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Yes that’s a great one. The Strata East is cool but nothing spectacular. I think on this record he comes more into his own. Very solid band. I’d say @Dan Gould will like that one.

Thanks ! Been awhile since I’ve listened to the Kowald. I do know both the Wadud and Friedlander and like them a lot. Thanks for the tips Thanks Mark. I’m not familiar with him (yet)

Never been there physically (well when I was 2). I’ve ordered lots of music from Black Monk who is specialized in jazz. https://maps.app.goo.gl/KuYze4tDVrQK174q8?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy https://www.schallplatten-ankauf-verkauf.at

Ah Rhodesian Ridgebacks are beautiful dogs, congrats Dan! It’s only going to take a few days before he puts his teeth in that cd/dvd/book collection 😋

so glad this one was selected for the TP series. I just love Andrew Hill. I could definitely see why Matthew Shipp mentioned him in his ‘Black Mystery School Pianists.’ A true original on the instrument.

As I was listening to the Sankt Gerold Tapes by Evan Parker, Barre Philips and Paul Bley I really enjoyed the parts where Phillps was soloing. Well I enjoyed every single part of the album but it made me realize i havent got a solo bass record. So my question: what are your favorite bass solo albums? Thy may only name five

Really like his sound on that one. A favorite of mine

I've always liked Heart is a Melody and the Live album a lot. Not so much into the other stuff so I am not picking this up. But I must say: very nice to see Mosaic selecting less obvious material for a new set

I always find this series highly enjoyable and among Petersons best work.

Agreed and very recognizable. When I was in Gent last weekend I visited 5 record stores and didn't buy anything, nor had I seen anything interesting. They all had a coffee bar filled with people who probably call themselves 'hip'. Some of them had enourmous ammounts of second hand bins with the same 1 dollar crap. All unsorted which really doesn't make me want to explore anymore. Small jazz sections with the same Duke Ellington and Coleman Hawkins compilation LP's no one is interested in. Yikes...

Yeah that’s a great one. I love Elmo Hope. I agree. There are some very good arts but also less interesting parts. It’s too inconsistent.