Misterioso

Highly recommended like all the Bro releases.

Brotzmann / Bennink: Still quite popular after all those years (Bro)

Peter Brotzmann & Walter Perkins: The ink is gone (Bro)

I think all box sets are still available from their own website: http://www.camjazz.com/boxsets.html/.

The expected delivery date of the Turrentine set has been moved again (to March).

Was the cover designed by Peter Brotzmann? Looks very much like his style.

See also: https://dms108filmhistory2.files.wordpress.com/2014/01/mingus-cassavetes-and-the-birth-of-a-jazz-cinema.pdf

Bobby Bradford - John Carter Quintet: Comin' On (hathut)

Hamid Drake and Sylvain Kassap on RogueArt

Johann Sebastian Bach sits between Albert Ayler and Gary Bartz in my collection...

Have not thought about this but it's a good point.

Albert Ayler Quartet Copenhagen Live 1964 (hathut 2017) European Radio Studio Recordings (hathut 2016)

Two recent Myra Melford recordings

David S. Ware Quartet with strings

Louis Armstrong Plays W.C. Handy (1954), Analog Spark (2016)

Also worth mentioning is the sound quality, the best sounding Monk records I have. Just great.

Good one.

Monk in Tokyo (1963) on Speakers Corner (2016). Unlike the recent Les Liaisons Dangereuses release, this one did not get the attention it deserves.

My son's Lego Yellow Submarine

Han Bennink and Myra Melford apparently having lots of fun... and the recent Vinny Golia release on Dark Tree. What a find. Mark Weber's liner notes reveal that Dark Tree is also working on another release from Vinny Golia's archive, a KPFK radio broadcast he recorded two month earlier with John Carter and Bobby Bradford. Thanks for digging out these treasures, Bertrand, and everyone else involved.