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Hmm...Angelica Sanchez is my last offer in that case
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Andrew Gold Yoni Silver Tintin
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That's a rare one
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OK, so thinking about piano trios he's drummed for, is it Mario Pavone? Would make sense with the prominence of the bass
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I've just listened to 2 again and I'm wondering if it's Sorey although it's not 'musical' enough for his usual playing but it has the power that I remember from the only time I've seen him live. Obviously not his own piano trio recordings, the polar opposite in fact.
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Which 3? allow me to be lazy and not trawl back through the thread
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Was looking forward to this but UK release is now delayed
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BFT 210. Thanks to @tkeith for the ID and @Pim for putting it on the BFT in the first place. Great to be reminded that I had it!
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Damn! I knew I knew that and even said I could probably pull it off my shelves, and I can. Must listen to it
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Just a tad perhaps
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Big John Patton - Got A Good Thing Goin' [Blue Note, 1966, mono] possibly "the greatest human artistic endeavour of all time." @Rabshakeh It's sounding mighty fine on first spin
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Donald Byrd - I'm Tryin' To Get Home [Blue Note, 1965 NY stereo] the choir seems to annoy a lot of online commentary, not me
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Thanks
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I've been wondering with that one for a while, is it any good? Thomas and Musson seem an interesting combination
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Piri - Voces Querem Mate? Fantastic Brasilian Album
mjazzg replied to Teasing the Korean's topic in Recommendations
This is fantastic, thanks for posting. I see Mr Bongo have done a reissue, they do good reissues. -
And now disc 3 of Jazz Crusaders Mosaic
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We don't see Paul rogers here very often at all. I've only seen him 2 or 3 times myself. Long time resident of France. That Dunmall/Rogers/Norton trio on CIMP! I envy you seeing them live
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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.
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Jazz Messengers or Jazz Crusaders?
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Disc 2.
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Same in London over a similar, maybe slightly longer, timeframe. And most of the musicians have even less visibility than the NYC cohort
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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
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And now
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A morning with Wadada Leo Smith Disc 1, duets with Milford Graves. Masters at work before... Disc 3. solo
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Friedholm Schönfeld - s/t [Amiga, GDR 1978] First listen, interesting