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Absolutely this, age too

Primitive Community & Toshiaki Yokota - Primitive Community [Universal Music, 2023 RE]

The Cassandra is a mystery to me, everything except the song titles is in Japanese. Only English language info I can find online is the Discogs entry. She's singing standards with a piano trio. I've always loved her voice since first hearing her in about '85 so this was a lovely surprise The Azamiah is a very pleasant Jazzy Soul album, very of today. Not earth shattering by any means but works as a nice diversion. From Scotland, part of that country's "Jazz" scene that's produced a couple of nice things recently Only three tracks or so in, so far very Irreversible Entanglements. They seem to have co-opted a pianist for some tunes. Possibly a bit tightened up, shorter tracks. Camae Ayewa still to full effect not offering anything much by way of lyrical compromise.

Irreversible Entanglements - Protect Your Light [Impulse, 2023]

Everytime you, and possibly @Pim, post that I think I must get a copy, so thinking that again now Meanwhile playing here, I only very recently discovered the existence of this early, possibly first, recording by Cassandra Wilson, so very pleased to get a copy Cassandra Wilson - New Yorker In A Sentimental Mood [JAL Strato Sound, Japan, 1985] And next Azamiah - In Phases [Rebecca's Records, 2023 UK]

I bet that's a fabulous set. Savall is always worth close attention although I gave up trying to keep up

That's very good

Me too soon

Great, thanks ever so much

I suspect this just reflects Leo being an effectively one man show and a man who's retiring at that, not getting the US distribution sorted before releasing to us lucky UK folk

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Thanks, I've seen that in listings recently. Will have a delve

Like what? Always intrigued when 'obscure' scenes have a light shine on them Max this afternoon Max Roach - Chattahoochee Red [Columbia, 1981] Picked up for the country price of a couple of pints of beer in a dusty country town shop yesterday. What a terrific listen Now onto Max Roach Quartet - Nommo [Victor, Japan 1978]

That's one I've been trying to remember all evening so I could get it off the shelf again. Thanks

That's the one. I think there's another but I haven't got access to my downloads at the moment

Another Minimal Brass fan here. All the Wadadas are well worth a listen. Kabell Years was a great service to music. Justifies Tzadik's existence alone

Masada Quartet Bar Kokhba The 50th Birthday series, especially Graves and Wadada The Dreamers Dreamachine The more recent William Blake inspired albums the names of which escape me at the moment

And me Saw that live, really good. One of my favourite Zorn's. I had the full run of the quartet discs, lost them

This is very good news. I'd more or less given up following Tzadik releases as they became too expensive to import on CD and were only occasionally available for download purchase through Boomkat.

Glad you found it. I saw it performed at the Purcell Room, very memorable

Review here https://thebluemoment.com/

Love that album

I ordered it anyway

Just read up on that, sounds intriguing

Onto the studio sides, completely unrecognisable from my bootleg copy. Just beautifully rendered, well done Luaka Bop The posthumous power of The King