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That looks very interesting. thanks for highlighting it, I had no idea of its existence. Moran prices his downloads quite high which means with sales tax I'm paying £17 for one. CDs never cost that much and I bought all of those he released. The price puts me off, although the presence of Graves may just be the thing to make the added investment worthwhile this time. That's a lovely 'cover' photo too

My favourites switch nearly every time I listen to any of his Impulses - such a strong run. I have a big soft spot for 'Live At The East' and that along with 'Karma' are probbaly my two favourites, today 'Tauhid' is cued up next. Since the Floating Points album, which I love, I've been on a mission to plug the gaps in my Pharoah Impulse leader-date vinyl collection. Complete now.

Pharoah Sanders - Black Unity [Impulse, 1972] Pharoah Sanders - Karma [Impulse, Club Edition, 1969]

Same issue here with the Group Sounds Four and Five LP. Arrived with some white powdery addition to the grooves on side 1 that even when removed caused clicks etc. I've given it a good wash but not listened to it again yet. The few other LPs I have had from them have been trouble free.

Carrie Symonds The Spaffer Max Wall

Love that

Mary Lou Williams - Zoning [Mary Records]

Lem Winchester & The Ramsey Lewis Trio - Perform A Tribute To Clifford Brown [Baybridge, Japan 1983]

A Bright New Thing Pierre Lumiere Kirk Lightsey

I like this post for two reasons. Firstly I never expected to see Prince Buster and Anthony Braxton referenced in the same sentence What a mash-up that would be. And secondly, to learn that I'm not alone in finding GTM turgid. I'm a big Braxton fan but that period was one very expansive arid desert for me.

Bert Trautman Julian Bream Salman Rushdie

Wrong side of the ocean, sadly

Is that the new one? How is it? I've been meaning to check it. Interesting artist

I don't but I'm now intrigued by Baraka on Brotzmann. Can you point me to that?

Today Andrew Hill - Black Fire [Blue Note, NY Mono] Bobby Hutcherson - Dialogue [Blue Note, NY Mono] Joe Chambers - The Almoravid [Muse] Group Sound Four And Five - Black & White Raga [Jazz In Britain]

DJ Shadow DJ Premier The Maharishi

Jimmy Riddle Nelson Riddle Captain Thomas Hardy

John Bunyan Echo and the Bunnymen Peter Rabbit

The Staples Singers Nine Inch Nails MC Hammer

Similar tweeted here https://twitter.com/avantgardejazz/status/1380412834279006210?s=19

Pinguin Moschner Seven Seals Band Gulliver

Michael Foot Adrian Legg Tony Hancock

Richard the Turd Quasimodo Alexander Graham Bell

Johnny Hallyday Frankie Goes To Hollywood Holly Golightly

I'm really enjoying it. I'm no way near the Harper afficionado that some of our fellow board members are but to my ears this is a storming set, good some quality and production values. Can't believe anyone who likes Harper would be disappointed. Some may baulk at the short playing time 20:16 and 15:29. The notes mention that the set was completed by a 20' 'Priestess' so I do wonder why they went for the shorter 'Croquet Ballet' for side 2.