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Perelman/Wooley - Polarity I'm always interested in Jazz flute recommendations, I'll be investigating this one now

It's great Perelman/Wooley - Polarity Mitchell/Reed - the ritual and the dance descension (Out of Our Constrictions) by Natural Information Society with Evan Parker

RIP indeed

Terrific. Just ordering a copy now

Download available, no CD. It's worth getting What did you make of it? I remember buying and being very excited, not least as it was difficult to get over here at the time and it was a dream line-up for me in my earlier Jazz listening years.. I listened to it again a few months ago for the first time in years and thought it sounded of its time but good of its time

Thanks for posting Le Gendre is an excellent interviewer and writer

Yep. Wilson, Van and EP. All artists whose music I hold in very high regard, all apparently have swivel-eyed tendencies. I'll continue to play their music but there'll be a bad taste. I was all set to buy the upcoming EP this morning but actually held back after listening to the Son d'Hiver clip (of which I thought the musical element was great) as I'm not sure I want to put money his way right at the moment. I'll probably weaken.

Well that completes my trinity of shame.

First they came for Van Morrison, then Evan Parker....two of my musical heroes. I knew of EP's Brexiteer views, he'd expressed them quite widely and he'd skated around his Covid views in a recent Vortex piece. I wish it wasn't so but there we are I sincerely hope so but these days I find nothing surprises me.

All of them were important albums for me at the time, and the subsequent Coleman and Osby's. I was just discovering Jazz beyond the big names and those JMTs sounded like nothing in Jazz or elsewhere that I'd heard before but at the same time I could hear the hip=hop and funk influences that made an easier entry. It has to be said that the Jazz-rap experiments were very of their time and sound so now. I'd add Cassandra Wilson's albums on JMT to the list as well, especially the first three. I don't often revisit them and when I do find the Wilsons probably stand up best. Gary Thomas, whatever happened to him?

I received an LP in six days,two of which were the weekend, from Japan today. Couldn't believe the speed.

Yes

Placed my order. Picked up a very nice looking Jef Gilson to accompany it on its journey

Great, I'm in. I really like the Sam Records' releases that I've heard. They present them well too Cue weeping and wailing about vinyl only...

Mine's in the post. Sounds interesting

Yes to that

Damn, didn't want to start the day with this news. Unlike others never saw him live, not sure if he ever played over here, but his recordings made a very big impact. Also loved the recent film. I'm separated from my collection but would definitely be playing the NYAQ box set today. Will have to see what Spotify has to offer instead. RIP

RIP

Loved them when they came out, early in my Jazz journey. Haven't listened to either in years but still buy Coleman albums without hesitation

I've read listings from Japanese sellers that describe the stains as damp or humidity stains. I don't think I have ever bought a non-Japanese release from Japan. Certainly never seen similar stains on European or UK purchases and we drink a lot of tea

The staining is created by the humidity I think

I'd be very interested if anyone has a lead on the vinyl edition of 'Koan' Thanks

Box is now on Spotify in the UK