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Abdullah Ibrahim. 91 years and the guy still keeps going strong

I’ll definitely get the Hutcherson and Hill. Quite some are unknown to me but sound interesting: the Amy, Marable and Jackson. Some of the others I’ll have to spin again to make a decision and some I already have.

New list is up: Q1 EXCLUSIVE Blue Mitchell – Boss Horn January 9 Hank Mobley – Hank Tyrone Washington – Natural Essence February 6 Lee Morgan – City Lights Bennie Green – Back On The Scene March 6 Lawrence Marable – Tenorman Andrew Hill – Compulsion April 3 Fred Jackson – Hootin’ ‘N Tootin’ Larry Young – Mothership May 1 Dexter Gordon – Dexter Calling McCoy Tyner – Asante June 5 Curtis Amy – Tippin’ On Through Bobby Hutcherson – Components July 3 Big John Patton – Got A Good Thing Goin’ Michel Petrucciani/Jim Hall/Wayne Shorter – Power of Three August 7 Jackie McLean – Vertigo Ike Quebec – Bossa Nova Soul Samba September 4 Sonny Rollins – Sonny Rollins, Vol. 2 Sam Rivers – Dimensions & Extensions October 2 Freddie Hubbard – Hub Cap Booker Ervin – Structurally Sound November 6 Jimmy Smith – The Sermon Hank Mobley – Dippin’ December 4 Curtis Fuller – Curtis Fuller, Volume 3 Lee Morgan – The Sixth Sense

Very cool! 😎 now:

Great to see him still playing Kevin I saw Gary Bartz last night in Rotterdam. Though some of the songs were a bit to smooth to my tastes and I didn’t enjoy the female singer, I am happy I managed to see him.

Balls on the B side probably 😆

Still waiting for a Peter Brötzmann plays for lovers over here 😏

managed to get this original pressing for a very decent price

Glad to be social medialess their reissues are excellent.

Love Dance probably my favorite Shaw 😍 already have the original so I”ll pass but great to see this music gets a reissue.

I only now realize that Catalysts Perception isn’t part of these series but is coming out in the excellent Jazz Dispensary series by Craft. So apparently the Muse catalogue is open to more parties. Great news

That whole session is so good but Vienna stands out for me.

Yeah that’s a great one and he’s definitely on fire there. Can’t say I enjoy Ingrid Bergers screaming but I could listen beyond that

I like every side of Bud on Blue Note.

Oh yes that one’s magnificent

I just checked my collection where he plays and just a few examples: Alice Coltranes Universal Consciousness Anouar Brahems Blue Maqams Freddie Hubbards First Light Jackie McLeans Demons Dance Joe Hendersons Power to the People Miles Davis’ Bitches Brew Paul Desmond’s Skylark plus many more but his ability to shine one these very different kind of records in such a great way says a lot about his qualities as a drummer

Rip! He was a great bass player