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12 minutes ago, mjazzg said:

That's a terrific band.  I'm interested to hear anything with Yamamoto involved

Yes. This is a great disc if you are a Merrill fan.

 

Alice Coltrane "Kirtan: Kuriya Sings" Impulse/Universal Japan SHM-CD

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A newly configured version (stripped down) of the original (cassette) release from Alice Coltrane. Pretty amazing actually.

I ordered this months ago from Japan and didn't realize there was a US release as well. That one is arriving today. I'll be able to do a comparison. 

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1 hour ago, Dub Modal said:

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I really enjoy this album. Salvador isn't ever mentioned in the all time great jazz guitar discussions that I've read, but his tone and playing make for great listening. And the band on this album is top notch. 

I do like enjoy his Bee Hive recordings, especially the one with Brignola. I would love to hear the story about how Silvio Smiraglia became Sal Salvador.

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15 hours ago, Dub Modal said:

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I really enjoy this album. Salvador isn't ever mentioned in the all time great jazz guitar discussions that I've read, but his tone and playing make for great listening. And the band on this album is top notch. 

And of course he had his moment of glory in the film Jazz on a Summer's Day where he was seen playing with Sonny Stitt.

9 hours ago, jlhoots said:

Farnsworth is great. Has a trio CD soon with Kenny Barron & Peter Washington.

Sensational stuff from Joe and Mike LeDonne from Smalls 6 days ago:

 

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21 minutes ago, Referentzhunter said:

Delightful record !

An odd one to buy early. It took me about ten years to realise how unusual the playing is compared to what was happening all around at the time.

I'm a great evangelist for it, since it seems to have slipped from the public eye recently, and Garner doesn't have much name recognition these days.

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The Panther and the Lash, by the “other” Clifford Thornton (America, 1971)

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I’d like a word with whoever designed the cover for this. 

Clifford Thornton’s work really stands out in the mass of 1969/70 era Paris records on America and BYG as being just that bit more cohesive and special. 

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