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Got that one at a Sam Goody sale back in the 70's, amazing record, quite overlooked in the big picture.

We're it! 🙂

Buell Neidlinger and Denis Charles come immediately to mind for me, followed by Raphe Malik, Ramsey Ameen, and Ronald Shannon Jackson (realize others think more highly of his work).

Very little interaction between Redman/Taylor/Jones, much of Taylor's work on it is solo.

Marshall Crenshaw "I Suffered For My Art, Now It's Your Turn"

Keith Jarrett

Thx!

Getting expensive with shipping to USA running another 20 euros for the bundle. I'll probably wait and see if other sellers such as DG carry these.

Researching the Palm recordings further, I realize the two I'm most interested in, 'Us' and 'Mother Africa', have never made it to CD or download. 'Funky Funky Rib Crib' is around on CD, and the samples sound interesting enough. Not sure what to make of 'Exactment', where he seems to go it alone with some percussion in the background. Any thoughts on some of his later recordings, especially 'Worlds', which is also readily available on CD?

That I would like to hear.

The sound quality is quite disappointing. I'll report back on the bonus material. The album, of course, is essential, but I'll have to decide if I'm better off with this or my 1992 single CD, based on the additional material.

Well done!

And no Roberta Flack? Shame on you!

His sound was unmistakable. Loved his work with Ornette.

Nice set, much more life than his later stuff. Great price.

He could be pretty flighty and indulgent at times, not everything he did was "good", but he was almost always interesting.

Thanks! Shipping to USA is another 20. euros, so I may try to get them from other vendors.

Sigh. I'd probably would be in for CD or even download. I believe some of this is available on individual CD's.