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  1. That's not Pam Grier on the Ornette cover. In fact, it could be a photo montage, but more likely that's a pair of twins. Probably models.
  2. I love Kraftwerk. I used to have "The Mix" on cassette when I was a kid and listening to it all day long! Now that I've discovered their "regular" albums, I have to say for me (and I know not everyone agrees) their best-crafted and most atmospheric album must be "Computerwelt".
  3. There's a guy over at the Hoffman forums looking for them. Maybe you two should work something out. http://www.stevehoffman.tv/forums/showthread.php?t=282479
  4. Almost certainly they were worked out beforehand. Maybe pre-composed solos would be a good topic for a thread. Don't know if this has been discussed here before.
  5. Oliver Nelson. In fact, he sometimes plays so few, but well chosen notes, that I have to suspect that some of his solos are pre-composed! Most notably, his solo on "Stolen Moments".
  6. Haha. Good call. (I guess you're refering to slide_advantage_redoux' post.)
  7. Picked up a few Blue Notes today... John Patton - Understanding {U.S. Liberty sleeve and 1968 German pressing with VAN GELDER in the deadwax} Eric Dolphy - Out to Lunch {70's Liberty blue label reissue} Baby Face Willette - Stop and Listen {90's Connoisseur vinyl} All sound very nice (the Connoisseur being the best of them, what a surprise) and were under 20€ each.
  8. What inscriptions are there in the deadwax of your vinyl? I've heard that some of these Applause reissues even used the original RVG-cut stampers. Maybe that's why it sounds so good?
  9. I have the feeling that's just SOME picture of Miles that they happened to get a clearence on for the online article. Not sure it's the actual stamp. Also, that photo of Miles from the Don Cheadle article is definitely not from 1977. It's from the same session as the cover of the Mosaic Bitches Brew set. 1969, probably. These people should get their stuff right. Just sayin...
  10. Kenny Dorham - Jazz Contemporary 1960 mono pressing. Found yesterday in a shop in Berlin.
  11. Thanks for ansking that question. I was looking for it myself some time ago, to no avail. Has anybody ever seen the movie? Would be interesting to see how Miles music integrates with the images.
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    Mal Waldron

    Mal's 1971 album "The Call" is one of my favorites. He plays electric piano and there's also an organ on the date played by Jimmy Jackson (with a very distinct sound, I'd say more rock than jazz, but not a Deep Purple kind of rock). Eberhard Weber is on bass and Fred Braceful on drums. This is on JAPO records, but practically an ECM recording. I also recommend Mal Waldron's German recordings with Dusko Goykovich from 1967, some of which are available on the (great) European compilations "Forum West: Modern Jazz from West Germany 1962-1968) and "Focus Jazz: More Modern Jazz from the Wewerka Archives 1966-1969".
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