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Roswell Rudd - The Definitive Roswell Rudd [Horo]

Larry Young - Heaven And Earth [Blue Note]

Larry Young - Contrasts [Blue Note]

Yes, I think mine too. Just playing 'Unity' now and 'Mother Ship' is lined up next

Larry Young - Into Something! [Blue Note/Music Matters, 45rpm] one of my all time favourite album covers. The music's pretty special too.

That's a fine label

That's a great record. So good that I bought it twice without realising! The only time I have done that, that I've spotted anyway

That's great. Thanks very much.Just found it to sample on Spotify

Thanks Clifford

I'm happy to hear that. The combination of Rudd and Dulfer can only be a winner really.

I'm hoping Pure Pleasure get around to doing a nice reissue of that soon

Yep, very pleased with it. Just ordered a copy of 'Orlando' to keep it company. What other Dulfer do you recommend (I have 'Maine' on the way too)? I'm thinking of getting Loevendie's 'Stairs!' next but this price is a bit hot and I have a dl of it already.

Playing here next week, thinking about it edit to add: watched the trailer, booked a ticket

Theo Loevendie 4tet - s/t [Universe Productions] picked up cheap today on the names of Loevendie and Dulfer alone. Pleasingly punchy stuff

Ill Considered - Ill Considered 3 [Ill Considered Music]

Archie Shepp - For Losers (Impulse)

https://www.theguardian.com/music/2019/mar/12/hal-blaine-obituary

Interesting read, thanks

Kosuke Mine Quintet - Second Album [Three Blind Mice] I'm always taken by how good this is when it gets its far too occasional outings. Takashi Imai on trombone really stood out today, I need to hear more by him Various Artists - GinParis Session 1963 [Three Blind Mice]

Eyes peeled

Albert Mangelsdorff Quintett - One Tension [Amiga] Brotzmann/Van Hove/Bennink/Mangelsdorff - Couscouss De La Mauresque [FMP] what a difference eight years makes, or not

Charlie Mariano ao - Jazz Inter-Session [King] Albert Mangelsdorff Quintet - Now Jazz Ramwong [Amiga]

First listen through of the LP. I hear more similarity to Jackie McLean than to the Mangelsdorffs dates. I think the presence of piano makes a big difference from the German dates. Certainly the unison horn passages recall 'Tension' et al. It's most intersting when Mariano solos. Tight and solid session that I'm sure will reveal more delights on more listens. Edit to add: I'very not listened to the Mangelsdorffs sessions for a number of months. Will do so later for a more current comparison.