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mjazzg

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  1. Thank you, I shall investigate
  2. Yes, that's my understanding too. I had them all when the Mosaic was released and decided I could live without X-75 pt.2, although pt.1 is pretty special
  3. Now that's somewhere I need to go sometime I haven't the faintest clue about the genre. A recent big impression was made by Jimetta Rose and the Voices of Creation which to my uneducated ear has at least a Gospel influence?
  4. Marion Brown - Afternoon Of A georgia Faun [ECM, Germany 1970] Great album, great cover art
  5. Charles Mingus - Something Like A Bird [Atlantic, 1980]
  6. Yes, and yes. I wish I hadn't asked the question now 😃
  7. Yeah, good call. But I'm not having anyone else in that class...
  8. NOK Cultural Ensemble - Njhyi [SA Recordings, UK 2023]
  9. Is anyone in the same class as the Rev. Green?
  10. It's great. A very clever choice of tunes and covering 'Sign Of The Times' is brave and he suceeds with aplomb Part of The Valentine Brothers who had a UK dance hit with this great tune, later taken to wider audience by Simply Red (but the original is far superior}. A big tune of my dancing days 😃 Prior to that he sang with Young Holt Unlimited and other largely West Coast bands, I think. Two other leader dates available on Tidal, both very good soul but less socially conscious than the new one, so surprised not on Spotify One listed here https://www.discogs.com/artist/182422-Billy-Valentine Gilles Peterson had him as a guest on his BBC Radio 6 show recently, not sure if you can access that in The Netherlands but it was a good interview. I'm sure others will know more
  11. John Tchicai/Archie Shepp - Rufus [Fontana, UK 1966]
  12. Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis with Shirley Scott - Cookin' With Jaws And The Queen [Craft, 2023] LP. 4, 'Smokin''
  13. James Newton - Echo Canyon [Celestial Harmonies, 1984] Ustad Bismillah Khan - Shennai [His Masters Voice, India 1969]
  14. Definitely, why didn't I think of that one, I've been playing it a lot. Has the political elements that you are looking for Pim
  15. Mine's in country, so hopefully not far behind . Customs willing
  16. Yes, that's a very good one. I remember the excitement of tracking down the CD in prehistoric times
  17. Otis Taylor - Pentatonic Wars And Love Songs
  18. Brilliant, thank you. I'll see if my pet independent can source it
  19. Two words...Terry Callier Where's @soulpope? He's your man I'd say
  20. I'm listening to this now just because it's a great album title. Sounding great as well
  21. Great to hear, thanks
  22. Certainly makes me want to hear the album
  23. Thanks, will see what I can find Found it, purchased. At £12.00 got to be worth the ride
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