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Billy Bang & Charles Tyler - Live at Green Space [Anima, 1982] Bang's Anima releases would make a great boxset

Sounds great so far, definite improvement on the CD, (which I've played several times this week) to my ears at least. My copy has passed the 'Plantation Bag' test, thankfully. Still two tracks to listen to though, so...fingers remain crossed. The pricing is steep over here but if it means shops like Honest Jon's survive then I'll make that choice. Lovely to purchase this over a counter in a real shop; it's been too long.

Good to be back in a record shop today and unexpectedly find the Bang/Tyler

Kidd Jordan Boy George Cheryl Ladd

H.R.H. The Queen (divinely saved) Barbara Windsor Queen Vic

Charles Mingus- Presents [Candid, 1985 RP] I paid £3.99, money well spent at Ray's Jazz by the looks of the price tag

Thanks, that's good to hear that your impressions are positive (despite the source). Mine is a paperback edition but hopefully the quality control will be maintained. I'm looking forward to its arrival along with the two Cherry albums they're releasing.

My introduction to Ms Gordon, after listening to Mingus's 'Moves' earlier. Nice band on this too

I have that on pre-order, published in a couple of weeks here. how is it?

prompted by the current discussion on another thread beats working, that's for sure

Anita Ward Belle & Sebastian Charles Ryder

Alan Licht Matchbox, the band The Flaming Groovies

Humpty Dumpty Joe Egg Yoko Ono

via Haino, this is becoming the alternative "Name three people" thread Really enjoying this one, thanks or posting

Mint copy on Discogs for $19. It's hardly a rarity

Desert Island albums for me, alongside 'Free Fall'. A unique trio

Staying with Pat Pat Martino - El Hombre [Prestige, 1967]

Pat Martino - Strings! [Prestige, 1968] preceded by Pat Martino - East! [Prestige, 1968] my copy's in better nick than this photo, thankfully

Good, a good and appreciative home. I'll continue to enjoy on Spotify and congratulate myself for resisting (whilst secretly weeping)

And there I was thinking Haino as we are in a Japan Jazz thread...

Yes, the Pharoah. I hope you're enjoying it...

Eicher credits those Giuffre albums as his inspiration for founding ECM so I suspect that was the motivation. He reordered and remixed them for '1961'. I'm not aware of any other reissues from other labels unless you include the Japo imprint