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Oh no!

a favourite and one of the reasons I now listen to Jazz

Me too now. What a version of 'Gypsy Woman'

Disc 5. - the Tentet+1

Disc 3

Murakami owned and ran a Jazz club 'Peter Cat' in Tokyo. I've read a number of his novels and don't remember much Jazz featured, possibly in the 'Wind-Up Bird Chronicle'. not sure that's SF though.

Stonehenge

listening to this, from 2016, on the recommendation of a friend and decided to Google Salim only to find this old thread Looks like he's still active, very little on Discogs. His son is a piano player who's recorded for Challenge Records https://www.ladepeche.fr/2021/08/06/abdu-selim-quartet-a-lauditorium-9717246.php And your Spanish is better than mine you'll get more from tis page than the bare bones that I managed https://clasijazz.com/clasijazz-big-band-profesional-abdu-salim-music-el-sendero-de-la-luz/

According to this profile Phillip K. Duck sold Jazz albums https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/books/2008/jun/11/philipkdick

How remiss now for something completely different The Cookers - Look Out! [Gearbox, 2021]

It is. Solo soprano recorded at William Morris Museum. According to the Bandcamp page it had a "trailing single" which I'm very surprised you missed https://byrdout.bandcamp.com/album/winns-win

Evan Parker - Winns Win [Byrd Out Records, 2021]

That really is good news, well spotted and thanks for posting the links.

LP 7. Harold Mabern!

Sonny Criss Orchestra - Sonny's Dream (Birth Of The New Cool) [Prestige, Germany 1968] Criss plays Tapscott

And that's before our self-induced Brexit import taxes. I'm hoping that some copies will make it to the UK retailers as they did with the last one.

Don't they realise we have lives to finance as well as our Tapscott obsessions?! 46 euros delivered to the UK, ouch!

my favourite Kirk

Eric Dolphy - Out There [Xtra, UK 1968]

Still working my way through the new James Moody pile James Moody - Another Bag [Argo, 1962 mono] this music just makes me smile. Tom McIntosh again.

Milt Jackson - And the Hip String Quartet [Verve Germany,1968) With this and my recent dive into James Moody I'm seeing the name Tom McIntosh a lot. I need to find out more about him