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Also still looking! Really tough one.

I spent the week listening through this set, very very good.

Thank you sir, much appreciated! Luckily Scott was able to help me out with this, but I will skim over this while I wait for the real one to arrive.

Waiting to hear back, here’s hoping.

I am wondering if anyone has an extra booklet for the Parker set that they would be willing to part with? Thanks.

Yes! He was on the tip of my tongue. Beyond those 3 I know I've encountered it here & there but that's what I know for sure from modern times off the top of my head .

Braxton has played it before (most notably on the 1985 UK tour recordings), and Allen Lowe uses it pretty often too!

Gotcha, makes sense! I have a couple friends who are on the same quest.

This came out on Riverside, there's an OJC CD.

Are these legit? I see the series that did Dogon, NTU, Under The Sun, Porto Novo, and Hamba Kahle advertised below them, and I'm nearly certain those are bootlegs. Is this is the same label?

Everything I see above is what I know. What I would be interested in is what percentage of the total pre-bop recordings on BN do those CDs encompass?

The Owl recordings would make a nice little package I think ... Wende, Third Stream Recompositions, and the first CD appearances of Realization of a Dream (a personal favorite), Vertigo (another one of his very best) and Portfolo of Doktor Mabuse

Here's one I always wish coulda been

Roots & Folklore!

That RCA-Novus set everyone's been clamoring for ...

While we're re-compiling stuff that already came out on CD in the 90s, why not eh?

Finally, all those great Tutu recordings in one place ...

I really enjoy that Hendrickson/Gisler as well. The Koglmann album is also absolutely fantastic, assuming one enjoys his 90s work. Just bought the Lovens/Koch from Squidco this afternoon, should be a good one indeed. I love the Judith Wegmann - Le Souffle du Temps II - Réflexion disc from last year, on the non-jazz side of things.

I would be curious to know that myself. I know he worked with the Ayler estate on the hatOLOGY CDs, so I would hope that's carrying through. I have bought a few things from the new series that I already had; the one recommendation I can make with certainty is that the Porto Novo remaster is a huge improvement on the Arista LP and Black Lion CD. I'm looking forward to the Blood & Touching release because I think that will be the same story.

Yep, Mandala is a live recording that was previously unheard until release. This is from the extremely rare 1966 Landsdowne studio LP Pendulum: https://www.discogs.com/Mike-Taylor-Quartet-Pendulum/master/256719

Extremely frustratingly, as I feared, the whole of the Pendulum LP has been withheld from this release except for 1 track, while bafflingly, 3 selections by Cream have been appended. I would think if you were going so far as to include that bullshit for the sake of completism, you could expand to 2 discs to include everything.

Same boat. Got my "warehouse dispatch" notice more than two weeks ago, but still not in the mail system yet. I have to say I genuinely don't understand the process at play here.

Yes. Both editions of the regular Enja CD are the same, however: