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The Rod Levitt Orchestra - Dynamic Sound Patterns [Fontana, Netherlands 1965, mono] Finally completed my Marte Röling collection until someone tells me that the mythical Ayler release actually exists....

Barbara Donald & Unity - Olympia Live [cadence, 1982] Every time I listen to this i think I must track down the other Donalds. This listen inspired by Jaimie B RIP

Thanks folks. Day 4 and symptoms are easing now so looking good. Given me some listening time, at least LPs 3 & 4. Still sounds great

Thank God we're not weird over here

Nice piece by Chinen https://www.npr.org/2022/08/24/1119174908/jaimie-branch-trumpet-obituary

My God, this is so tragic. I'm completely shocked, what horrible, horrible news. Anteloper were due at Oto next week. Her personality shone through even on Twitter ffs. Such brightness, dimmed 'Fly Or Die' at Oto was one of the great evenings. I followed her music since a Tim Daisy album and have rated everything she has recorded.

You do! A couple of streams convinced me I needed to be more dilettante, and for a tenner...maybe it's the fevered mind though, day 3. Thanks for wishes, fingers crossed it doesn't get any worse and I can just ride it out with more West Coast goodness

Howard Rumsey's Lighthouse All-Stars - Vol.4 Oboe/Flute [Contemporary/Vogue, UK] Yusef Lateef - The Complete Yusef Lateef [Atlantic, 1972 RP] Today's two arrivals, Covid soundtrack

This is a shame. A long and fruitful career

Paul Horn Quintet, featuring Emil Richards - The Sound Of Paul Horn Sometimes Horn is the perfect balm, as he is this afternoon

Howard Rumsey Lighthouse All-Stars - s/t compilation, including Flute/Oboe

Brotzmann/van Hove/Bennink come immediately to mind

The Descendants Of Mike And Phoebe - A Spirit Speaks [Strata East/Pure Pleasure, UK 2017 RP] Such a beautiful record. Dare I say that the version of Bill Lee's 'John Coltrane' is superior to that on 'Glass Bead Games'

Rickey Kelly - Limited Stops Only [Nimbus West/Pure Pleasure, UK 2021 RE]

Just listening to the Doug Carn again, it's a lot better than I remembered. I like that Namyslowski. I have a few others from the series, Komeda's 'Astigmatic' is the rightfully regarded gem but these are very good too https://www.discogs.com/master/306294-Jerzy-Milian-Trio-Baazaar. https://www.discogs.com/master/811264-Jazz-Studio-Orchestra-Of-The-Polish-Radio-Jazz-Studio-Orchestra-Of-The-Polish-Radio https://www.discogs.com/master/295407-Andrzej-Kurylewicz-Quintet-108-TenEight https://www.discogs.com/master/316561-The-Andrzej-Trzaskowski-Quintet-Polish-Jazz-Vol-4 This is a lovely set https://www.discogs.com/release/6667325-Various-Jazz-In-Polish-Cinema-Out-Of-The-Underground-1958-1967 I bought it inspired by your European modernism thread

Every time I listen to the available track since Sidewinder's post about the out of tune piano, I hear an out of tune piano...so I have not ordered it. I'll be very interested in what you make of it Pim

Just listening to the Doug Carn again, it's better than I remembered

A series that hasn't ever quite lived up to the promise. Younge and Ali Shaheed Mohammed choose a "legend" to collaborate with on each. They are worth a listen if you're open to a beat-focussed, Madlib influenced Jazz (some keepers of the Jazz flame might baulk at the J word). I liked the Brian Jackson, Jeane Carn and Gary Bartz more than others. All streamable I think.

Line up etc here https://www.discogs.com/release/24035900-Manfred-Schoof-Quintet-Live-In-Bremen-1978

I couldn't agree more. Also, I rate that Oslo box very highly. Seeing the Tentet+2 at Oto was one of the most extraordinary live musical experiences of 45 years attending gigs. I realise now that I haven't bought any Tentet albums since the gig, probably subconsciously thinking they're never going to match up.

Bet you don't get the poster with the TP though...always had a soft spot for this session since buying the DMM. I feel a TP purchase coming on

the sequel's good too

Thanks

How is this? I like Togashi a lot and Scott plenty so I'm intrigued