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just to clarify, the company was not selling the episodes. maybe for festival showings, etc.

yes, it's the same soul tv shows. net-tv, nyc. hosted by Ellis Haizlip. a company had acquired all the episodes, and had like 20-30 listed on their webiste, with details for each show. it was mostly soul music, but quite a bit of jazz episodes as well.

i have a couple of questions. there was a weblink of a library, or organization that had all the nyc net 'soul tv' shows listed from the 60's/70's. can anyone supply that link. also, does the drummer bob moses hum along to his playing sometimes, kind of like bud powell. thanks

Italian triple LP set, "Don Ayler in Florence 1981" i would like to trade for cdr's of these if anyone has them. thanks

i found what i think i was looking for at http://ayler0.tripod.com/html/what_s_new.html "Two Brothers" it mentions only one release by don: Italian triple LP set, "Don Ayler in Florence 1981" i would like to trade for cdr's of these if anyone has them. thanks

it discussed him in general, and his own lp releases. i thought that i saw it at the ayler site www.ayler.supanet.com/ mirror http://ayler0.tripod.com but i can't find it. thanks, len

have Byard Lancaster & J. R. Mitchell Live at MacAlester College '72 Dogtown Records BYARD LANCASTER & CLINT JACKSON Mother Africa 1974 palm records Byard Lancaster "Funny Funky" 1976 palm Byard Lancaster 'Exodus' Philly Jazz 1977 Byard Lancaster Dogtown(?) 'Personal Testimony' (Concert Artists) 10/23/79 need Byard Lancaster Sounds of Liberation-New Horizons, on Dogtown Records FW 9683, in 1972 Palm records: BYARD LANCASTER & STEVE MCCALL Us 1973 Byard Lancaster & Keno Speller 'Exactement' 1974 GARRETT LIST "American Images" (Horo 1978). with BYARD LANCASTER, GENIE SHERMAN, SADIQ ABDU SHAHID DOUG HAMMOND (BYARD LANCASTER) "FOLKS" IDIBIB 1980 and don ayler 'in florence 1981' 3 lp set. contact me for trade list. thanks updated 2/3/06

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l p, so you have watched every British comedy series have you? >>> no, but i've given several a chance, including obscure john cleese short films (which are great). 'young ones' is just that - for young ones. i can't see a 40-50 year old person admiring that show. i will check out 'Absolutely Fabulous'. a big problem with 'the office' is that half of it is just filler. when david brent is not on screen, there is no comedy. gareth sometimes picks up the slack, but rarely.

Yeah, limited, or no taste. I see you've not changed a bit. Still think the white man can't play jazz, Jaco being the exception of course.

Are you crazy? no, it's called having taste. now go back to listening to your stan getz and zoot sims. of course people will say 'monty python'. well, out of like a 2-3 hour tape of skits, you'll get one or two good skits. those are not good odds. but you, catesta, are probably talking about the show that's on all the time on pbs late night. department store, all old people working there, the women wearing various colored wigs. funny stuff?

That explains it. i knew angry's puppydog catesta wouldn't be too far behind in this thread. catesta, don't you get tired of kissing that guy's ass? btw, i have confirmation from an old thread about the foreigner songs. roll your eyes until they fall out.

i could live without Atlantis circa 1967-1969. from moudry discography: these are nice 1969/70. dates are not exact. My Brother the Wind Volume II The Night of the Purple Moon is probably 1970, but maybe 1969 The Solar-Myth Approach half of Space Probe is 69-70 for more correct info, you'd have to get the earthly recordings vol 2 discography. 1967/68 and earlier is totally different sun ra. it's not anything like the peak years (imo) of the 70's.

the zen man must be too busy singing songs by foreigner, making sure he gets the lyrics right.

in the tv guide, this weekend's special is allotted 3 hours, maybe because of commercials. this show, and fawlty towers - the only excellent comedy to come out of the u.k.

a bud discographer confirms this.

really, the best atmosphere to hear ron burton in, is on the kirk early 70's shows. some of those are being treed on the miles list, kirk list, etc. i'm sure that kirk was very disapointed when he had to replace burton in late 1973.

if you want the best sun ra, get everything that he released from 1970-1979.

my mistake. had berlin in my brain.

it's possible that brownie's right. there could be more material from this date. we have 20min, obviously he played a longer concert than that.

not even on the ayler tree? ayler tree Disc 4 1. Our prayer [Donald Ayler] (4:25) 2. Ghosts [Ayler] | Bells [Ayler] (11:12) 3. Truth is marching in [Ayler] (7:02) 4. Omega [Ayler] (3:42) Personnel: Donald Ayler-tp; Albert Ayler-ts; Michel Sampson-vln; Bill Folwell-b; Beaver Harris-d. Berlin Jazz Festival, Berlin, Germany, 661103.

this is peculiar, because the day before my posting about this, the timings on your Henry Grimes discography for this session were as wrong as the timings on allmusic.

i compared the info from http://www.ayler.supanet.com/html/what_s_new.html to see what's new on the ayler box, and came up with this list (things on ayler-tree = not counted as new). HOLY GHOST - Albert Ayler Revenant Records RVN213CD 9 CD box set new: Disc 1: Herbert Katz Quintet: Katz (guitar) with Albert Ayler (tenor saxophone); Teuvo Suojärvi (piano); Heikki Annala (bass); Martti Äijänen (drums). Recorded June 30, 1962 in Helsinki, Finland 1. Sonnymoon for Two (Sonny Rollins) 8:29 2. Summertime (George Gershwin/Ira Gershwin) 6:53 3. On Green Dolphin Street (Bronislau Kaper) 3:26 Disc 3 through 4 Disc 5: Albert Ayler Quintet: Ayler (tenor saxophone) with Don Ayler (trumpet); Michel Samson (violin); Bill Folwell (bass); Beaver Harris (drums). Recorded November 8, 1966 at De Doelen: Rotterdam, The Netherlands 6. Spoken introduction by Peter de Wit 1:25 7. Truth Is Marching In 11:14 8. Bells 5:35 9. Spirits Rejoice 10:51 10. Free Spiritual Music, Part IV 6:44 Disc 6: Pharoah Sanders Ensemble: Sanders (tenor saxophone) with Chris Capers (trumpet); unknown (alto saxophone); Albert Ayler and unknown (tenor saxophone); Dave Burrell (piano); Sirone (bass); Roger Blank (drums). Recorded January 21, 1968 at the Renaissance Ballroom: New York City 5. Venus (Pharoah Sanders)/Upper and Lower Egypt (Pharoah Sanders) 22:59 Albert Ayler: Ayler (tenor saxophone, vocal, solo recitation [track 7]) with Call Cobbs (piano, Rocksichord); Bill Folwell (electric bass guitar); Bernard Purdie (drums); Mary Parks (vocal, prob. tambourine); Vivian Bostic (vocal). Recorded ca. late August 1968 in New York City area 6. Untitled Blues 6:04 7. Untitled Sermon 0:50 8. Thank God for Women (Albert Ayler/Mary Parks) 10:16 9. New Ghosts [demo fragments] (Albert Ayler/Mary Parks) 7:10 Disc 7 through 9. end.

are there spirituals/gospel songs on these releases?

i believe these are conga players. don alias lawrence killian