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Well if there was any hope of something interesting coming from this new arrangement, I'd say they're about dashed now. This is just a complete waste of time: Burton Marion Brown Green Quartet: Reference: Marion Brown, Capricorn Moon, Why Not & with Burton Green Quartet Thingamajig (thingamajig 2-2506) Bix Beiderbecke: Reference: Bix Beiderbecke, 1924 to 1928 Thingamajig (thingamajig 2-2505) Albert Ayler: Reference: Albert Ayler, Spirits & Spirits Rejoice Thingamajig (thingamajig 2504)

I love this singer, first discovered her during her tenure with Jobim in the “Familia” band, and then searched for her participation elsewhere. Maucha Adnet “The Jobim Songbook” Kind of Blue Records I began seeking out her brother’s work as well, he arranged these tunes for this release. 500×500 22.9 KB Acoustic Bass – Nilson Matta Acoustic Guitar – Romero Lubambo Acoustic Guitar, Arranged By – Mario Adnet Drums – Duduka Da Fonseca Flugelhorn – Claudio Roditi, Randy Brecker Piano – Alfredo Cardim, Helio Alves Saxophone – Joe Lovano Trombone – Jay Ashby Vocals, Producer – Maucha Adnet Recorded July 2004

Ludovico Einaudi: The Albert Hall Concert...

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Carlos Santana “Oneness” Columbia cd

He was great. Even did a couple of X songs.

I'd like to clear out my last 5 copies of Singularity Codex; message me here for a copy. $20 shipped anywhere in the US. They make a great Passover gift!

Randy Weston “The African Nubian Suite” African Rhythms 2 cd set, disc 1 Recorded live on April 8, 2012, at the Skirball Center in New York Randy Weston Producer, Composer, Band Leader, Pianist Ayanda Clarke African Percussion Neil Clarke African Percussion Martin Kwaku Obeng Balafon Alex Blake Bass Lewis Nash Drums T.K. Blue Flute & Alto Sax Lhoussine Bouhamidy iGnawa Salieu Suso Kora Ayodele Maakheru Nefer Candido Percussion Min Xiao-Fen Pipa Jayne Cortez Poet Tanpani Demda Cissoko Singer Billy Harper Tenor Sax Robert Trowers Trombone Cecil Bridgewater Trumpet Howard Johnson Tuba 300×300 23.7 KB

I'm glad it's not just me!

I bet that's good. The only Freeman LP I have is Something Tender (bought on a Larry Kart recommendation).

That I'd like to see. I hope you enjoyed it

Nice! Alto saxophonists James Moody (1925) and Christer Boustedt (1939) as well... both gone.

Those would sell now, but at the time, post-Coltrane modal jazz wasn't really moving units like it currently does. I also remember a time when those records were cheap and nobody cared...

Saw Rufus with Byard Lancaster once. It was a very interesting gig. I certainly would not have otherwise guessed it was him on this track, and he's a bit stiff so Barron & Pope are both out as possibilities. That said, and having not really spent time with his Atlantics, the choice is rather illuminating. The piece with Woods is fun; it doesn't appear to be on a record I own so will be curious to find out more. The overdubbed solo soprano composition is really nice; it's not Surman, but does seem to be dipping into a similar well.

(yet another Jazz Detective production that I acquired recently... )

That should be him, if you search this board for "math rock", you find some instances of Larry discussing his son, apparently his former band as a guitar player was Crush Kill Destroy