T.D.
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Mostly the non Schoenberg selections. Listened to the eponymous Qt (et al.)'s set of S string music on Chandos not long ago.
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I'm a fan of Ted Daniel and this had been on the want list. Finally found a copy.
Not sure what critics would say, but it's a lot of fun to listen to.
With Ted Daniel (cornet), Newman T. Baker (perc), Charlie Burnham (violin), Joe Daley (tuba), Marvin Sewell (guitar)
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Mine too, but finally located a copy.
Just found this on eBay. Listened on Youtube and was greatly impressed, so I ordered.
With Itaru Oki (tp, flh, bamboo flute), Kent Carter (b), Oliver Johnson (perc), Claude Bernard (as).
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This is good, but pretty free/outside if that matters. With Togashi (drums), Kako (piano).
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On 2/16/2024 at 11:01 AM, Kevin Bresnahan said:
Led Zeppelin - "House Of The Holy". I have the infamous RL cut too!
I laugh when people pay big bucks for these Robert Ludwig LPs as if they are rare. Yeah, if rare means a few hundred thousand copies.
I imagine that these days, It's not OK to post that cover image anymore.
That cover art is weirdly similar to what the Japanese Venus label routinely prints for jazz releases these days. 🧐
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10 hours ago, Dub Modal said:
The Chet Baker/Jack Sheldon seems like an odd choice. I guess Chet sells...? I noticed other records with these guys included a big band with Land, Pepper, etc. which seemed way more intriguing.
AFAICT, Chet is extremely popular with the vinyl crowd that buys premium releases. I visit another forum with a lot of vinyl fans who post their listening, and Chet is in heavy rotation there.
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No thanks.
Thought for a moment it was an Onion link. But "let the market decide".
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Tiering might involve additional IT work and/or time commitment that Jim doesn't want to deal with.
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2 hours ago, mjazzg said:
Oh Yes!!!
Now streaming
I don't know why (although I did have them down as an electric Miles tribute act) but I have completely ignored Nucleus until recently when I bought 'Labyrinth' mostly because Norma Winstone's on it. Now investigating them chronologically, this is very good isn't it? Sounds not unlike the Graham Collier albums of this time that I love so much.
I took a complete flyer on the 6-CD Nucleus Torrid Zone box set on Esoteric (with the same cover) two or three years ago and loved it, one of my best purchases of that year (guessing 2021). Still listen often. IIRC I was considering the BBC set and went for the Esoteric instead because it was a lot smaller investment and looked like a fine selection.
People (e.g. Lon, felser) have praised the BBC set, and I'm sure it's very good, but at 14 CDs and a considerably higher outlay, I doubt I'll ever spring for it. Sort of a "one or the other but not both" thing. I do enjoy the big Barbara Thompson BBC box, though the spoken intros have begun to grate after a few listens.
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Excuse OT post, but as a long-ago resident of Downtown Brooklyn (left early 1990), I'm amazed by how the improv / free / avant-garde scene has thrived in that general area (esp the 3d Ave. corridor from Gowanus to the Roulette site).
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Two items that have likely never been ordered together 😄
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My adblocker suppresses almost all of the popups.
I often visit allmusic for reviews and to research credits. Sometimes to sleuth BFT tunes. 😉
Seems like the site got redesigned a couple of (few?) months ago. For a while it was wonky and I stayed away. Seems to work OK now.
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Payment sent via Paypal. From different e-mail than the one I used to register here.
Thanks for your generous hosting.
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Me too, subject to minimal due diligence / research. 😉
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47 minutes ago, king ubu said:
Thanks - too bad though!
Obviously Childs might still be playing - what I meant to express: some bits are not exactly with the line-up provided for the entire set.
It's just vague. The statement on the cover "featuring Childs, Dumas, Pentland" IMO doesn't guarantee they are on the final tracks 10-12, though they certainly may be. I am sure, based on liner notes and other info, that they are the band for tracks 1-9. Since no exact date is even given for the final 2 tracks (Two Dollar Bills "1980"), I suspect that details of tracks 9-11 have faded into oblivion.
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52 minutes ago, king ubu said:
Waiting for my (CD) copy to crawl here ... I wonder, does the physical set have line-ups for the final tracks that are not w/Childs (there's a sax at some place, too)?
Not that I can see. No formal personnel listing at all. The cover says "...featuring Childs, Dumas, Penland", and that lineup is duplicated on a photo of a poster of the Maiden Voyage date, but no mention of players on the other 2 sessions (1 track Sound Room Dec 78, 2 tracks Two Dollar Bill's 1980).
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5 hours ago, sidewinder said:
Incredible - new to me too. Presumably Reggie Johnson on bass and Joe Chambers on drums but who is the pianist? Is that Hal Galper? Venue - Jazzhus Montmatre? (Carlsberg beer on tables).
I can't be certain, but the pianist does look like Hal Galper.
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9 hours ago, Rabshakeh said:
The age-old problem...Free jazz, improv, avant-garde classical, etc. generally can't be listened to in the presence of others. 😶
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8 hours ago, felser said:
Sound quality is pretty abysmal, especially the miking on Ranelin himself. Reluctant pass for me unless I stumble onto a bargain copy.
I was really disappointed on first listen. Agree that Phil comes across the worst on miking, which is unfortunate.
Liked it a lot more on a second, more careful listen. But it's never going to get played (here) as often as the Tribe-oriented releases.
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So, What Are You Listening To NOW?
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