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Mine's on "Hospital Records." How about yours?

Mary Halfadottir - Girl With a Bad Code Gone Wild

Mary Halvorson - electric guitar Ellery Eskelin - tenor saxophone Michael Formanek - bass Tomas Fujiwara - drums Ben Goldberg - clarinets

nope.

We could lose it all’: UK jazz tries to get its groove back after Covid.

...when my pet peeves outside the box...

Scuzzy N’awlins: Plays Wes Montgomery - “Way Out Wes!”

Have you thought about subscribing to the label?

Yeah, that’s too bad, but it’ll probably show up, reasonably priced, on Discogs. The other versions haven’t sold out (tho the Sub Rosa one is down to a single copy), so maybe this label is hitting all of the right spots with their advertising(?)

The S.E.M. version of Feminine has been out for exactly a year and is still available and has long been a definitive version if you're interested. That €500 version of the Braxton may be one of the signed ones that he offered and I picked up a while back. I haven't checked yet. Also, Julius Eastman has been one of those composers who's had a very strong presence in the "new music" or "contemporary classical" or whatever it's called these days for decades - and there are, especially, young artists of all kinds who want his work, so, 24 hours?, I don't know, but within 72? Yup, fer sure! <<< Just looked at that Braxton, and it doesn't say anything about "signed", but it is sealed and sold by an entrepreneurial spirit from Germany. Don't expect that to be the norm - at least while Braxton is alive.

Dewey Redman- Tenor Sax Barney McAll - Piano John Menegon - Bass Matt Wilson – Drums

Winston Gussie Mulcahey: A Fattie for Paddy

Absence by Keith Rowe

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