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More from SA with some crossover in personnel The Blue Notes - The Blue Notes In Concert, Volume 1 [Ogun, UK 1968]

Gwigwi's Band - Kwela [77 Records, UK 1967]

Just playing, Cassie Kinoshi' s Seed - Gratitude [International Anthem] Kinoshi is relatively young and developing a very interesting composition and arranging voice most evident on recordings with her Seed Ensemble but other work with smaller string ensembles is as yet unrecorded. One for the future.

Tomasz Stanko/ Edward Vesala Quartet - Live At Remont [Helicon, Poland 1978] Followed by Cassie Kinoshi's Seed - Gratitude [International Anthem, USA 2024]

Tamar Osborn, Will Glaser, Yohannes Kebede - 44:42 [Red Dust Records, 2024 UK] Excellent, Osborn's becoming a real name to watch these days.

An awful lot of potential realised from that trio. I always wished they'd played over here

That is a very good album

Wlodzimierz Nahorny Trio - Heart [Polskie Nagrania, Poland 1968]

Thanks, I had a quick stream and it did sound interesting TTK is to be deferred to most definitely

Is that as good as it's title and cover art suggest?

And the drumming master himself, at the same time he's playing with Brötzmann, Parker and Tchicai...

Very tempting. Just found samples here @Pimhttps://www.juno.co.uk/products/clifford-jordan-beyond-paradiso-1969-vinyl/1018399-01/

Lankum - False Lankum And then, Pentangle - Cruel Sister

Thanks, I think it has to be my top score not least because a lot of previously sold copies seem to be G+, obviously a party album in its day

One of the biggest cricket grounds too. I'm there for a day of a Test Match three weeks today, will be packed again

I'd even forgotten it was on today

Yep, Atlantis. They got it in a couple of weeks ago and I showed restraint and common sense then but yesterday thought "sod it, won't see one of them again if it's still there I'm having it". Sometimes you just have to...

Yep. VG+, couple of ticks here and there, may well clean up. Cover is showing its age, same as me. Great music

And I thought it was Peaches & Herb...

Jazz Epistles - Jazz Epistle, Verse 1 [Continental Records, South Africa 1960] First listen to this weekend's big find, courtesy of my favourite record shop

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Eric and Cecil duets, oh for a recording of that meeting

I'm 62 so 15 to 18 from Punk through the Two Tone and Mod revivals Maybe I should try and watch the film again. You watched closer than I did and knew your Who albums better than me. I have never really liked The Who in any of their phases. I was listening to The Jam and then solo Weller rather the original bands. Weller is a huge Curtis fan, when I saw one of the final Jam concerts, in Brighton, they did a sensational 'Move On Up'. By then they were effectively proto-Style Council which was fine by me.

Thanks TTK, that's interesting. The film Quadrophenia kicked off a big revival here too, a friend went as far as a Vespa and a fish tailed parka. Looking back though, the casting of Sting may have worked commercially but not aesthetically. Of course, the Two Tone revival had already raised awareness of an adjacent subculture. I was 16 and suddenly sourcing small collared shirts and skinny ties...a short step to Mod from there

I've never really thought about the meaning behind that title before. Does 'Mods' in the US refer to the same youth and style group as over here? Great album