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Seriously, Judgement turned out to be one of the nicest t-shits I think I’ve ever gotten (in 30 years).

Yup, can confirm!! I got a Judgement and Out To Lunch — and they had Hill’s Compulsion!!! about 2-3 years ago (which I also got). All XL, but they’re all a ‘snug’ XL. The Judgement one is especially nice!! ❤️

Any that recorded? I’d love to discover some tasty releases that haven’t ever been on my radar before.

I was just gonna mention/ask about Gerald Wilson. Don’t have my Mosaic notes in front of me (cuz I’m at work), but was his a ‘working’ band? I didn’t get the sense that those were studio-only assemblages — though I know the personnel did vary from record to record, at least some (Tolliver on this date, Hutcherson on another, etc…) Anyway, his was the first name I thought of.

Many, many more!!!!

Yeah, M-BASE isn’t what I think of as being ‘fusion’ — but it isn’t simply jazz either. Honestly, it’s almost its own thing — like M-BASE is a whole separate sub genre of jazz.

It was definitely that Michael Naura Quartet date that was making me think of starting a similar thread barely 8 hrs before this one appeared (and I might well have done so myself today!) — so my vote goes for synchronicity!!

Got this lovely Michael Naura Quartet CD — Call (MPS, 1971) — in the mail a couple days ago… AND, I almost stared a thread about MPS myself only just yesterday!

To be honest, this was a date that I discovered the existence of at some point a few years ago (I presume). So I added to my ‘wanted’ list on Discogs, and promptly forgot all about it. Discogs had just the one track on YouTube that I posted above (and I couldn’t play it on-demand from Pandora, which had never heard of Lystedt) — so other than that one, I don’t know the album. (I just noticed it on my want-list yesterday, and thought if I posted it here, maybe I wouldn’t forgot about it again for probably a couple more years. ) So — I’m on a quest for it on CD, but one that does’t cost a mint.

No idea where or how I discovered this album (recorded in Sweden in 1963-64) -- which I'm only just now rediscovering in a want-list I have on discogs -- but I thought I'd better post about it, before I forgot all about it again for 5 more years probably... Not sure if this has ever been discussed any on the board, but this thread seemed as good as any... https://www.discogs.com/release/9595903-Lars-Lystedt-Sextet-Jazz-Under-The-Midnight-Sun Lars Lystedt Sextet – Jazz Under The Midnight Sun

And here's an episode with McCoy Tyner!

New(?), full-length, full-color upload of the entire episode of Soul with Lee and Horace Silver, et al… 01:58 Horace Silver - "Old Mother Nature Calls" 07:12 Horace Silver - "I've Had A Little Talk" 11:22 Lee Morgan - "I Remember Britt" 21:10 Lee Morgan - "Angela" 28:33 Horace Silver Interview 36:54 Bobbi Humphrey - "Sad Bag" 42:38 Horace Silver - "Big Business" 48:43 Horace Silver - "Acid, Pot or Pills" 53:50 Lee Morgan - "The Sidewinder"

I’m betting the whole story can be found here (I don’t have this release, or I’d look myself)… https://www.discogs.com/release/15769735-Various-Soul-Love-Now-The-Black-Fire-Records-Story-1975-1993 Notes: The story of Jimmy Gray's seminal spiritual jazz and soul label featuring Oneness Of Juju, Experience Unlimited, Theatre West, Wayne Davis, Lon Moshe and more. 28 pg booklet with rare photos and interview with Oneness Of Juju's Plunky Branch. Also… https://www.discogs.com/label/28255-Black-Fire

Here’s a similar favorite of mine — Curtis Mayfield’s “Junkie Chase” from the Superfly soundtrack — in this extended version that’s like 3x as long as it appeared in the movie and on the LP originally too. Definitely a guilty pleasure of mine (and has been since I first heard the soundtrack back in college, summer of 1988 iirc).

Sketches of Tina?

So I guess it is Braum’s, with an ‘m’. Just their own freestanding stores then — or do they have product in grocery stores too?

https://www.braums.com/store-locator/ Nothing within 500 miles of me.

I wouldn’t go so far as to call it half-baked — but I’m not sure it’s more than about 60% baked. But as a ‘sketch’ of what could have been, it’s not entirely atrocious or anything.

Too true!!!

+1

Not questioning your veracity, Jim — but how’d you come to hear this? Or if it’s generally known (in certain, limited circles obviously), can you expand? Just curious (always curious).

About 10-15 years ago I flirted with trying to find her 1972 double LP Approximately Infinite Universe (originally a double LP) on cd, but never could find one cheap enough — and then I moved on to other things (and never got one). Not sure which tracks I liked best back then (from my online sampling), but these were the A-sides of the two singles from the album… But hearing them again now as I’m posting this, I think there were other, more up-tempo tunes that were the draw for me. I’ll have to revisit the album via streaming, and see if I can remember what was grabbing me. She had an experimental artistic vision (maybe multiple ones), and I can respect that. I think there was a multi-disc ‘career overview’ box set — and I can try and see what other tracks from AIU were included there.

This seems to be a jazz release on Mr. Bongo, on the DG site… https://www.dustygroove.com/search.php?sf=Mankunku

…and here is “Your Child”: