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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.

Is that as interesting as it looks? They have done that with the Don Cherry from last year's RSD, so there's hope

Thanks for posting, I'll catch this if I can

Roland Kirk, definitely. John Martyn, possibly and War, only if I feel particularly indulgent

Craig Overton Peter Bowler Andy Capp

Thanks. Not UK yet though...

Thanks, I'll try Amazon. A good reason to trial them

I've caught them a four times on their UK visits, first in 1998, always delivered, never very visible

My interest is piqued but can't find anywhere to listen to it. Oh for Myspace...

I would say cringe betokens a bodily movement not just a facial one. Wince is facial more than bodily. Hence the good Captain's dog cringes rather than winces.

+1

Marshall Tucker Bukka White The Pheasant Plucker

Where from?

Billy Ocean River Phoenix Glen Campbell