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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.

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More "Fathead":

Jon Anderson - True

“Dizzy Gillespie and the United Nations Orchestra” cd

Schubert - Piano Trio No.1 and No.2

R.I.P.

Enjoyed his work with Auger and Santana. RIP.

Blumenthal’s comments reminded me of this comment in the Pittsburgh Courier regarding Coltrane’s performance at the June 1965 Pittsburgh Jazz Festival, “John Coltrane soaring toward a private ionosphere of expression and leaving many behind, though some followed his trajectory”