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Palle Mikkelborg, Marilyn Mazur, Jakob Bro - Strands, Live At the Danish Radio Concert Hall

A classic

'Cool JoJo' is mainstream, straight ahead and rather marvellous No wobble on mine either

That does look good

Count me in too

Me too, and it's sequel. Read them decades ago, maybe worth a revisit

Two rooms of Joan Mitchell at Tate Modern, just fantastic. We need a major show of her works over here. Before, Marina Abromavic major chronological retrospective at Royal Academy. For me an exhibition of two halves, the first half very impactful. The second half, a lot less

Two very good albums right there

You really should try listening to Fela Kuti. If "arrogant stage behaviour" is a reason not to listen to someone that would exclude an awful lot of good musicians, Miles for one.

https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2023/nov/21/fela-kuti-bb-king-jimi-hendrix-miles-davis-val-wilmer-mi6

Billy Bauer - Plectrist As just mentioned in the Vinyl now playing thread

I have and really enjoy 'Cool Jojo', is there anything else like that in his discography?

That makes it sound particularly intriguing

That's sad news. Always enjoyed his playing. Only ever saw him with the reformed Psychedelic Furs, by accident.

Thanks but we're discussing Tyshawn Sorey not Sullivan Fortner whoever he is.

The Necks at Kings Place. If you know the Necks you already know what it was like. No deviation from their compellingly hypnotic modus operandi

How is that? One of the Togashis I have steered away from fearing a lightweight travelogue. It's probably streamable, I should look

Really, I wasn't aware. Thank you. Do you know the label? I can't find any reference online.

On that evidence, a fine pianist. A recording would be great

Tyshawn Sorey, piano solo. At Oto, packed to the rafters. Played in the dark, 50 minute improvisation and then 15 minute encore. Extraordinary

I know George but just not listened closely. I'll check this out. That sounds like a hell of a week. Hope it calms down for everyone concerned soon.

Great cover, don't know the album. Hope the virus and attendant hospital visits have subsided

Charles Lloyd Ocean trio at the Barbican last night. Some beautiful playing from all three. Cleverly paced with Clayton and Sewell doing some heavy lifting to give Lloyd plenty of rest. He looked notably less mobile than 4 years ago but when he played he played at length and strongly.

I've been streaming that. A talent, I think

'Medina' is the big one for me. I've stopped buying TPs of titles I already own as long as the originals play well