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I thought the original was the German CBS

Albert Mangelsdorff Quintet - Now Jazz Ramwong [Amiga Jazz, GDR 1982 mono RE]

Move it straight to the front, it's that good Something about a trip to Thailand or Indonesia? Although I may be mixing it up with a Tony Scott album Also, don't miss out on 'One Tension' by the same band

Which release is that? I don't know about it

Have you heard the long piano piece 'Permutations For Solo Piano' on 'That/Not'? Very Feldman-esque to my ears And Cafe Oto the night after with Pat Thomas. That's the one I might try and get to

I discovered Rubikon through a recommendation here, possibly from you. An album I have listened to more than once, definitely. I must check out the Roberts/Brice too, I had forgotten about it. Another issue with the slew of releases.

Jackie McLean - One Step Beyond [ Blue Note, NY stereo 1964]

Johnny Hunter, Mark Hanslip, Olie Brice - Divisions [Discus]

I forgot this from my earlier list Caroline Kraabel & Neil Metcalfe - March I seem to have focussed exclusively on UK improv this year, so far. I like the look of a lot of them, Steve. I ordered the Prevost/Rowe at the weekend. I wish 577 had better distribution here. They seem to be focussing on UK players too recently

Lovely album

I really enjoyed it. Especially the Cirillo tracks toward the end. I'm a fan of those early Mingus with La Porta etc so this sat nicely with them Next up, to accompany some work admin Duane Tatro - Jazz For Moderns

Teo Macero & Wally Cirillo - Explorations: Jazz Composers Workshop [ Fresh Sounds]

Tom Waits, I assume there's not another album with that title. I was knocked out by that the day I bought the LP in the week it was released. I can still remember listening to it with my mate, we were big Waits fans and Heartattack And Vine had hinted a little at a new direction but we didn't see the new sound coming at all

John Pope and John Garner - Water Music Alexander Hawkins Trio - Celestial Carnival Brotzmann, Bekkas, Drake - Catching Ghosts Paul Dunmall - Meditations For Clarinets

That's some heavy stuff for first thing! Prompted me to put my copy on the deck, been too long

Have listened to that a few times in the last days too, lovely music. Autumn definitely in the London air too

Used to listen to this one, can't remember too much about it though https://www.discogs.com/release/3250782-Paul-Bley-Sonny-Greenwich-Outside-In

Been in the pipeline for a while now. Souffle Continu have been working through the Palm label. They do a very good job of their reissues

Alexander Hawkins Trio - Carnival Celestial [Intakt]

Yes

Break A Vase, no.24. https://www.mixcloud.com/AlexanderHawkinsMusic/break-a-vase-episode-24/ No.25 up next

And?

Not yet but now I know about it and see it's on Tidal, I shall do later. I think Blade is a terrific drummer but often feel that's a little hidden in the Fellowship

Cecil Taylor - Tzotzil Mummer Tzotzil [Leo Records, UK 1988] bought on release when new to Jazz and was completely baffled. Love it now.

Togashi Yamashita Duo - Kizashi Live [Next wave, Japan 1981]