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  1. Charlie Mariano - with The Chris Hinze Combination [Freedom/Black Lion, UK 1973]
  2. Nat Birchall Quartet - The Storyteller, A Tribute To Yusef Lateef [Jazzman, UK 2019]
  3. I don't know, it's not that bad a photo
  4. I'm still enjoying the selection, thanks
  5. I paid £65 for that Davis and haven't regretted it at all
  6. I don't think we've mentioned Bill Withers which we absolutely should, shouldn't we? here's some social comment from Bill on what is one of the great live Soul albums I think
  7. Queen B B.B.King AFKAP
  8. And a fair few of them are currently around at reasonable prices, that's where I might go next. I did see a Bud Shank and Koto one too, may look on YT for that before shelling out Now on one I do have and like, a lot Paul Horn - In Kashmir, Cosmic Consciousness [Liberty, UK 1968, mono]
  9. My copy isn't a gatefold, that must have got lost over the Atlantic. I will check the series listing on Discogs, thanks for the tip off
  10. I hope they don't expect you to read the second copy too! It's reassuring to hear positive stories about public libraries still producing the goods given everything they've been through. I spent too many years working in them not to care
  11. I love the "we feel it is our obligation to make it available", sounds so altruistic doesn't it? At a nice RSD premium, they forgot that bit. Who do they think they're kidding
  12. Kinichi Nakanoshima - Koto & Flute [Liberty, UK 1968] thanks to @JSngry. Definitely interesting, as you said
  13. M Miles Davis - Turnaround, Rare Miles From The Complete On The Corner Sessions [Columbia, 2023] Always regretted not buying the boxset so this is a small (very small) compensation. Sounds great
  14. Ordered the LP set today so I'm pleased to hear good reports
  15. I didn't think that lived up to the sum of it parts, such an interesting line-up. I should revisit
  16. Thanks for finding that, really interesting.I can hear why you wanted to track it down
  17. Sadly unlikely to find it in a flea market over here. Nothing online to hear either
  18. Absolute gem, desert island for me. Enjoy!
  19. Yes, it's just the thing I was hoping would be suggested. I found it on Tidal. Lined up for a couple of upcoming long train journeys. Just have to remember to not sing along out loud
  20. I like the sound of that
  21. Me too, loved 'The Unforgettable Fire'
  22. Ouch! In a good way, that hits a spot
  23. Thanks everyone, lots to listen to These are just what I was after, especially as I know the names as an in (I had no idea the Womacks had this background, absolutely no surprise though). The compilation looks interesting Yes to both of these, thanks. Inez delivers that's for sure Fabulous
  24. OK, so off the back and success of Pim's Soul thread here's one for some Gospel recommendations. I know next to nothing about the genre beyond Aretha's backstory and a very little of The Staple Singers. I remember The Winans having a moment in the UK in the 80s. I'm not sure how my lack of any faith will influence my reaction to this music or not but let's give me a chance. Go easy on me...
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