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I'd like to see a better version of the ICP boxset.

So, yeah, this is a pleasant listen - just. Am I surprised that that a young conductor of the LSO has never heard of a kora? Yes. Would I have rather heard the orchestra perform at least something in a northern Mande heptatonic tonal system? Yes. Would I have wanted orchestrations done by a duo that doesn't include Nico Muhly? Yes. Would I have wanted them to spend some more time rehearsing what they were going to present? Possibly. Still, Diabaté seems to be just fine with the results, so, this is what we get.

Nice to hear Dale is still around. I'm pleasantly reminded of my days at KCHU and "Dallas Jazz News" as well.

I uploaded the first track for you to hear it.

Double Bass – Niels-Henning Ørsted Pedersen Drums – Alvin Queen Flute – James Newton Keyboards – Neven Frangeš Vibraphone – Boško Petrović

Try here: https://www.arts.gov/honors/jazz

Originally, Zbigniew Seifert was supposed to play this Berlin Jazz Festival gig, but because of travel troubles with the authorities in Poland and Germany, he couldn't make the trip and they used Michał Urbaniak instead.

I heard it was because he asked him to play "Knepper On Sunday."

with Sal Nistico, Art Farmer, and Hermann Breuer arrangements: Ernie Wilkins

That's right ("Quincy"). June 16, 1960 at Radio Television Belgrade. Originally released as a 10" back in the day. It's also included on this collection:

French Horn – Julius Watkins Saxophone [Tenor], Flute – Jerome Richardson Piano – Davor Kajfeš Vibraphone – Boško Petrović Bass – George "Buddy" Catlett Drums – Joe Harris

Don Rendell – soprano, tenor saxophone Ian Carr – trumpet, flugelhorn Colin Purbrook – piano Dave Green – bass Trevor Tomkins – drums

Ray Russell - Guitar Harry Beckett – Trumpet / Flugelhorn Tony Roberts - Saxes Nick Evans - Trombone Daryl Runswick - Bass Alan Rushton - Drums Recorded live in London, January 2, 1970

Sylvie Courvoisier: Piano Ned Rothenberg: Alto Saxophone, Clarinet, Bass Clarinet, Shakuhachi Julian Sartorius: Drums, Percussion

Koffi Gnato - Ya foy

re-release of the CRI original with Karen Phillips, David Tudor, ...

Yeah, but when we met, we were at a film festival presentation where a soundtrack I created consisted solely of sounds of television static, so...

^^^ ^^^ The first album that my (now) wife ever bought for me - 1988?