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June 9 Donald Duck - 1934

Anthony Braxton Recordings Collection

Greek Songs & Dances of Epirus: Epirotika ca. Early 1960s

With two-thirds of ELP:

Songs and Dances from Free and Enslaved Epirus: Epirotika ca. Early 1960s

Magic Fingers Play Cleopatra's Favorites: Near Eastern Music in New England in the Early '60s

From Teenage Fad to Global Sensation: The World of Jazz Dance

My uncle used to think Kenton was too "way out there" (not in a good way). I remember him saying this when I was visiting him and I brought home my first copies of Bitches Brew and Adderley's Quintet and Orchestra in '70.

OK, so it really puts the sound thru the process! It was more than I expected. Thanks again!

Could you explain what the "Plangent Process" is? Thanks!

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Plus: a reminder that there's audio at the link provided.

HAPPY 80TH ANTHONY BRAXTON!!!

I can easily see this showing up on The Wire's year-end "best of" reissues list for that very reason (younger folk).

OK, thanks! Apparently, I don't visit there enough.

Definitely yes! When I worked at Kinnara, we picked up this label and tho my excitement was initially tempered by the less *anxious* sound I was used to when shaking my bedroom walls growing up, I not only became accustomed to his slightly less fearless sound, but I really liked his choice of musicians: Henderson, for instance, reminding me of an amalgam of Lonnie Liston Smith and Alice Coltrane's legato-style. It also nicely fulfills my desire to consolidate all of those Theresa albums that I have into a nicely produced box set. Looking forward to Mark's notes as well.

I remember seeing that video sometime, but the "novelty" is lost on me since I don't recognize any of the music. Still, I can sit and listen to mariachi for a good long time.