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from LORD Discography albert ayler & don cherry [N1499]Add New York Eye and Ear Control New York Eye And Ear Control : Don Cherry (cnt) Roswell Rudd (tb) John Tchicai (as) Albert Ayler (ts) Gary Peacock (b) Sunny Murray (d) Film soundtrack, New York, July 17, 1964 Don's dawn (rr,jt,ay,sm out) ESP-Disk ESP1016, 1016-2 [CD] Ay [AY] - - ITT - - Note: This film soundtrack was made for Michael Snow's film of the same name. Joyce Wieland and Paul Haines were also involved in the film's making, which is a "Walking Woman" production. Each musician is individually filmed, though not playing. (Source : "John Tchicai on disc and tape" by Mike Hames). All above titles also on ESP-Disk 1020-2 [CD] titled "New York Eye And Ear Control". All above titles also on Get Back (It)GET1013 [CD] titled "New York Eye And Ear Control". [A7473]Add Albert Ayler The Copenhagen Tapes : Albert Ayler Quartet : Don Cherry (tp) Albert Ayler (ts) Gary Peacock (b) Sunny Murray (d) Live "Club Montmartre", Copenhagen, Denmark, September 3, 1964 Spirits Ayler (Swd)aylCD-033 [CD] Vibrations - Saints - Mothers - Children - Spirits - Note: All above titles also on Hatology (Swi)665 [CD] titled "Albert Ayler Quartet: Copenhagen Live 1964". All above titles also on Revenant 213 [CD]. [A7476]Add Albert Ayler Vibrations : Don Cherry (cnt) Albert Ayler (ts) Gary Peacock (b) Sunny Murray (d) Copenhagen, Denmark, September 14, 1964 Ghosts (short version) Debut (Dan)DEB144, Arista 1 Children - Holy spirits - Ghosts (long version) - , Franklin Mint GJR097 Vibrations - Mothers - Note: Arista 1 is a disc jockey sampler. The use of the long version of "Ghosts" on Franklin Mint GJR097 is not confirmed. All above titles also on Freedom (G)FCD41000 [CD] titled "Vibrations". All above titles also on Freedom (F)FLP40117, FLP41000, (G)28.461, 162.302, (Jap)PA-9710, Fontana (E)SFJL925, (Eu)688.606ZL, (Jap)SFON7054, Arista/Freedom AL1000, Black Lion (Eu)65601, I Grandi del Jazz (It)GdJ12, Tobacco Road B/2525. [A7477]Add Albert Ayler Albert Ayler : Don Cherry (tp) Albert Ayler (ts) Gary Peacock (b) Sunny Murray (d) Live "Montmartre Club", Copenhagen, Denmark, November 5, 1964 Mothers Philology (It)W88 Children - Holy spirits - Note: See November 3, 1966 for second side of Philology (It)W88. [A7478]Add Albert Ayler The Hilversum Session : Albert Ayler Quartet : Don Cherry (cnt) Albert Ayler (ts) Gary Peacock (b) Sunny Murray (d) Hilversum, The Netherlands, November 9, 1964 Angels Osmosis (Du)6001, Coppens (Du)CCD6001 [CD] The wizard [C.A.C.] (1) - - Ghosts - - Infant happiness - - Spirits - - No name - - Note: (1) The tune played is "The wizard" (ESP-Disk 1002). Coppens (Du)CCD6001 [CD] titled "The Hilversum Session". All above titles also on DIW (Jap)DIW-25009, Hatology (Swi)678 [CD]. [M12473]Add Sunny Murray Sunny's Time Now : Don Cherry (cnt) Albert Ayler (ts) Henry Grimes, Lewis Worrell (b) Sunny Murray (d) Imamu Amiri Baraka (recitation-1) [aka Leroi Jones (recitation-1) ] Brooklyn, NY, mid November 1965 Virtue Jihad 663, DIW (Jap)DIW-355 [CD] Justice (pt 1) - - Justice (pt 2) - - Black art (1) - - The lie DIW (Jap)850925 Note: All titles from Jihad 663 also on DIW (Jap)DIW-25002, 35DIW-14 [CD].

