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By this stage in his career he may well not see the point of or even enjoy making any more recordings.

Jazz Messengers or Jazz Crusaders?

Disc 2.

Same in London over a similar, maybe slightly longer, timeframe. And most of the musicians have even less visibility than the NYC cohort

Yes, it's a very fine album, successfully looking backwards and forwards at the same time. Such great players Now on my first listen to this new arrival, disc.1

And now

A morning with Wadada Leo Smith Disc 1, duets with Milford Graves. Masters at work before... Disc 3. solo

Friedholm Schönfeld - s/t [Amiga, GDR 1978] First listen, interesting

Me too now, just because I was intrigued by the title

I accept all responsibility...looking forward to its arrival

interesting as I have a copy of it in my Discogs cart at the moment...and it's payday tomorrow.

Of interest to resident BH fans perhaps

Yes, I read your blog about it, thanks. I'd discovered Jefferson through the fabulous Choir album reissued by Sam Records so was looking for others by him. BH's presence sealed the deal on this one. Nice session, LP's a bit battered but we'll get along together I think. I have that Lake somewhere too, many moons since I've had it on the TT though

Indeed, and a great balm for the troubles of the world they are too. I need to dive into the pool more often. I particularly like his recordings with Larry Young whoever's the leader.

Grant Green - His Majesty King Funk [Verve UK, 1965 mono] dare I say, majestic!

Tweedledee Tweedledum Boris Johnson

Thanks again for posting this. A thoroughly stimulating listen that will encourage me to listen to more of Chico's later albums from Soul Note and Koch Me too!

wanted this for a while so pleased to find it at a reasonable enough price

I thought that was really good. There's a new Binker&Moses from Gearbox due soon. I've liked all their previous releases. oddly, I just couldn't get on with Binker's leader date on Gearbox.

That's great, thank you so much. I look forward to listening to it tomorrow

Will this be available to stream after broadcast too?

Ron Jefferson - Love Lifted Me [Pacific Jazz, 1962, mono]

Long time ago, not in the last 20 years. Always seemed to let his undoubted facility get in the way to my ears. I guess I should try again