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  1. Dave Liebman/Tatsuya Nakatina/Adam Rudolph - The Unknowable [RareNoise] first of two new Liebman's on RareNoise Records (the other has Hamid Drake instead of Nakatina). This one is beautifully recorded. Rudolph's live processing really adds to the overall effect. As a Liebman agnostic this was a bit of a risk but I'm pleased I took it
  2. was listening to that the other day. Very fine
  3. More than that as Chris Laurence and Henry Lowther both play on the solo album
  4. Oh yes!!!
  5. So sad. His solo album is a masterpiece.
  6. Both in stock at Honest Jons for UK, and possibly European, purchasers. £35
  7. Peerless Disc 1
  8. This compilation has been an absolute revelation in the last week or so. From that I'm now investigating this superb album
  9. Yes, it's me and I'm forever grateful to you for posting it and recommending it. Great album. I'm holding out as perhaps the only European copy
  10. The Triffids! early and later. Very fine band. Some great gigs
  11. High and low I've hunted. LPs for $90 but nothing else here's three Brit trios
  12. Oh yes. My introduction to both Drake and Anderson. Okka Disk was a great label Absolutely agree on the first and third. Would love to hear the second but it's not easy to come by the last time I looked
  13. Herbie Mann - Whirling Dervishes [Atlantic, mono]
  14. Long Ryders were regular visitors to London, saw them a few times around the release of their first couple of albums. Always good value. Sid Griffin lived here, maybe still does. Green On Red, now there was a great live band. Not sure they were Paisley Underground but were contemporaneous, in my head at least. I daren't check to see how wrong my memory is... edit to add: just read back through the thread and I was saying much the same 4 years ago. Consistent or boring? hmm
  15. Tonight, lots of Jazz harp. A tribute to Alice Coltrane and Dorothy Ashby https://www.kingsplace.co.uk/whats-on/jazz/legacy-alice-coltrane-and-dorothy-ashby/ I saw the band play an Alice celebration set last year, very good not slavish reproduction but seemingly heartfelt tribute. Very much looking forward to 'Afro-Harping' tonight
  16. Andrew Hill - Judgement! [Blue Note/Music Matters, 45rpm]
  17. and you only have to get up from your seat once. Less exercise though
  18. Andrew Hill - Point Of Departure [Blue Note/Music Matters, 45rpm] this morning's arrival, sounding glorious
  19. I didn't know about that one. Listening on Spotify now. Thanks for posting
  20. Thanks, I'd not thought to look there. The LP commands high price Other titles of note are the two Abdul Wadud duet albums with Leroy Jenkins and Julius Hemphill. Also two Sea Ensemble releases
  21. I'd love to hear that Dyani
  22. Shall do. I shall use this as a prompt to contact him
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