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and Nadine Dorries has never forgiven them it would seem {with apologies for the parochial post}

He was also at the first David Murray concert in London that Cadillac released. He was always happy to share his Murray memories with me. Missed indeed.

Jeff Parker - Forfolks [International Anthem/Nonesuch, 2022]

I was at the London date Wish I'd been there with you for that one, possibly my favourite Rivers band Thanks for posting this

Today, so far David Murray - Ming's Samba [Portrait, 1989] David Murray - 3D Family, Vol.1 [HatMusics, Switzerland 1983] David Murray Trio - Sweet Lovely [Black Saint, Italy 1980] Jim Marks - Touching Your Feelings [Nicole Records, Italy 2022 RP] Gil Scott-Heron & Brian Jackson - South Africa To South Carolina [Arista, 1975]

I have indeed, thanks

I bought that after one of your posts

I'll be very interested to see which one got the nod

and will therefore be appearing in your 80s blog no doubt

David Murray trio - The Hill [Black Saint, Italy 1988] a post by @ghost of mileselsewhere reminded me about this LP. Murray was one of my entry points to Jazz and I hoovered up the the Black Saints. This takes me back.

Jazz Contemporaries - Reasons In Tonality [Strata East, 1972]

That's a shame. I missed his recent-ish visits to Oto too

Credit where credit's due in that case, to Jaime Zuvera. According to the cover. The label has quite a strong design aesthetic so maybe he does others for them too

Luke Stewart - Exposure Quintet [Astral Spirits, 2020]

Thanks for the lowdown, sounds intriguing Larry Young - The Complete Blue Note Recordings [Mosaic, 1991] LP.1 'Talkin' About'

Thanks. I did plenty of Black Sabbath in my youth I had no idea that existed. I see from Discogs that there's only two Hill tracks, are they solo? How's the sound on it?

First listen, lots to chew on

Pat Martino - Live! [Muse, 1972]

I thought the article read a little like a long advert for the "J Jazz" series but then maybe I'm feeling a bit cynical...and no mention of Togashi at all

Masahiko Togashi - Rings [East Wind, Japan 1976]

No, separate indulgence but not wintery in the slightest

James Moody - Moody's Workshop [Xtra, UK 1967 RP]

I loved that album and I'm not sure I knew it was Brecker. I may need to dig it out for a spin now

I'm hoping Honest Jon's will stock it, they normally carry Sams. their own shop would be very dangerous and costly if it were in my district