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Just now, mjazzg said:

I was a bit underwhelmed by that and have filed it.  Maybe I should revisit.

I love their one with Tchicai

I enjoyed it more second time around. I thought that Pukwana isn't that distinctive here, but Mengelberg is in good form. My family are all big Pukwana fans so I have happy feelings towards any record he is on.

Which is the Tchicai?

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27 minutes ago, mjazzg said:

What an enlightened family

South African student communists in the 1960s with family links to the jazz world who then all moved to London. It would have been weird if they didn't like him. 

27 minutes ago, mjazzg said:

This one with Tchicai

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Oh yeah. I know that one. One of the greats and far superior to Yi Yole for sure. I'm not sure why I didn't make the connection.

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52 minutes ago, Rabshakeh said:

South African student communists in the 1960s with family links to the jazz world who then all moved to London. It would have been weird if they didn't like him. 

Well that really is enlightened and brave too. On 'Yi Yole' now

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28 minutes ago, Referentzhunter said:

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Jazz In Polish Cinema, Out Of The Underground 1958-1967.  CD1 of 4

First listen to this very well presented set. Purchase inspired by the European Modernism thread

2 hours ago, Rabshakeh said:

Anthony Davis / James Newton Quartet - Hidden Voices, on India Navigation.

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This was such a great group.

Double Yes!!! :tup:tup

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CD 1 of this last night as I love the small group stuff that Jimmy & Wes did. Some of the tunes were taken from Just Walkin' which had previously unissued takes when it was released in '71. There's something about how these guys play together that intrigues me...anyway, led me to more B3 magic from this: 

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Disc 1. I've got no idea what Jack Dieval is doing on piano, and I don't care because the music here is terrific. 

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