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Pete Brown was off my radar. Not anymore.

What is the blog about? The Spanish jazz scene? Interesting stuff.

March 2 Clarence Penn - 1968

640×480 73.7 KB Bob Dylan “Time Out of Mine” Sony Blu-Spec CD2

Kendrick Scott “Corridors” Blue Note cd

Indeed!

My 4 favorite themes: 1. It reminded me something like Jack Sels with Lou Bennett, but not european jazz. Intriguing. 3. I also heard the Sun Ra connection in the rhythm, no idea who is but I like a lot. Also it reminded me the ethio-jazz influence on bands like Either Orchestra. 4. Fantastic blues, I need this album, I thought of an All Stars with maybe Waldron, Quinichette... but not Prestige. Unexpected. Baritone sax is great, it sounds like Pepper Adams for me. 9. The Coltrane connection.

And now some Chicago Style in NYC. “Eddie Condon’s Town Hall Concert, New York, March 11, 1944. Volume 12”

RP, slow start but, ... my god ... it's so pure ! Warp records should release this !

Grooving into a cold morning with Johnny Lytle “The Loop/New and Groovy” on Beat Goes Public cd.

Armando Sciascia – Impressions In Rhythm & Sound The rare really really good Italian library record. (As opposed to merely good or tepid in a "why the hell are you all obsessing over this you clout-chasing freaks?!" way.)

It does make a lot of sense that it was only published after he left us... 500 pages of ramblings from a world in which being a pimp is more respectable than drinking Pepsi... He does have some interesting memories of famous people though, and the book gives a lot of context to his career... It did not make me want to listen to his music more though

Good morning: In this past week, one of the best tracks I have listened is Border. That theme is in Sarah Elizabeth Charles album, blaqck canvas. Highly recomended....

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Dark...

Yeah. It was this stuff that struck a passing correspondence in head. Having reminded myself of what KP actually sounds like, that is really where the correspondence ends.

Very Cool.

Right, "Jim's idea" w/ Jim "Daddy" Walker, John Levy, Eddie Nicholson.

Pete Brown Has to be.