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The Dyani LP is killer. The Franco D'Andrea LPs with Helias and Altschul are great too.

if you are using google chrome, you can open the article in a new "incognito" window and read freely. great piece.

is there an LP of that? sick.

"The Rain" is a killer cut. It will be a nice set. Got everything but the Ilori on LP.

single LP reissues are forthcoming as well, for those who missed the boxed set.

I remember Margulis from Cook's book.

I got into them in a big way about 15 years ago, still like them quite a bit though often I wish George Harrison was the guitarist instead.

Amazing life. RIP.

Oh sure, I know what you're saying. But given the history post-57 it's pretty fun to see.

Porter was going to do it but that label is no more; haven't heard anything since. It's a shame and a bit of a shock that that music hasn't made it to CD. Hold tight on the prospect of a Braufman CD. It may be happening.

NoBusiness have a program going that will see a lot more nice stuff issued over the next few years. Hope people continue to buy it. There's a sweet Frank Lowe 2LP on Triple Point that is well worth hearing, although it is expensive. Alan Braufman's "Valley of Search" was recently reissued and is a fabulous listen. All of the above are legit reissues/first issues, too, which helps.

Wild, even if it was just a gig.

She was calmly cuddled and enjoying the sound of my voice.

I read poems about cats to Noodles sometimes; this was last night's choice: https://verseando.com/lawrence-ferlinghetti-the-cat/

our Noodles is an indoor cat, about 4 years old, and the love of my life. Though I'd had roommates with cats before and a girlfriend long ago who had a pair, as an adult I hadn't had a pet until a couple years ago when we got her from a shelter. She's changed my life in every way. and she's a sweetheart of sweethearts.