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Thank you. I shall investigate Just realised that 'On vibes' as a title is a pretty good clue. It's reissue title 'Mallets aforethought' makes it even more worthy of attention !

As a big vibes fan but at the same time sadly ignorant of Feldman's discography are there any albums where he solely plays vibes or does he always double?

Enjoyed listening to this very much. Thanks for reposting and making the show in the first place

I really should get round to buying all three of those Evans albums

Archie Shepp - Attica Blues Big Band, Live At The Palais Des Glaces tremendous (thanks to Pim for not liking it enough to part with it)

To a very happy buyer. Terrific service and grading, superfast postage too. Buy with confidence folks! Thanks Pim

I can try!

That's a Not Two All-stars band Unsure why it needs a wooden box. Also, seems odd that they're only releasing an 8 minute piece by the full ensemble. I wonder if there's going to be a follow up companion release with more from them all. Nice to see Homburger included playing the Bach solo and with BG. Saw that live, stunning

A local, central London hotel has just donated all its toilet paper and soap to the charity for older people that I work for to be distributed with our emergency food parcels. More could easily do the same

Thanks for highlighting this

An all time favourite. One of the great live albums. I've just finished listening to his 'Justments album, for the same reason Have now moved onto Curtis Mayfield - Sweet Exorcist. More genius.

1983?! Now I'm suddenly feeling my years. I was only reminiscing with a good friend just before the lockdown about seeing them about then, maybe a year later, in London. May still have the LP in a cupboard somewhere, maybe not

Great songwriter, great voice. Great loss.

Many Trost releases make it to Spotify

Beatrice Dillon - Workaround One of my occasional forays into contemporary electronic, dance related music. Pitchfork put it rather well "Though the 14 tracks range in style and duration, from hypnotic club cuts to brief, abstracted etudes, they all share a palette of scratchy drum machine and glistening FM synths; virtually all are paced at roughly 150 beats per minute, so that they feel less like standalone compositions than variations upon a single, overarching theme." or just, very good indeed, as I'd put it

New old Westbrook about to arrive. Nice feature here https://thebluemoment.com/2020/04/02/mike-westbrooks-citadel-room-315/amp/?__twitter_impression=true Purchase info at the bottom. Ordered mine!

Thanks Pim

Green-eyed monster

Ric Colbeck Quartet - The Sun Is Coming Up [Fontana] finally got myself a nice NM copy. What a session. J.F. Jenny-Clark!

I claim the prize. bigbandrecord is Jair Bolsanaro. Welcome to the board Mr. President!

PM sent on the Shepp

Whoa! He actually means this shit, doesn't he? Must be a hell of a lonely bubble. The assertion that these death rates are attributable to 'regular' conditions must be founded on some evidence that the root cause of a spike in such deaths is travelling the world. Or maybe it's just a coincidence that death rates from 'regular' conditions have spiked like never before. Abject bollocks. Like Bresna said upthread times to use the 'ignore' function.

Thanks for posting this

Do you know Idris Rahman's trio Wildflower? Bet you do but if not try and have a listen. https://wildflowermusic.bandcamp.com/ Apologies I realise I'm thread bombing here. Maybe we need a London Jazz thread