black saint/soul note

[JohnS]

I totally forgot a grrrrrrrrrreat album that wasn't mentioned on this thread: pianist Jon Jang's Two Flowers on a Stem, w/David Murray, James Newton (who's brilliant on this), Santi Debriano and Billy Hart. And a musician playing a traditional Chinese instrument, but I can't remember his/her name.

Guy

Just got to bring this one up again. Guy is absolutely right, wonderful cd.

[Stefan Wood]

Before the box sets were announced, I picked up these:

Don Pullen/Chico Freeman/Fred Hopkins/Bobby Battle - Warriors

Chico Freeman - No Time Left

Diedre Murray/Fred Hopkins - Stringology

Kalaparusha Maurice McIntyre Quartet - Peace and Blessings

Colson Unity Troupe - No Reservation

[Rabshakeh]

It looks like Black Saint and Soul Note are getting some sort of reissue programme.

[JSngry]

Where does it look like that?

[rostasi]

47 minutes ago, Rabshakeh said:

It looks like Black Saint and Soul Note are getting some sort of reissue programme.

Hmmmm... Again?
I'm looking at around 300 discs in 45 volumes of the last reissue program on my wall.

Edited 2 hours ago by rostasi

[Rabshakeh]

46 minutes ago, JSngry said:

Where does it look like that?

I think it is oldish news. They have been gradually going up on Bandcamp for the last year. 

I'm not sure whether or not that constitutes a false alarm. 

[JSngry]

So streaming/download only then?

[HutchFan]

31 minutes ago, Rabshakeh said:

I think it is oldish news. They have been gradually going up on Bandcamp for the last year. 

Looks like most are digital downloads only.

That's better than nothing -- but some sort of physical media would be preferable (to me).

 

[Rabshakeh]

Maybe the first time streamable for a few of them and the first time available as a paid download for the others. I think that's it, really. 

Non-news, sorry. I get excited because it is probably my favourite label, pound for pound.

[rostasi]

Yes, for about a year I've been seeing them being bought on Bandcamp,
but not one of them offers streaming beforehand. They assume you know what you're getting and expect you to pay for the download.