of Pepper's music.Glad to reacquaint

I totally agree - a product of its time, yet timeless.

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Brotzmann/Parker/Drake - Song Sentimentale [OtoRoku]

I was there for one night of the residency. This is a marvellous souvenir. Is this Brotzmann's best rhythm section? Quite possibly

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2 hours ago, corto maltese said:

A couple of nights ago both "Golden Circle" records and the Town Hall 1962 record were played almost in full on a Belgian radio station.

Just imagine: two hours of the great Ornette Coleman Trio on nationwide public radio... In 2016!

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for the first time! unfortunately on the yube not on vinyl. nevertheless it's nice too to hear somehtging like that for the first itme in 2016!

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2 hours ago, Clunky said:

Glad you found a copy, as I'm keeping mine ?

and I completely understand why now :rolleyes:.

Bit pricier than JHR but as clean as a whistle which is very useful with music as intricate as this

Now...

Nakama - Before The Storm [Nakama Records]

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Hot Tuna-------s/t--------(RCA) .

not played this in a while but it's good. Papa John Creach plays some mean fiddle.

 

NP

 

New York Art Quartet-------s/t----------(ESP Jpn) 1975 Japanese edition. Sounds just perfect in every way.

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2 hours ago, mjazzg said:

and I completely understand why now :rolleyes:.

Bit pricier than JHR but as clean as a whistle which is very useful with music as intricate as this

My copy plays well enough but despite vinyl looking perfect very light crackle can be heard. It's not a distraction, I'm quite content. The cover has some sticker residue from a couple of those curses. If your copy is silent then that's probably money well spent.

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