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I believe this features Stan Tracey & other British musicians, but I've never come across anybody who actually owns a copy.

I'd be interested to know if a Bowie album on this label called Hello Dollyis actually the same as Fast last (1974), as the latter album contains the track Hello Dolly. Fast last appeared on a double CD called American gumbo along with Rope-a-dope.

What I regret not seeing re-issued is some concerts Columbia didn't get round to recording at the time, some of the amazing gigs Miles did in 1969 with that band including Shorter, Corea, Holland & Dejohnette. Anything seemed possible. A few CDs & DVDs of varying on labels that may be questionable are all that survive to document music that is probably almost as remarkable in its way as the Plugged nickel sessions of 1965.

Has anybody posted this link yet? http://homepage.uab.edu/moudry/discog/horo.htm One I'd really like to hear is Lester Bowie's African children. I'm fascinated by all these recommendations. The Andorran conglomerates tend to put embarrassing stickers on their CD boxes like 'for professional collectors' or calling collections 'complete' which are nothing of the kind

Does anybody know if an ESP album by Marion Brown (1966?) with Stanley Cowell, Sirone & Rashied Ali is available?