Extract from Bruce Gallanter's DMG newsletter, describing the Sun Ra performance & amazingly Marshall Allen still conducting & playing at 100!! The final set on the last night of Vision Fest 2024 was appropriately Marshall Allen & the Sun Ra Arkestra. It seems hard to believe but it is true, Marshall Allen turned 100 last month in May or 2024. Not many humans have been around for an entire century, especially someone special like Marshall Allen who still plays alto sax unlike anyone else on this planet as well as an EVI (electronic valve instrument), leads the Arkestra which has been going on for nearly 70 years. This is an Arkestra which plays music drawn from the history of jazz as well as space (rock) music from another world! I’ve heard the Sun Arkestra play live maybe 50 times since my first encounter at the Five Spot in 1973 and they’ve continued to take their audiences with them on a journey to Other Worlds. The current band has around 17 members with a number of older members like Michael Ray, Vincent Chancey and Knoel Scott. The band still plays a number of Sun Ra originals, a number of which I’ve heard many times in the past yet each one still sounds relevant today. Like many older big bands from the mid last century, this band loves to play those repeating riffs which are most hypnotic. Many of these riffs/melodies sound familiar whether I can place them or not. Original Sun Ra saxists, John Gilmore & Marshall Allen, are known for being the first to play those out/jazz, multiphonic, squeaks, squawks and blast sax sounds in the mid-to-late 1950’s, which influenced the likes of John Coltrane, which helps to lead to beginning of “Free Jazz” and freeing the tradition to experiment with sounds of the future. Check out Mr. Allen as he still curves his hand to get those sax sounds which few others can play in the same way. One of those riffs that the Arkestra plays is closer to a Space/Rock jam that we might’ve heard from the Planet Gong (band). Most of the members of the band got a chance to solo and each one shined like a diamond in the rough. They did one Latin sounding song which reminded me of a cha cha yet it still felt right as a part of this set. One of the old Sun Ra songs that they played is called “Angels and Demons at Play” and it still sounds cosmic so many years later. Besides looking like an ancient Goddess/Space/Princess, Tara Middleton was featured and sang one song with stellar dust surrounding it. One of the last pieces I heard before I had to split to catch the last train was a heartfelt Chicago blues song, with soulful sax solos and a Sun Ra-like synth solo from a fine unnamed keyboardist. I was so glad to be “Traveling the Spaceways” with the current Sun Ra Arkestra, more than 50 years after I first heard them live in 1973. This was the perfect way to close Vision Fest 29!

There are a few CD releases containing these tracks 1. 4CD Charlie Parker ESP set: https://www.discogs.com/release/2167505-Charlie-Parker-Bird-In-Time-1940-1947 2. Charlie Parker At The Finale Club & More RLR CD: https://www.discogs.com/release/14793288-Charlie-Parker-At-The-Finale-Club-More 3. A Jumpin' Jubilee Jazz Unlimited CD https://www.discogs.com/release/10560536-Various-A-Jumpin-Jubilee-The-Jam-Sessions-1945-46 Charlie Parker With The Nat Cole Trio/Buddy Rich : Charlie Parker (as-3) Benny Carter (as-2) Willie Smith (as-1) Nat King Cole (p) Oscar Moore (g) Johnny Miller (b) Buddy Rich (d) Ernie "Bubbles" Whitman (m.c.) AFRS Jubilee 186, Los Angeles, March/April, 1946 (Medley Tea for two (1) Sounds 1206, Queen (It)Q017, Spotlite (E)SPJ123, Philology (It)W848-2 [CD], Masters of Jazz (F)MJCD121 [CD] Body and soul (2) Sounds 1206, Queen (It)Q017, Spotlite (E)SPJ123, Philology (It)W848-2 [CD], Masters of Jazz (F)MJCD121 [CD] Cherokee (3) Sounds 1206, Queen (It)Q017, Cicala (It)BLJ8014, Spotlite (E)SPJ123, Philology (It)W848-2 [CD], Masters of Jazz (F)MJCD121 [CD], Mr. Music MMCD-7031 [CD], Universal (F)533612-3 [CD], Verve B0032479-02 [CD] Note: All above titles also on Fremeaux & Associes (F)FA1333 [CD] titled "Charlie Parker - Integrale 3: Lover Man 1946-1947"; a 3 CD set. All above titles also on Phoenix LP17, Savoy (G)WL71406, RLR Records (Sp)RLR88634 [CD], Jazz Unlimited (Dan)JUCD2054 [CD], ESP-Disk ESP4050-2 [CD].

bought a lot of those at the full price back when but just ordered a few more at this price ie two Aylers, AEC (Spiritual), Duke Pearson & Feather presents George Wallington Highly recommend the Konitz Storyville 2CD set - contains the three LPs plus extra material - absolute bargain at this price https://www.dustygroove.com/item/948926/Lee-Konitz:Lee-Konitz-At-Storyville-At-Harvard-Square-Konitz-Japanese-paper-sleeve-edition?sf=lee+konitz&incl_oos=1&incl_cs=1&kwfilter=lee+konitz&sort_order=artist

Irene's duos with Bennink, Cyrille, Favre, Crispell, Kowald & Moholo were superb & Les Diaboliques trio with Joelle Leandre & Maggie Nichols was a fav. Early material with the Manfred Schoof Orchestra & later the LJCO saw her in a larger context. She even played with Henry Cow in the late 70s RIP Irene, will miss you

Nimbus West has just added a second Tapscott/PAPA download (only) https://www.nimbuswestrecords.com/shop-5/p/pan-afrikan-peoples-arkestra-the-lost-reel Pan Afrikan Peoples Arkestra - Live at Century City Playhouse “THE LOST REEL” Recorded September 9th, 1979. Century City Playhouse “The Lost Reel ” was discovered while going thru reels for the IUCC series, two tracks spliced onto a single reel and left unlabelled.. If you’ve heard the 3LP set that documents the “full concert” then you know that this was a special evening, one of the most powerful and well-recorded live shows in the entire history of the Arkestra! “Crepuscule with Nellie” and “Nation Rising” are equal to anything on the 3LP set, from delicate to raging these 21 minutes act as a sort of seventh side to the legendary 3LP set. Essential! PAN AFRIKAN PEOPLES ARKESTRA “THE LOST REEL” 1.) Crepuscule with Nellie (5:16) 2.) Nation Rising (16:39) recorded by Bruce Bidlack produced by Tom Albach

