romualdo Posted February 21 Report Posted February 21 -Website under construction / shop is open- next up from Nimbus : Pan Afrikan Peoples Arkestra - Live at Century City Playhouse 3LP Aubrey Hart - Dark Ages LP Sabir Mateen - During The Break LP Nate Morgan - OMNIVORE LP All Upcoming Vinyls - editions of 500 copies each - Presale now Closed - there might be a few copies available upon release but these are otherwise SOLD OUT via the presale. bright moments/ nimbus Quote
jcam_44 Posted February 21 Author Report Posted February 21 2 hours ago, romualdo said: -Website under construction / shop is open- next up from Nimbus : Pan Afrikan Peoples Arkestra - Live at Century City Playhouse 3LP Aubrey Hart - Dark Ages LP Sabir Mateen - During The Break LP Nate Morgan - OMNIVORE LP All Upcoming Vinyls - editions of 500 copies each - Presale now Closed - there might be a few copies available upon release but these are otherwise SOLD OUT via the presale. bright moments/ nimbus Good to see there might be movement on my pre-order from last January. Quote
Smith Posted February 26 Report Posted February 26 Not to turn this into a shipping update thread but, since I have been bitching, I should mention that I got a UPS tracking number emailed to me yesterday. Quote
clifford_thornton Posted February 26 Report Posted February 26 I would like to at least hear the Mateen. Quote
T.D. Posted February 26 Report Posted February 26 (edited) Likewise here for the Nate Morgan. Guess I have to hope for bandcamp some day. Edited February 26 by T.D. Quote
sidewinder Posted February 28 Report Posted February 28 My subscription CDs have just arrived courtesy UPS after being stuck for a week in their warehouse for UK Border Force checks. A saga - but all ends well. Starring off with 2/25/79 and it sounds great. Quote
Pim Posted February 28 Report Posted February 28 3 hours ago, sidewinder said: My subscription CDs have just arrived courtesy UPS after being stuck for a week in their warehouse for UK Border Force checks. A saga - but all ends well. Starring off with 2/25/79 and it sounds great. that's the one I started too with as well. Great indeed Up for the two next ones this weekend. Quote
Jim Duckworth Posted February 28 Report Posted February 28 On 2/26/2025 at 9:16 AM, clifford_thornton said: I would like to at least hear the Mateen. Absolutely. Quote
djcavanagh Posted March 5 Report Posted March 5 Getting the rest of my CDs has spurred me to finally listen to volume 1. Unfortunately the last two tracks on the second disc (To The Great House & Lift Every Voice) skip. I've moved house since I ripped the disc and have no idea where it is so can't check if the problem was just with the initial rip. I don't suppose anyone who has volume one could send me lossless copies of those two tracks? Thanks Denis Quote
sidewinder Posted March 5 Report Posted March 5 40 minutes ago, djcavanagh said: Getting the rest of my CDs has spurred me to finally listen to volume 1. Unfortunately the last two tracks on the second disc (To The Great House & Lift Every Voice) skip. I've moved house since I ripped the disc and have no idea where it is so can't check if the problem was just with the initial rip. I don't suppose anyone who has volume one could send me lossless copies of those two tracks? Thanks Denis Message sent ! Quote
medjuck Posted Sunday at 09:39 PM Report Posted Sunday at 09:39 PM (edited) I was listening to the local college radio station and the announcer mentioned that Nimbus West was started here in Santa Barbara and recorded at least one of their records at the local Lobero Theater (where Charles Lloyd plays every year-- often on his birthday). This article suggests that, though they did record the piano solos at the Lobero, the company was based in LA. Anyone know if the Lobero Theater is even the one in SAnta Barbara? https://www.analogplanet.com/content/horace-tapscott-tom-albach-and-story-nimbus-west-records-part-2 Edited Sunday at 09:51 PM by medjuck Quote
Niko Posted yesterday at 07:32 AM Report Posted yesterday at 07:32 AM I had a brief look at Steven Isoardi's The Dark Tree: Tom Albach was living in Santa Barbara when he got involved in 1977/78, recorded the early sessions in LA but the solos with Tapscott at the Lobero in Santa Barbara. Whether he and the label moved to Los Angeles at some point I don't know (in 1989, they left California for Amsterdam…) Quote
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