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midnight to midnight eastern wkcr http://www.columbia.edu/cu/wkcr/ bix all day monday

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this one, hands down. not sure if it's available yet. i bought the vinyl when it was released. then there's that live concert at kent state i have on cassette from 1981.

connies's buying. http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?.../s151845S96.DTL

wmbr cambridge research and development http://wmbr.mit.edu/

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/feedarticle/7351193

Actually he did two, didn't he? One was "Officium," which was a beautiful album. I forget the name of the other one. i think garbarek is miscast as a jazz artist. his profound meditative and contemplative sides trump his other stuff.

garbarek did a duo album with pipe organ, which i love, and the hilliard stuff is gorgeous.

egberto!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! actually i prefer egberto to towner on both guitars and keyboards.

chesy indeed! dis, by garbarek and towner is a most beautiful album, however.

http://www.columbia.edu/cu/wkcr/ nest weekend, a couple days of ornette :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

I must transfer that one from LP. Here's another hidden Towner, only available now as part of a 3CD Azimuth box - Winstone, Taylor, Wheeler + Towner: agreed. i'm lucky enough to have the vinyl.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hhB8H1YnRF0

:rolleyes:

world, i agree. a magnificent long forgotten towner ecmer(trio) is batik with eddie gomez and probably jack. it is so very beautiful with tons of energy and really moves. solstice, with an all-star cast, is inspired music. i own a couple paul winter discs with towner, also.

I am obsessed with this album. i quite understand. it is awesome!

ARGO LP 2638

i have on tape a great duo set stan did in france with elvin in the early 80's. i hope that is released someday.

a few rarely mentioned jewels are the soundtrack of mickey one, getz and fiedler at tanglewood, for musicians only with sonny stitt and diz, and a gorgeous string album (cool velvet) arranged by russ garcia.

they sure sold a lot of records. many folks sell many records, and many are seldom, if ever, played. the five's records were often played till they wore out.

thanks MG. i just ordered 'blow...' it was only 5 or 6 bucks at amazon.

phil played a gorgeous clarinet solo on a petula clark(warm and tender) cover of joni's 'he played real good' which is one of the most moving and beautiful pieces i own, not to speak of the hundreds of recordings we all own of phil in an orchestra or small group.

thanks, guys!