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The relevant Bandcamp page says Concord Music Group so I guess that's where the money goes, no different to other formats it's been released on.

Charles Mingus - Pithecanthropus Erectus [Atlantic, France 1960]

That was a tough listen, I thought. Not unimpressive but a lot to process. Seemed to figure high in a lot of end of year charts I should revisit it.

I love that set Never heard of it, checking for it now. It's not too often recordings live up their reputation I find. “This was my attempt to link the tradition of Duke Ellington to James Brown.” - LYLE

Sergio Armaroli & Evan Parker - Dialog [Hat Hut Ezz-thetics]

I'm pretty sure she's Portuguese. She's very good wherever she was born

Aha, lucky you

Yes but the median price is £30.80 and highest paid is £55 which gives a more realistic indication of current market value. I paid £40 for it a couple of years ago In London?

Good album

Yes, very nice album. I must listen to it again sometime

I've been very close to buying that this week. I have some doubts about the sound quality, as previous releases of the material have had poor sq, but that video helps to allay them. Anyone got it already? And yes I do realise that as an LP only release many won't be looking to

Bought a Bill Lowe and a Butcher, Lehn, Tilbury. Some contrast

Various - The Winners Pori Jazz Festival Composition Contest [Odeon/EMI, Finland 1973] Compositions played by group including Aaltonen, Vesala, Sarmanto ao

Vijay Iyer Trio - Compassion [ECM, Germany 2023]

All those Kenny Wheeler gigs I went to stood me in good stead for this My UK slection has also been ID'd, but not by another UK resident

Track 4 of this

Levin, has to be

OK, listening again and I think that's John Taylor. And then it would be Ron Matthewson perhaps. I didn't get that recent Jazz In Britain but I bet you did...

Phew...Dave Green?

Only one cello but lots of post production So it's been successfully ID'd by @Dub Modal for any of you who enjoyed it to check out

It is! Great album, one of the best from the recent scene I think. And an interesting inspiration that will resonate with some on the board

Just to add to thanks to @Dan Gould for all the logistics and herding of cats Now to listen, @Big Al nice one to start with, drips a soulful vibe that I can get right behind, liking the pianist's attack and the arrangement. *** @Dan Gould this is way outside my usual listening and I have always struggled with big bands (unless they're screeching free improv ones) but that sax solo has real bite to it, salty and fresh. I'll be interested to know who the player is. Overstays its welcome a bit **1/2 @danasgoodstuff intriguing from the start, I like the build up and then there's more than one piano so taht's confusing but it's definitely holding my attention. Part of me says I'd like to hear this tune played just by the initail pianist who's the one doing the interesting stuff here, shed the others. Intriguing, that final few notes sound very familiar ** but *** for that one pianist @Dub Modal I hear West Coast, somewhere I've been travelling to musically increasingly recently but don't know enough about. I hear music like this as rigorous and almost experimental on its own terms - bizarrely, and only in my ears I'm sure, I can hear Braxton being influenced by this. I like the space that's created within the arrangement and that ending is great ***1/2 @Eric now this is where I'm comfortable. I feel I should be able to ID the sax player but I can't at the moment. I'm guessing a late 80s into 90s possibly Black Saint but it could be a more contemporary recording influenced by then. Sax player is driving me mad. I really like this and will hope I own it...***1/2 @mjazzg someone needs a new pair of ears...🙄 @randyhersom this is great, at first I thought it was going to be just too smooth but oh no it's not. Is it Roland Kirk? Drummer's got something to say too ***1/2 @Rooster_Ties makes me think of Zawinul, Maupin and someone like Terumasa Hino but they never played together that I know of so maybe Kikuchi and Hino. There's a lot of music out there like this and for the me the initial impact is often more than it's staying power, it all gets a bit overcooked. I admire it more than be moved by it. If it's not Japanese, which I'm less sure of now, then it was surely released on Milestones **1/2 @sidewinder nice, of couse I'm thinking British but no-one's coming instantly to mind. I like the pianist, and the bassist is right in there too. I'm going for a UK band whose members are mostly still around and on the circuit, like Sulzman for instance *** @webbcity I want to say that this sounds a bit generic but that's possibly too dismissive it just seems that the trumpet apart there's not much to make it stand out for me **1/2 Thanks everyone, that was fun

Good ears @Dub Modal! Getting close, Nubiya is involved. You are one of three folk I thought might ID this. So which album? Paging @felser 😀

I always think Bennink is a great duo partner, actually any grouping. Marvellous drummer

Bet that's good