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Fond memories of working on that project - details, details!

Blue Moon - Netflix

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alex_Ligertwood Examples of his work:

Who was this guy? Never heard of him?

More Schnabel

RIP, saw him sing with Santana many decades ago.

Mr. and Mrs. Dizzy and Lorraine Gillespie 1953 Photo: David Jackson/Ebony magazine

The second UHQCD, the 1962 concert. Sound is excellent with Garrison perhaps heard with a bit more “presence” than Workman was on the first UHQCD. . . .

and don´t forget the version announced as "night in tunisia" by mel powell and the swing sextet (uptown hall gang) recorded for the bbc´s aef (allied expeditionary forces) programme in great britain on 3rd december 1944!

My copy of the 2 UHQCD set arrived today, and I have listened to the first UHQCD disc, the 1961 concert. I have had this material for some years on a Gambit cd, and the sound here is undeniably improved. Clearly, more forward and clear and dynamic.

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Straining my eyes at the Discography appendix, these stood out: Derek Bailey, John Zorn, Wm. Parker, Harras (Avant) (1995 release) Derek Bailey ● John Zorn ● William Parker – Harras – CD (Album), 1995 [r494028] | Discogs Wayne Horvitz, Simple Facts (Theater for Your Mother) (1980 release) Wayne Horvitz – Simple Facts | Releases | Discogs

right. Well, there's some recorded evidence!

Excellent album -Recorded live @ The Baked Potato, September 13 & 14, 2013

RIP. I recently watched him in some Auger/Oblivion Express Youtube videos.

Yep. Next up: Two Muse LPs on one 32 Jazz CD.

I dug up the book and indeed there's no mention (AFAICT) of Parker playing with "Downtown" artists. Probably didn't fit in with the flow/theme due to the factors Jim mentioned.

That's a damn good record.