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Cheers, just listened - hadn't previously heard the Billy Parker/Dee Dee Bridgewater track very familiar with the Tolliver, Harper, Cowell, Jordan material

none of those "Copy Controlled" CDs (only have a handful) were a problem on any of my Mac computers. Wasn't the software on the discs aimed purely at PCs?

highly recommended & worth getting but if you have the earlier single CD released in 2005 (Nothing Is ESP-Disk 4024) then don't ditch it as it contains material not in the double set ie the first 4:35 of "Outer Nothingness" is called "Interplanetary Chaos" on the newer version (double CD) but the remaining 11 minutes of "Outer Nothingness" are missing/omitted (see pp 188-189 of Sun Ra Omniverse (Geerken & Trent)

What a master he was I was lucky enough to see his trio perform at the VV in NYC in 2017 (September) plus the added bonus of a scatting chorus by Lee Konitz who was seated near us in the audience. Very special night indeed.

Agreed - essential primary texts I was lucky enough to receive the BN Label (first edition - as above) as a birthday present in 1996

All of my discs were CDs, even the Harry South 4CD set - I was expecting CDrs there

Just received a few Rhythm & Blues discs two Rendell/Carr BBC Jazz Club 65-66, SME Question & Answer double plus the Harry South 4CD Currently listening to the Harry South - Further South: Broadcast Recordings 1960-67 - five hours of his Big Band & Dick Morrissey Quartet recordings (live & studio) for various BBC shows - all from Harry's personal tapes - what a treasure trove - highly recommended IMHO (It's also on special for £12 at present - I buy directly from the label - they remove the jewel cases making shipping to Australia a cheaper option. The lineup for his Big Bands were a namecall of many significant early to mid 60s UK jazz "modernists", the first session (1960) includes Joe Harriott The real bonus is the 27 page booklet packed with Simon Spillett's superb writing & research - hope he gets recompensed for the phenomenal input he has with the booklets/liner notes of many UK jazz releases - this one is more like a novella rather than just liner notes (you may need a magnifying glass to read them though)

yes at last!! wonder if the "digital" release means download only or will we see physical product? I presume it'll be a CD since there's a 23 page booklet associated with the release The Complete, Legendary, Live Return Concert by Cecil Taylor will be available as a digital release on February 11, 2021 via Oblivion Records. Accompanying the digital release is a 23-page booklet featuring an essay by Alan Goodman. This release marks a revival for Oblivion – the label’s last announced release was in 1975.

Just got the Esoteric 6CD set of the Nucleus Vertigo Years (70-75). I know its a few years old (have known about it since its release in 2019) but just wanted to comment on how amazingly good this is. Nine LPs on 6 CDs & mastered from the original tapes. SQ is stunning IMHO. I've had the original vinyl of the first two releases for many years (original australian Vertigo pressings) but had not heard the later material Chris Spedding's comments in the booklet are quite revealing (had a feeling that was the case) Essential & timeless (doesn't sound dated IMHO) listening for British Jazz fans

Thanks for the link

As mentioned above it can be purchased (as download) from Apple or iTunes but only as MP3 files https://1201music.com/js_albums/dewey-redman-look-for-the-other-black-star/ pity about the lack of file format - find it hard to justify paying out that much for MP3 files If they were available in FLAC, WAV, AIFF formats, I would definitely be buying (this is a wonderful session & alternative material would probably be up to standard too) I normally burn my downloads to disc (usually AIFF format) & listen on my HiFi setup rather than listening to MP3 files on my desktop computer (Harmon Kardon "Jellyfish" speakers. It's a pity the recent Japanese Freedom/Muzak "paper sleeve" edition of "Look at the Black Star" didn't add this to the original album, making it a 2CD release just like the Dudu Pukwana one from the same series ("Diamond Express+6") that added previously unreleased Freedom material from the same sessions

is Julian Priester still active? Been listening to a lot of Phil Ranelin lately

Brass & Ivory Tales 9CD set with Polish label "Listen Foundation" brass/piano duets including Burrell, Crispell, Fernandez, Courvoisier, Taborn https://sluchaj.bandcamp.com/album/brass-ivory-tales

I've been listening to Ivo for a few years now & have many of his Leo CDs up till 2011-2012. Looks like he has been unbelievably prolific since then. I've had a hiatus for a few years. I want to pick up a bit more of his material from the yearly Leo "End Of The Century" sale - there is so much to choose from Any recommendations - possibly the Art of Improv Trio & Quartets (6CDs), Perelman-Shipp series vols 1-6 or the recent Efforvescence 4CD box, maybe Live In Brussels Any other fans out there? Updated/more recent Cook/Morton volumes would have been useful buy they are no more!!

I generally pick up (or have done so) all of Dennis Gonzalez's CF releases - love his work His Silkheart releases with Charles Brackeen are highly recommended IMHO as is his Ayler & Daagnim material

he has a passing similarity to Tubby Hayes - clip kept reminding me of Tubby

Interested in the two Blackwells plus the Cecil Taylor Ruvo 2009 which looks like a new release? unless it's a redo of Cecil with The Italian Instabile Orchestra at Ruvo (but that was in 2002)

Think I'll stick with my partially censored (and one track deleted) Australian double LP - that'll do But I'm loving the "Hot Rats" box & the three disc redo of "Orchestral Favorites" Some of the Wazoo period material (one of his best eras IMHO) has also been released on various (Zappa/Vault) CDs over the past 10 or 15 years

leased from Blue Note?? Why??? these releases are getting more & more perplexing

Blue Hat!!

was it that long ago?

wonderful news

Yes, I've been accessing this site & been buying these via Dusty Groove as CD Japan is not carrying the later series (they're only selling the first series) Managed to pick up an original UK pressing of the Curson's "Tears for Dolphy" mono LP while I was in Hobart, Tasmania recently - my first Roling LP cover you mean the Cool Music series from 2014 https://www.discogs.com/label/755522-Cool-Music-3

There was an August 2021 release of 4 Marte Roling Freedom LPs (Bley, Tchicai/Shepp, NYC5, Dollar Brand) on the Japanese "Audio Japan" label https://www.discogs.com/label/2263447-Audio-Japan Jazz Messengers & HMV Japan are selling them (not on Dusty Groove's site yet) Wonder if this is a legit label (have only these 4 releases to their name) or is it similar to the "Cool Music" CD releases from 2014

Thanks for the initial pm Alexander Hawkins but it looks like I've sorted out the unknown details - have replied via pm