Holy Ghost

Big time, AB looks so badass in that photo, one of the coolest photo shoots (outside the BN orbit).

Thanks, Pim. That address was posted here, and I got confused. Wish there was a CD release, but alas.

Another goodie!

Hutch is fascinating. Personally, this track helps me keep things in perspective. Track 5, "Procession". Deep.

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Just me, but I'd still go to those shows, and listen to the same playlist. Made poor choices in the past, like for example, passing on Brotz when he was in town (I was hoping more for a "Die Like A Dog" setting) but it was hardly that, and soon after, he passed. Agree, that I haven't really been interested in Dave Holland's music for some time, not since the mid '80's, but like others from that generation, maybe it's time to retire and enjoy life. Sonny Rollins is retired, why not legends like Jack DeJohnette and Dave Holland enjoy their amazing accomplishments and patio live too.

Took a bit, but so glad I stuck with it, now it is one of my favorites, a fantastic record!

The duos with Barre Phillips🤘

The Impulse! period is strange, yet still fascinating. I really like this one too:

This is a real treat! Right behind Cool Struttin', hands down, my favorite Sonny Clark record.

Regarding Braxton, this one? This is the edition I have. Great one, plus the sweet sleeve.

Haha. This is how my wife directed this: Dusty Groove closes at 7 p.m., so I'll drive you there and get you there by 6:57 p.m., so you can only get through the A's. So, I bought Cannonball's Sharshooters, not exactly the edition I wanted, but they were practically throwing me out; no need telling them you're from out of town/once in a lifetime experience...save it; they don't care. What I did do, is finish shopping on-line: Chet Baker Quartet w/ Russ Freeman-Capitol/Pacific Jazz Conte Condoli Quartet-Mode Japan new George Wallington-Leonard Feather Presents Bop-Mode Japan new

A surprise. Really nice.

Love Pharoah, but just LP only still. Mid-seventies Pharoah may be a strange, hit-or-miss-sounding bag, mixed with post-Trane, and easier listening. Weird, how bol. seems to be using Impulse! era photos (front side of the gatefold looks like it's from Tauhid '65 and the backside looks like Karma era '68 or '70). Be curious what others think when you listen to this record.

The Atlantic period has really grown on me alot. Intially bought this one nearly 20 years ago, and didn't dig it and sold it. Then the original album series came out and included this title, and now I find this one, along with the other Atlantics as important as the Mercurys. So glad to have this one back in the fold.

Like this one alot. 👍 So glad to have this one, along with Boston Blowup. Purple patch of BN's there. Almost can't miss with classic Silver.

RIP. Really appreciate his soundtrack work, especially Dirty Harry's Magnum Force; total badass.

lols, never watched the show. 👍 I'll report back how the show is.

I have it in a box (still unpacking into our new home) but think it was a BYG two-fer once, Homage/Even Break. I know the latter is there, can't remember if Homage is on it. Great stuff indeed.

Is it? I dunno. Is that what Drew Carey looks like today?

Night Cap:

Upgrade, Upgrade. Japan Budget CD, liking the sound a lot.