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I saw an Instagram post saying exactly the same yesterday, you perhaps or there's two copies on the way to resale. I haven't played mine in years, possibly a third

Best to get it over and done with early

That presupposes that Reading's free fall doesn't continue to League 2 next season...transfer embargoes, points deductions and Andy Carroll Dulwich trip sounds great (even with necessity to cross the river). I know someone who really enjoys taking young son to see Hastings Town. That level is where the real football is, perhaps

The mighty Reading FC. Hometown club, watched them as a kid, now distant supporter

Which is why I'm not too sad to be following my team in League One this season, first time for a while in tier 3...

Nice cover design. Bet the music's pretty special too. I have so many recordings by both of them individually and a couple together that I'm not sure I need another but...

I have copies of both of those down to your recommendations at some point over the last few years. Both work for me

Peter Appleyard & Orchestra - Per-cus-sive Jazz [Audio Fidelity, 1960]

Very much enjoying episode 22, my first episode. I don't visit Mixcloud often, is it possible to get a full track rundown somewhere on the app? Scratch that, seen how to do so now

Sorry, not paying sufficient attention

Coppola's 'One From The Heart' perhaps Although the Waits/Gayle album is hardly household famous except in my household Marvin's 'Troubleman'? Quadrophenia Tommy?

Well it was definitely a precursor and crossover into Acid Jazz. Started around the great Jazz Revival that brought Courtney Pine, Steve Williamson et al. I suspect may even have been bubbling under in the club scene prior Here you go, not Blakey but Tommy Chase perhaps, but definitely IDJ I didn't dance...

Harish Raghavan - In Tense [Whirlwind Recordings, 2022]

My memory, a bit hazy, of the Jazz Dance movement in London is that there was a very good dose of Jazz involved. Groups like I Dance Jazz danced to Blakey's Messengers and similar hard bop, some Pharaoh tunes were big too alongside some more Latin influenced Jazz tunes. This was the first time I saw dancing to Jazz as a fairly common occurrence in the Jazz Cafe, Dingwalls etc

I saw Chance live and would agree with that assessment

Yes, I agree. Lots of pretty disastrous housing developments in the style here too but also some that are now enjoying a re-evaluation. A style that certainly divides opinion, still.

Saw him a couple of times with ICP, great musician His first name is misspelt in the thread title, 'Tristan'

Certainly some of its optimism Brutalism undergoing a major re-evaluation in UK. I'd say it was a style that followed but is distinct from Modernism as a style

I remember that too. The Blood Ulmer album of the time was often found amongst post-punk collections

That's probably my favourite of them all. 'Christmas from a hooker in Minneapolis' is genius, pure Waits. I think I began to lose interest because the rock element began to predominate a bit more.

I know them all up to the end of that trilogy, then I stopped being so attentive

I know, they've been pushing it on Instagram, I've stayed away...so far. I agree, the selection has been top notch

A big favourite

Dead ones...

I usually don't mind the 45rpm reissues, I have a few of the Blue Note Music Matters that sound great, but I'm not sure I want to break up the continuity of the music on this album anymore than just the once on a 33rpm LPs I have (two different pressings). Or not at all, as on my CD. That said, I'd love to hear what this sounds like