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January 17 Cyrus Chestnut - 1963

They should be shipping within the next 2 weeks.

Oh, I totally agree. Snake farm, it just sounds nasty Snake farm, pretty much is Snake farm, it's a reptile house Snake farm, hm

Clarence Williams, 1934-1937 (Chronological Classics)

I have four online masterclasses dealing with harmony, piano playing and composition which might of interest here. Scroll down to the bottom of the page. Sample videos available. Stream or download. https://www.mymusicmasterclass.com/artist/artists/michael-weiss/

Ghana Special: Highlife 1967-1976 (Soundway) Joe Wilder, Bill Harris, Bobby Jaspar, Pepper Adams, Eddie Costa, George Duvivier, Art Taylor, The Soul of Jazz (World Wide)

yeah, the one with Mellow Tone and Undecided I had heard. The one with Eddi "Lockjaw" Davis and Harry Sweets Edison reminds me of the second half of the 70´s when I saw them together live on several occasions. It was great ! Though I was more into more advanced forms of jazz, they swung so hard it was just wonderful, I loved it, loved them !

Good one!

Is the show where Frantz Jackson played mist of the solos as Hawk was very ill?

The discs are virtually impossible to obtain unless you belong to the group that puts them out on a limited basis which I think costs $50/year. I managed to acquire 9 of them several years ago and found none since. The ones I have all contain great material.

“O’Loons Rathskeller Presents Jack Teagarden Featured With The Walloon Young Pecan Pickers And Bugs Resrom’s Richmond Ramblers” Warcloud Records LP

Soprano Summit “Crazy Rhythm” Chiaroscuro LP Wow, this is a hot (loud) LP. I love a recording where Marty Grosz is the harmonic rhythm core, and Gorge Duvivier makes an excellent partner here. Banjo, Guitar – Marty Grosz Bass – George Duvivier Clarinet, Soprano Saxophone, Alto Saxophone – Bob Wilber Clarinet, Soprano Saxophone, C-Melody Saxophone – Kenny Davern Drums – Bobby Rosengarden 294×300 8.65 KB

so the tapes for the Don Ayler on Jihad do exist and they are with an archive, not sure about licensing however. (and I'd also add that I have no idea whether the tapes are in good enough condition to use)

RIP. Was fortunate to meet Guy in person in Paris in 2018. He had me over for lunch – Cassoulet and a serious Bordeaux in a beautiful apartment on the rue de Pontoise. Showed me great photos he took in NY in the 60's. Always inspiring to be around people with such exemplary careers who witnessed landmark storied sounds and sights first hand. Thankful for the sharing of his knowledge and passion for jazz on Organissimo.

+1 Wow definitely would like to hear that one.

Ts-find, Np Brahms (Milstein, Jochum, Berliner)

Remembering Guy/'Brownie' ... https://www.ayler.co.uk/html/judsonhall.html

Dave Burrell: Windward Passages. Hat ART hat ART CD 6138 [Switzerland 1994]