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Tender Trap?

I've always been OK with some of the "lesser" titles like Natural Illusions, Montara, and maybe Knucklebean. Don't know if it's because of Oehler on those last two or if it's just the ex-vibes player in my heart. I do remember playing Natural Illusions on the radio and a guy in the studio telling me I was mispronouncing Bertoncini's name on the air because he had studied with him and he knew ! I probably was.

The Reverend Shawn Amos – Soul Brother No. 1 (the son of Wally "Famous" Amos. Lives in Dallas)

I'll definitely be getting this. It'll be nice to have (I hope) a version of "Total Eclipse" with good sound.

Richard Maloof (1940-2024)

Actually, I think watching Miles Davis rates higher than rape as a sexual fantasy. In the normal world, I think it's having sex in either a romantic or unusual location, but I'm not all that acquainted with the seedy lit that might say otherwise.

ummmm, I don't think watching Miles Davis is the most common sexual fantasy of women.

https://clairedaly.bandcamp.com/album/vuvu-for-frances

Dark Was The Night, Cold Was The Ground by BLIND WILLIE JOHNSON

Working on the radio show and decided to include this Eddie Vinson tune. I was a bit surprised to learn that it was written by the parents of Pete Cosey!

Duane Eddy (1938-2024)

Wayne Taller - My Footprints Are Bigger Than Your JuJu!

No idea who this woman is, but I like her tastes!

Happy you found the article useful. I liked how the folks there seem to acknowledge new talent as well as older.

Channelling by Simon Whetham

"Salt" is lovely.

Tim Berne - alto & baritone saxophones Guillermo E. Brown - drums Roy Campbell - trumpet Daniel Carter - flute, alto, & tenor saxophones Ed Coxon - violins Mat Maneri - acoustic & electric viola Evan Parker - soprano saxophone William Parker - double bass Matthew Shipp - piano George Trebar - acoustic & electric double bass John Coxon & Ashley Wales - all other instruments