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Yeah! Gallon-grrrr.

I thought he used to smash watermelons with that bass.

Big fan since my childhood days. Had my trusty antenna that I broke off of an old radio in order to “open Channel D.” For the past three years, I’ve been watching “Van der Valk” with Marc Warren showing some McCallumesque behaviors, but a bit more surly under the short blond hair. … and never seeing NCIS, I understand he played a pathologist(?). Well, in the well-worn tradition, lately, in British detective shows of having them be quirky, “Van der Valk” has a free-jazz loving sax player as their pathologist.

Thanks for the heads-up on this. I was taken aback for a while, because it didn’t list Dieter Schnabel and his work “Glossolalie” along with the Cage work on Disc 8, but I checked the DG site and it is there, so that’s definitely a purchase to replace all of these LPs. thanks again!

SÅJ quartet in Ulrichsberg 1991 Tristan Honsinger, cello Günther Christmann, trombone Wolfgang Fuchs, sopranino, bass clarinet Sven-Åke Johansson, drums accordion, vocal

Yes, young and under rather unusual circumstances. His Legacy “guest book” is filled with comments from many of us.

His onstage rants have lost him lots of previous fans.

It's wonderful. Very lowercase - as if Steve Roden is spiritually talking to us thru free improv.

Was Mayo a good enough player that others weren't able to ketchup to him on the field?

larger version...

from 1981 - jazz-fusion with Brazilian feel out of Heidelberg.

whats <sic> wrong 1-4 by Caroline Kraabel and Pat Thomas Improvisations by Caroline Kraabel and Pat Thomas, played at The Vortex in December 2022 and recorded by Alex Ward. All of the music made on the day is included here, in the order in which it was played. CD packaging by Caroline Kraabel, using ink, paper, card, rubber stamps, wool, fabric. whats wrong: yes, no, may be... are they? released September 2, 2023 Caroline Kraabel, alto sax and voice Pat Thomas, piano

Sitting here with a handful of Pumpkin Pie Almonds. I shouldn't have looked at this thread.

For a while, I got stuck on Japanese Kit-Kats too! You can still get lots of different kinds over at World Market, but now if I buy some, I keep them in the fridge in the garage - out-of-sight, out-of-mind - lasting many months.

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