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I'm sorry but that's just b.s. in itself. Some of us enjoy music for how it sounds to us and don't need a whole heap of history to do so. I'm sure all your peerless research gives you the right piss on other musicians, but possibly only in your world. You seem intent on setting yourself above so many others, both musicians and listeners, it's tiresome There, that's off my chest now. I'm off to listen to some Jason Moran and be socially edified (whatever the fk that actually means) whilst doing so

I'll give it an online spin

No, thanks, sounds great. That's a Horn I don't have. I do have most of the other RCAs though. I thought it might have been a track from one of his albums from India

I wish he didn't price his download releases so high (I pay sales tax on top in the UK) he has every right to of course. I saw that in concert and really enjoyed it. Maybe I should pony up the money

Bet that was good I missed her in London just this last weekend

I had every confidence

Great, thanks. I hope Paul Horn figures on that compilation too

Yes, I ordered both. They had deal with a discount to do so

And that, makes me want to hear the album...

I preordered the upcoming Strut reissue of that, sounds great

I certainly used to dig it, a lot

I have a copy of that in the pile to go to the second hand shop this week, perhaps i should listen to it again beforehand 🤔

Yep, tracking number provided

Woodstock Workshop Orchestra - New Moon [Palcoscenico Records, Italy 1980] If this was on a more hip label it would be lauded by many more folk than I suspect it is. It'd probably do well with the current 'Spiritual Jazz' crew too Kalaparusha - Kalaparusha [Trio Records, Japan 1977] more Berger

lovely album and a fitting tribute to the great Karl Berger who was 87 when he recorded this

That is such a great album

My UK bound order shipped yesterday

Not in London. Today's Brick Lane Jazz Festival I predict will be attended by predominantly under 40s reflecting the multi ethnicity of this city. As will be the artists performing A very good thing, a very vibrant and young scene. Noticeable how often I am the oldest at concerts these days, I'm just in my 60s This isn't relevant to the Jazz Times debate but I think needs saying to just counterbalance your somewhat sweeping statement TTK. This board's demographics most definitely do not reflect much of London and other UK city's Jazz audience at the moment. The grey hairs are still out there but not necessarily in the majority Now back to Jazz Times...

Gideon Nxumalo - Gideon Plays [Matsuli Music, UK 2021 RE] Dollar Brand - The Journey [Chiaroscuro Records, 1977] Side 2 of this is one of the great side long tracks, the oboe on which is credited to Talib Rhynie, their only credit on Discogs. Anyone know more about him? Edit to add: simple Google search reveals it's T.K.Blue who I have come across

Tete Mbambisa - Tete's Big Sound [Mad About Records/The Sun, Portugal 2021 RE]

No but i contacted them and they had received the stock on Monday last week and were hoping to ship later this week, not quite fulfilled that hope it would seem

The Brother Moves On - $he/He Who Feeds You...Owns You [Native Rebel, UK 2022]

The Ethnic Heritage Ensemble CD is back in stock at Jazz Messengers

News to me. Kind of intriguing

Sun Ra Quartet featuring John Gilmore - Other Voices, Other Blues [Horo, Italy 1978]