I have received downloads from a few LP only labels where download wasn't an option but they were happy to send me the digital files but admittedly I had originally purchased the LP versions - I contacted the label directly & they were obliging

I picked it up primarily for the 4 discs from the Australian leg of the tour - the box was relatively cheap here considering it was a 36CD set

most are longer whilst a couple are shorter, "Verse" significantly West 22nd St: mst 04:46, alt 05:48 Aquarian Moon: mst 07:44, alt 10:50 Bouquet: mst 08:10, alt 08:16 Rojo: mst 06:04, alt 06:47 Una Muy Bonita: mst 06:29, alt 06:18 Black Circle: mst 06:57, alt 07:43 Verse: mst 09:30, alt 05:57

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Interesting thread - thanks for the info, especially TKK My valve amp doesn't have a mono button so I'll try the Y cable option out of interest Just a question regarding use of the Y cable (RCA splitter cable) - It doesn't matter which socket (back of amplifier) you plug the cable into ie left or right & will only one speaker function?

Looks like it's all happening - just got this email from Nimbus West - the whole subscription set will be on its way soon https://www.nimbuswestrecords.com/shop-5 The final 3 releases are now on the site with a number of new LPs (Nate Morgan, Sabir Mateen & Aubrey Hart) plus an unreleased Tapscott solo album (download only) from '82 (Mothership) - got me thinking of Parliament & Larry Young Nimbus West Records Quality Albums Since 1978 Hello, We’re currently preparing the final discs of the IUCC series and soon your subscription will be ready to ship. The shipping cost for your region is : $35 Standard Or $50 Expedited Please send payment via PayPal to matt@nimbuswestrecords.com at your earliest convenience.. tracking number will update via email after shipment is sent We will declare low value ($15) for customs.
 Will be packaged extra-secure for safe delivery. Bright moments, Nimbus West

my order is listed as "Completed" (on the website) as of June 27 but have received no shipping details or confirmation of shipping spoke too soon - received shipping notice & Fedex # this morning - projected to be here by July 3

Interestingly that was the cut off I suggested IIRC (Kicker to Spiral/Medina) to Michael years ago when he was mulling over a Hutch set but then opted against it.

My TOCJ mini LP style CD (94444) of SOS has a previously unreleased track "Blues" (4:36), apparantly from the same session

I usually request removal of jewel cases so the disc(s) is/are usualy shipped in the "letter/small package"category & remarkably cheap to Australia

some nice stuff in there - Mobes & Melle BN, Freeman PJ, Alex North Streetcar... Cap, Shank Nocturne, Leith Stevens Wild One Decca, Stitt Savoy, Strayhorn Mercer, Thornhill Trend, Weston Riverside, Webster EmArcy, Mary Lou Williams Atlantic have a smattering of jazz 10" LPs, primarily australian pressings (not that common here), some with unique covers plus others that were only on 10" here (12" in other countries with no 10" release) Have always liked this format aesthetically - the early years of more creative album cover art plus the 10" lasted for only a short time (longer here in Australia though)

Steve Lacy signed my box - value added? I listened to those Prez/Goodman tracks when I visited the Jazz Museum in Harlem back in 2017

There are 11 sets in the series (mostly doubles with some singles) with 8 having been released so far & three more left to be issued/released (unsure of titles/dates as not listed yet AFAIK)

RIP Francoise Had just finished the recent Morton Jack Nick Drake biography where she is mentioned a few times (meeting ND, attending recording sessions, ND possibly writing for her etc)

I did end up picking up the Henderson set & agreed it's SQ is spectacular

This has been available as a download (with extra material via Anderson/Chusid) since 2014, listed as such in Art Yard's "Omniverse" (2015, p188, #88) The extra ten & a half minute track (Door Squeak) that was a bonus on the Atavistic release (2007) is not included. The version of Strange Strange on the Atavistic release runs at 20:24 whilst the version on the upcoming CD (via Bandcamp site) is only 8:33

yep, definitely three sets left to go

I've been pushing the idea of a Harriott Mosaic box for years but in the words of that great aussie movie "The Castle" - "Tell 'im 'e's dreamin"

Got the latest Dutton/Vocalion email - unbelievably disappointing - looks like they've lost interest in jazz - all of those wonderful Harriott & Garrick releases are gone bar one or two - nothing new of interest for me. I picked up so much stellar British Jazz from them over the last 16 years (Harriott, D'Silva, Keane, Garrick, McNair, Kirchin, Kinsey, Skidmore, Westbrook, Gibbs, Durham, Beckett, Roza, Chisholm, Will Power, Russell, Graham, Melody Maker All Stars, Laurie Johnson, KPM Library, Jazz In Britain '68-69 & even Thad Jones) - most of this material is missing/OOP. A pity indeed.