Gary

Tracks: 1. Directions (J. Zawinul) 2. Yesternow (M. Davis) 3. What I Say 4. Improvisation #1 5. Inamorata (M. Davis) [Funky Tonk] 6. What I Say (M. Davis) 7. Honky Tonk 8. It's About That Time (M. Davis) 9. Improvisation #2 10. Inamorata (M. Davis [Funky Tonk]) 11. Sanctuary (W. Shorter/M. Davis) 12. Directions (J. Zawinul) 13. Honky Tonk (M. Davis) 14. What I Say / Sanctuary 15. Directions (J. Zawinul) 16. Honky Tonk (M. Davis) 17. What I Say (M. Davis) 18. Sanctuary (W. Shorter/M. Davis) 19. Improvisation #3 20. Inamorata 21. Directions (J. Zawinul) 22. Honky Tonk (M. Davis) 23. What I Say / Sanctuary 24. Directions (J. Zawinul) 25. Improvisation #4 26. Inamorata (M. Davis) [Funky Tonk] 27. Sanctuary (W. Shorter/M. Davis) 28. It's About That Time / Sanctuary Release date: September 27, 2005;

The last of them must have just gone , i ordered a copy on Monday & the payment was accepted.

I've done a quick search & I don't think Joachim Gies has been mentioned here before, any opinions as I'm a bit partial to solo works?

not going to happen, as Water records just reissued this and the other Eddie Gale BN. You should grab those, I really think you'd enjoy them. ← Cheers John, Late & Jazzbo, you were right (off course), I picked up Black Rhythm Happening today & its right up my street.

Have a good one

I've not seen the film but Finding Forrester looks to have a good soundtrack 1. Recollections by Miles Davis (from Bitches Brew) 2. Little Church by Miles Davis (from Live-Evil) 3. Black Satin by Miles Davis (from On The Corner) 4. Under A Golden Sky by Bill Frisell 5. Happy House by Ornette Coleman (from The Complete Science Fiction Sessions) 6. Over The Rainbow (Picture Book) by Bill Frisell 7. Lonely Fire (excerpt) by Miles Davis (from Bitches Brew) 8. Over The Rainbow/What A Wonderful World by I. Kamakawiwo'ole 9. Vonetta by Miles Davis (from Sorcerer) 10. Coffaro's Theme by Bill Frisell 11. Foreigner In A Free Land by Ornette Coleman (from Skies of America) 12. Beautiful E. by Bill Frisell 13. In A Silent Way (DJ Cam Remix) by Miles Davis from Panthalassa (Bill Laswell) Has anybody actually seen the this film?

You mean Herbie HanDcock is not on this one now...well, I'm not getting it then. ← Mr Handcock is on the copy that I received from Amazon UK today.

Happy Birthday & all the best

Apologies I clicked on the see HatHut tiltles available link without reading the details of the sale.

These are are ones that I have & really enjoy - Billy Bang Bangception: Willisau 1982 Ellery Eskelin Arcanum Moderne Richard Grossman Even Your Ears Simon Nabatov Sneak Preview Matthew Shipp Prism & The Multiplication Table These three I would say are essential - Albert Ayler Lorrach, Paris 1966 Joe McPhee Tenor & Fallen Angels Peter Brotzmann Tales Out of Time

Yes I noticed that he must have deleted some posts when I read an old thread the other day & it reads like I was having an arguement with myself.

I'm very sorry to hear of your loss.

Many thanks gents , I really appreciate it.

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No, its in a chapter written by Ben Young about each session thats included in the box.

Don't have the box - what does it say? ← 'But Samson's entry into the scene was not unanimously hailed.Ayler's alto saxophonist Charles Tyler, still a stalwart follower of Elijah Muhammad, wanted no part of an intergrated bandstand. He left La Cave without playing a note & in the same stroke permanently left the band once it became clear that Samson would be part of the first show.'

Its nice to know a bit more about Charles Tyler than just the Ayler box's sleevnotes explanation of why he left Ayler's band.

I dont think the soundclips do the CD any justice if thats the case. I'm giving it another listen now & it sounds like a top quality free jazz CD of the era . I'd recommend anybody to give it a gamble & risk making a purchase.

It may be not needed but heres another Evan Parker recommendation. A double disc , each has a different trio (Schlippenbach/Guy & Lovens/Lytton). Some excellent tenor & mesmerising soprano are included. Edit - Sorry Nate got there just before me

These 4 arrived from Amazon this morning , I'll be having a first listen to each of these in the office today .

Me too I ordered both of these today fom CDbaby, & I finally ordered a certain organ trio's debut CD while I was there (I thought it was about time I paid my dues).

Ordered from the jazz loft last night .

I was getting a bit edgy but set #3069 (I think) finally arrived yesterday.

It looks as if Thirsy Ear have been added to Emusic.(Just when I thought I had this months downloads sorted!)

Rather rude