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I was thinking about that comment last night. Butcher was particularly good: probably as good as I have ever seen him (and he's a Tuesday night special in this part of London). What I liked about Beresford is that he probed Butcher quite subtly, which gave Butcher space to work but also a little direction. Sadly they weren't the only ones on stage, and they kept getting cut up. I was thinking about that comment last night. Butcher was particularly good: probably as good as I have ever seen him (and he's a Tuesday night special in this part of London). What I liked about Beresford is that he probed Butcher quite subtly, which gave Butcher space to work but also a little direction. Sadly they weren't the only ones on stage, and they kept getting cut up. -
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There does not seem to be that many recordings of Beresford and Butcher together, and only one of them is a duo: https://ilusorecords.bandcamp.com/album/old-paradise-airs . I just skimmed through it, sounds interesting - will give it a full listen later. In general, as stated above, I strongly prefer Butcher in a solo format. -
Duke Ellington “Volume 9 1942-1947 The Alternative Takes In Chronological Order” Neatwork cd I found this cheap. I have this material on other collections but these alternates really sound good together on this disc, nice mastering and I love Duke of this period. -
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