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  1. That's lovely. Thanks for posting it
  2. Woody Shaw - In The Beginning [Muse]
  3. Some legacy
  4. I think "curious" is being polite.. It's such a great record that I'm not surprised if nothing else he did touches it
  5. Clifford Jordan - In The World [Polydor UK} edit to ask:is there anything else like this in Jordan's discography?
  6. Bu Pleasant - Ms. Bu [Muse] with thanks to Jsngry and others over at the Obscure Recordings thread. No longer obscure in this small part of north London
  7. Last night, two excellent sets from Hear In Now. The first as a trio, the second with Alexander Hawkins as guest. Recorded too, hopefully to see the light of day It's been good to have them in London for the best part of a week, playing with AEOC, and Tomeka Reid with Jaimie Branch. All three such accomplished and adventurous musicians. Mazz Swift's vocals were a surprise package to me, used sparingly but to great effect in both groupings.
  8. "In The World" Archie Shepp - The Tradition [Horo]
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    Lou Gare RIP

    What a great shame. A few years ago he did a two or three night residency at Oto. It was the first time I'd seen him live and enjoyed it so much I returned for a second night. Wish I'd had taken more opportunities to hear him play. I have a solo recording, "No Strings Attached" on Matchless, purchased at the gig, that will now be played this afternoon
  10. Dick Grove Orchestra - Little Bird Suite [Pacific Jazz] with thanks to Jeffcrom over at the Obscure thread
  11. No, it's longer and is more Soul oriented, I'd say
  12. Mike Nock's ECM piano trio, Ondas, deserves to be a lot better known too
  13. They certainly do. Absolutely stunning performance. The string trio sounded like they'd been playing with the others for years. All made perfect musical sense. Oto does often record and release concerts so we may be lucky, it was a 3 day residency after all
  14. Sitting in a very busy Oto waiting for tonight's performance. Hoping it's even half as good as last night's seems to have been. Feeling confident.
  15. Yes on the Colbeck - one day I'll own the LP (the day my lottery ticket comes up). Don't know the Young at all
  16. Thanks for the reminder, made my pledge so it's 98%+ now The Levin is very good. Clifford, I too have an original, slightly beat, and the sound is an improvement
  17. Just ordered a copy. The few available online clips sound very good indeed
  18. No, I've not. I have a later Sonet Chila-Chila which is very good. About 25 years ago a Turkish colleague persuaded me to accompany him to a gig "because I liked Jazz" and it was Temiz and his Magnetic Trio and my introduction to him. London's large Turkish diaspora was out in force and it was a great evening. I've been grateful ever since for having the opportunity to see him live.
  19. Really pleased, and a little surprised, to see that listed. It's such a strong album and was my introduction to both Vosloo and Hanslip both of whom have been worth following since. Nice choice! Another fan of El Nutto here. Any other Gibbs you'd recommend as similar? I've checked a few samples but not found anything that grabs me quite as much yet
  20. It is! I just found the full LP online. Great recommendation felser
  21. Anything paired with that McNeill has to be worth looking into, thanks and whilst we're at it why not mention the other McNeill's Washington Square and Tanner Suite. Both available as affordable Universal Sounds reissues rather than bank-busting originals I'll also put a shout in for an absolute favourite, Marc Levin Ensemble - Songs, Dances and Prayers. Again the reissue by Centrifuga will save you much £££ on the original. It's a great reissue job all round with involvement of Levin himself
  22. mjazzg

    The 'Mats

    London's finest every time! Like the Replacements and solo Westerberg though just no way near as much
  23. I'm glad you enjoyed it. I'm going with a realistic expectation of his current powers I often feel like taking a walk to the back of the metaphorical stage and having a rest and I'm not Sanders' age
  24. Within the last two years the following have represented, or could play for the Catalonian National side - Pique, Bartra, Jordi Alba, Busquets, Fabregas, Xavi, Victor Valdes. And they are just the household names. Looking at the list here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catalonia_national_football_team you'll see many of the current squad play top flight football in La Liga or elsewhere. They'd give both England and USA a good run for their many and some better teams too
  25. how was it HutchFan? I've tickets for next month's visit to London
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