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Sad news. 'Sings the Wailers' was a big album for back in the 80s
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New Dark Tree records release of 1985 Roberto Miranda concert
mjazzg replied to felser's topic in New Releases
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Just listened to David Murray's 'Deep River' and 'Ballads', the only time I saw Ralph Peterson Jr. was with Murray. He was great then and he stokes these two recordings whether playing hot or cool.
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Oh no! Hadn't listened to him in a while but his BN dates were great. He had some fine players on those dates.
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American Gods, season two, just started. Loved the book and this adaptation is keeping my eye ntetedt despite some longueurs.
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2LP version
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Just read about the extra tracks. I'm happy to buy vinyl but the cost with postage to UK is £49 which means they've got be a great 20 minutes!
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Really enjoyed from Elmhurst University Jazz Festival Ryan Truesdell's Gil Evans Project presents Birth of the Cool
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Channelling the earlier ECM cover design, using Rainbow studio and Jan Erik Kongshaug, from 2015. inspired by the 'Ondas' discussion elsewhere. Very good indeed The follow-up ECM that never was Hutchfan? On Bandcamp here https://fwmrecords.bandcamp.com/album/beginning-and-end-of-knowing
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Nor me but my impression, and it's only an impression as I haven't looked anything up, is that ECM didn't make many recordings outside their favoured studios in those days (still only a small handful) so if he was back in NZ or Australia maybe Manfred couldn't find a studio he liked or couldn't be bothered to look
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Interesting, thanks. I'm tempted
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I didn't know that. Did Nock stay in Europe or go home I wonder.
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Just finished my first listen. Agree about the first track. Not too sure the rapper works in the context of the album either. Otherwise, very strong first impression.
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I'll be interested to know your feedback after living with it for a while
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Yes! One of my favourite ECM piano trio albums. Tends to fly under the radar I think