clifford_thornton

my issues with NB seem to be on the side of mastering, which I believe they often do from MP3s or similarly compressed files.

I think I have a couple with stereo records in mono sleeves, actually -- Tears for Dolphy and Mohawk.

my guess is they ran out of stereo jackets and just used the extra mono sleeves.

Terumasa Hino -- at Berlin Jazz Festival '71 -- (JVC, JP)

RIP. I'd suppose not too many pianists of his school and generation are left.

I think Cecil was pulling William's leg. A lot of these guys love a good yarn. I have heard the broken wrists story before, not just from Sunny.

Yeah, that's the one I have.

I've never seen that -- there are some very obscure Colette exotica recordings, it seems.

The Quintet -- Jazz at Massey Hall -- (Debut, DK)

I don't disagree -- think her small group works of the late 50s/early to mid 60s are the most intriguing. Then again, I've seen the orchestra live (recently) and enjoyed it very much, so... that's the most important thing, I guess.

Sweet! I could never find an original in condition that was satisfactory. Great album though.

http://salt-peanuts.eu/en-jazzlegend-ar-dod/

oh cool, thanks! ah -- looks like they spelled his name wrong, hence I couldn't find it.

this shop video is destroying my brain. Amazing.

Colours of Chloe still holds up strongly. I also like some of the stuff with Mariano and of course EW's early sideman situations with Wolfgang Dauner a.o.