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+1 on DiGeronimo.

Sometimes I'm Blue with Kim Parker also falls somewhat short of the best Mal IMO. 😉 On the positive side, Seagulls of Kristiansund is close to the best Mal and Andrew Hill's Shades is awesome. Lester Bowie's The Fifth Power is very good. Yes. Those Cyrille albums with Ted Daniel are killer. Shout out to Nick DiGeronimo (bass) on a couple of those. I like the Henry Threadgill Very Very Circus Spirit of Nuff Nuff.

Sorry to hear.

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Agreed. Some favorites that immediately come to mind beyond the obvious Billy Harper titles include 'Sightsong' by Muhal Richard Abrams/Malachi Favors, and some of the Andrew Cyrille albums with Ted Daniel & Co.

Marilyn Mazur's Future Song: Small Labyrinths. ECM Records ECM 1559 [Germany 1997]

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Alice Coltrane “Journey in Satchidananda” Impulse Japan SHM-SACD

Now: Earlier:

I took a photo shortly before her performance at the Göttingen Jazz Festival on November 9, 2001.

“Inside The Light World: Sun Ra Meets The OVC” Strut 2 cd set, disc 2

The great musician died on December 12, 2025, at the age of 70 after a long illness - R.I.P.

Sask free agent analysis https://pifflespodcast.com/blog/roughriders-free-agents-lake-korte-moore/ ***** Sankey is a favorite of mine. ***** *****

John Sinclair: Detroit Artists Workshop. Community, Jazz And Art In The Motor City 1965-1981. strut/ART YARD STRUT158CD [Austria 2022] On view on cover: Charles Moore (left), John Sinclair (right)

Ok, glad others see them too. It's definitely not easy to find with that page design. Maybe the OP found them as well.

The other day, pre-ordered the forthcoming Harriet Tubman/Georgia Anne Muldrow CD.

I listened to one (the singleton at bottom of the page) so far. It's not bad. Electronica just isn't high on my list of priorities, so I'm in no hurry to decide on these. Which probably means I'll miss out, no disrespect intended but so it goes.

Really hard to pick and rank ten from the vast catalog of both labels. I haven't been truly disappointed by any of those that I've owned... well, the Waldon/Silvano duo isn't the best Mal and the Art Davis is a little underwhelming, but one could do worse than listening to either record.

ha! busy website design, didn't notice those. They're way at the bottom, when it might've made more sense to put them at the top.

The discussion here inspired me to look for this, very nice album, i like blues dingers accompanied by jazzmen,

Not a comedy. Not at all.