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Good point. Shall I delete my comment?

SONORAMA recordings in my stock: CD Brandt,Helmut "Berlin Calling" - The Helmut Brandt Combo 1956-58 Sonorama Records # 75 CD Brandt,Helmut Spree Coast Jazz - H. Brandt Orchestra 1963 Sonorama # 101 CD Koller,Hans Big Sound Koller 1981 Sonorama # 97 CD Van Royen,Jerry Explosion! The Festival Bigband 1971 Sonorama #43

#6 is this cut. I have a studio version of this on the Straight Ahead album. As Jim noted, it's a Wes tune.

Melodia C60 22851 000 (UdSSR) - Alexei Kuznetsov Quintet "Concert In The Olympic Village" - rec. 1984

Best wishes, Gheorghe!

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IIRC, Ethan's list is a bit more broad and includes Cecil's ensemble recording for Impulse! and some others. He kind of ignores Masabumi Kikuchi's pre-2000s recordings by saying they aren't "mature" or whatever, which is a gross oversight given that his 70s work is of incredibly high quality.

there's a thread elsewhere about this, I believe, if you do a search. Probably not worth denigrating Mr. Tyler with it.

Thank you Peter and Hutch an for those nice lists!

Probably something like the paragraph titled "Sexual Abuse" here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Rusch

Sorry what am I missing here?

Wayward - Netflix

Not familiar with him, will need to check it out, thanks!

Speaking of northern soul, I loved EMusic's rereleases of the two Nolan Porter albums with gobs and gobs of bonus tracks. I see that his wife Candy Zappa wrote a bio in 2021.

I have begun reading this timely-published book and find it excellent in many ways: accurate in its factual presentation (I know more than a bit about the subject matter) and entertaining as it educates and explains. s-l1600994×1500 90.5 KB

Duke Ellington and his Orchestra "The Centennial Edition: Complete RCA Victor Recordings" disc 5 of 24 It's time for some Duke. 1930 to 1931 recordings on this disc. Sonically rich and great music.

The BBC talks to James Marriott about the post-literate age or the death of reading... https://www.bbc.com/audio/play/w3ct71cy

I will consult my Stabilität dictionary when back home.

Another gem from Resonance Records...

Looks great. I also see an appealing-looking 1977 Tony Coe performance. Being out of space by a mile, I may go digital for these, but will listen one way or another.