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Now onto another big want fulfilled Huey Simmons - Burning Spirits [Contemporary Records, France 1971]

Spontaneous Music Ensemble - Karyobin, are imaginary birds said to live in paradise [Island Records, UK 1968] Finally, a near perfect copy. Such extraordinary music. I'm so pleased to have this original.

Hard to better that one

That's a good run

It's great. Mine's the first reissue from 1977 The most recent reissue appears to have been this from a while ago https://www.discogs.com/release/3057020-Brötzmann-Van-Hove-Bennink-Balls

Slipped already, added The Complete Pacific Jazz And Capitol Recordings Of The Original Gerry Mulligan Quartet And Tentette With Chet Baker to today's purchases. That should scratch my West Coast itch for a while I hope. I daren't look at the BN sale!

The Complete Pacific Jazz Studio Recordings Of The Chet Baker Quartet With Russ Freeman Having flirted with this Mosaic for ages finally pulled the trigger. Now really excited to dig into it

Be interested to hear what you make of it. It's obviously sparser being a trio and I think the clarinet playing is pretty special. In those sleeve notes it mentions that he was well taken by Coltrane's 'Om'! Brotzmann/Van Hove/Bennink - Balls [FMP, Germany 1977 RE]

It's definitely worth it if you do find one Today's playlist SML - Small Medium Large [International Anthem, US 2024] Keiki Midorikawa - Five Pieces Of Cake [Offbeat Records, Japan 1975] Laurel Halo - Atlas [Awe, US 2023] Anthony Braxton - Creative Orchestra Music 1976 [Arista, US 1976] Okay Temiz Trio - Turkish Folk Jazz [Sonet, UK 1975] no Stenson on this @HutchFan but I think it's the better album of the two that arrived recently

10 days in, symptoms subsided and back to normal or as close to as I'll ever be. A slight cough but I have undderlying respiratory issues so that's to be expected. Some fatigue but again that's ever present in non-Covid times.

Great label, consistent quality

That's interesting, is it alternates or new tunes?

Just found this too https://icporchestra.bandcamp.com/album/icp-orchestra-plays-herbie-nichols-in-nijmegen-1984

Often wondered about that

Yes, it's great isn't it. Stenson's so good as the piano shouldn't really fit into the music. I've been after it for years (saw Temiz in the 90s) and it popped up on a dealer's list the other day.

Kim Gordon at Glastonbury She most definitely still has it, whatever it may be. Effortlessly cool as ever....

Okay Temiz - Oriental Wind [Sonet, UK 1977]

😂definitely the best suggestion yet!! Better than going all Viking and burning it all as it leaves it open for future generations of archeologiss to decode the societal impact of box sets.... Sounds like an interesting festival too, joking aside

Yes, finally jumped. Prices only seemed to be heading one way and I sold a heap of old non-Jazz LPs recently so had a decent fighting fund. I listened to 'Approach' for the first time at the weekend, largely because of Togashi. Every time I thought "no, this is too smooth" something happened to snag my interest again. I definitely hear your ECM comparison. Enjoy it when it arrives. 'Distant Thunder' is a great choice

Thanks will check it out

Finally bought the LP of Spontaneous Music Ensemble - Karyobin Long time want off the list

Thanks, that's the only other one I own, I should have mentioned that. I agree it's a good one. He also appears on a couple of Vesala ECMs that I have.

Revisiting this thread as I've been listening to Szukalski with Stanko over the weekend. He's a real powerhouse on these albums Can anyone recommend anything by him other than with Stanko?

Thanks for such an insightful response. 'Restrained" and "almost like" WCJ actually make it more attractive to me. I also didn't realise Jaspar is on it, I rate him. I guess I should stream the albums and hear for myself but this has definitely nudged me into the "buy it" camp. Now, that shelf space...?

I'm a fan of Ross too so look look out for it. Marcus Gilmore is someone I enjoy as well