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Enoch Methusaleh Marshall Allen

Masahiko Togashi - Rings [East West, 1976] sublime solo percussion, thanks to @Niko for posting some of it recently

It's worth a listen, possibly as driving over the bridge

And we talk about vaccine hesitancy today!

Both worth the low prices paid. A Philips would have been preferable but this edition sounds OK, good album

That's good to read, interesting set by the looks of it. A stunning setting for a concert. This made me laugh, a lot " the misleadingly titled Ain’t Gonna Moan No More and stuttering polemic Broken Record). And there was nothing at all from this year’s bitterly grouchy double album Latest Record Project Volume 1, for which we should all be thankful. "

Nice trip to seaside town with a couple of record shops It's important to support the local economy after all

Resurrecting this thread to ask if anyone knows if the Japanese LP reissue of 'Storm Warning' on Norma is legit or not?

Paul Bley - Ballads [ECM, Germany 1971] Paul Bely - In Haarlem/Blood [International Polydor Production, Germany 1971]

Gang Starr Guru DJ Premier

that's a beautiful record

Moritz Von Oswald Trio - Dissent [Modern Recordings, 2021] European modernism of a whole different order

I don't know Szabados's work either. Onto YouTube I go, thanks

Sounds interesting, I don't know it at all

'Cleanhead' Vinson 'Sweet' Gene Vincent Ian Dury

Lem Winchester - Another Opus [New Jazz, Japan 1980]

Rudy Van Gelder Rudy Giuiiani Rudie (can't fail)

Well, it made me laugh.... Love that album

Thanks HutchFan, 4 out of 8 seems a pretty good return

Jonathan Liew is not a great writer at all, too clever by half. I like the idea that he could have bought the club, that makes me laugh, he could've have then benched Ramos for the length of his contract!

How many tracks does he play flute on on this one? I'm tempted.