I've tickets for Anouar Brahem, Tolliver (though may not make it), ahmed and finally David Murray.
Would have liked to see more but life won't allow. I may sneak in Tim Berne if tickets are still available on the day
Sir Bob as eloquent as ever
"charitable has always given donors and charity workers what economist James Andreoni termed a “warm glow”
as one of those workers, 'warm glow' isn't a common experience at all. Doing our best to empathise with clients' increasingly precarious situations and fighting ever tightening budgetary restrictions are a lot more common.
https://www.discogs.com/master/1133654-Charles-Mingus-Revenge-The-Legendary-Paris-Concerts
https://www.discogs.com/master/239126-Charles-Mingus-The-Great-Concert-Of-Charles-Mingus
https://www.discogs.com/release/15887968-The-Charles-Mingus-Quintet-Charles-Mingus-Sextet-Eric-Dolphy-The-Salle-Wagram-Concert-Complete-Editisrsltid=AfmBOorTHJUUqrKcsHWEiZGB0-t_V_XVRC4fzggas1Oclvzkwr2BFtMt
These links might help, they give tracklists for each release
Work, Money, Death - The Space In Which... [ATA Records UK, 2021]
Dizzy Reece - Asia Minor [New Jazz/Wave Jazz Classics, Japan 1992 RE]
Andrew Hill - Black Fire [Blue Note, 1964 Mono]