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Yes, it is. Purchased after a post of yours about it, so thank you. Finally found a copy in Europe

Al Francis - Jazz Bohemia Revisited [Lost Cosmic Unity]

Sanders is headlining a Coltrane tribute evening as part of the London Jazz Festival so I'm really pleased to hear these positive reports. looking forward to hearing him again

Howard Riley Trio - The Day Will Come [CBS] my first listen to this. What intensely involving playing throughout

John Cameron Quartet - Off Centre [Deram London]

I'd forgotten about that release. How did you find it?

A great trio, Gjerstad always delivers in my experience. Swell's attendance must have added something special.Glad to see PNL bought the T-shirt

Dave Burrell - High Won, High Two [Arista Freedom] w. Sirone and Bobby Kapp/Sunny Murray (and Pharoah Sanders on tambourine!) especially the West Side Story medley

I've got "Insight" on the way. And by way of contrast, now listening to Moholo/Stabbins/Tippett - Tern [FMP]. It always annoyed me that the CD reissue was incomplete so I had to rectify that. Lovely set. Stabbins is under recorded in the freer context which is a shame.

Rod Levitt Orchestra - Solid Ground [RCA Victor] enjoying this new arrival very much. Purchase in part inspired by the Levitt thread here from a couple of years back that Google turned up for me

Jaimie Branch - Fly Or Die [International Anthem] very impressive

Harold McNair - Flute & Nut [RCA]

Enjoy that, Steve. He's over in London in November so hopefully he'll be nicely in the groove by then...I saw Moholo-Moholo's 4 Blokes at the weekend. The most intense and joyous two hours of music I've witnessed in a long time

No! That's dreadful news. I had no idea he was unwell. Always regret never seeing Husker Du, listened to them a lot

Heiner Goebbels/Alfred Harth - Hommage/Vier Fäuste Für Hanns Eisler [FMP]

Thanks Hutchfan (still enjoying my Byards!)

Personal collections don't often reflect the required profile of public library provision.Certainly so fifteen years or so ago when I was on the receiving end of well intentioned donations. Certainly won't have got any more so in the interim with the slow fade of the CD

That might just have to be my entry point to Hino. The other two are big favourites. Thanks for highlighting it - just need to brush up on my non-existent German!

The American Jazz Ensemble - New Dimensions [Epic] Cecil Taylor - At The Montmartre [Fontana]

Nedly Elstak Trio + Voice - The Machine [Fontana]

The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada

Lester Bowie - African Children [Horo]

Wired - Wired I & II from the same boxset as above

Iskra 1903 - Improvisations from Free Improvisation {Deutsche Grammophon]

Clare Fischer - First Time Out [Fontana] Gary Peacock really stands out throughout this