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Cool! Looking forward to it.
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45 minutes ago, Gheorghe said:
wow this must be great, all of them my favourites......
It is!
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R.I.P. Mr. Keys. I enjoy Shawn Neeq highly!
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2 hours ago, soulpope said:
Excellent Monk dominated "live" recording from 1992 ....
Yeah it’s fantastic.
At home from work today as my little 2yo boy is sick . I hope Mal has the same healing power as it has on his father
Amazing duets with the great Takeo Moriyama. Pure chemistry really going from free improvisation to pure melancholic beauty. -
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wow the sound quality is amazing. The guys at Hat definitely knew what they were doing!
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31 minutes ago, mjazzg said:
Listening to the Base now @Pim. It sounds pretty good I have to say
I have tickets for Shabaka in London in a few weeks but the Barbican venue doesn't have boxes so Andre 3000 will have to slum it with the rest of us in the unlikelihood he turns up 😀
Okay thanks for checking out!
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59 minutes ago, mjazzg said:
I don't know but it would make sense. Evidently, according to Shabaka yesterday talking to GP, we're calling all this stuff Ambient Jazz. If it means the death of Spiritual Jazz as a catch all label I'm on board
Very nice, originals don't come cheap. I envy you as a Base owner...love Ric Colbeck on that
How does that one sound? The original sounds nice (for an ESP record).
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Hooray I own an original pressing. I think this one of Noah’s more accessible works. It’s one my favorites anyway.
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Went to the huge vinyl and cd fair in the city of Den Bosch. Did not have much luck last years but this year was a succes. There are 46 items on my current wantlist (well uh 37 now) and I found 9 and for reasonable prices. This was the first time prices were mostly round the Discogs median. Very happy with these 9 beauties
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I’ve been mixing up Lonnie Smith and Lonnie Liston Smith for years. There even has been atime I thought they were the same person.
also Avishai Cohen the bassist and Avishai Cohen the trumpeter.
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37 minutes ago, soulpope said:
Superb concert .... a shame this was not released officially ....
Definitely. Sound quality is more than fine.
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Mal Waldron series I created myself. 12 volumes with something like 16 bootleg records. This one captures the ‘Seagulls’ group live in Switzerland.
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Wow good for you Gheorghe! Something to be very proud of.
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55 minutes ago, Kevin Bresnahan said:
That's a pressing defect. It's underfill and when it looks like that, it's normally called stitching. It is almost always audible and usually results in a ripping sound as the needle traverses those damaged areas.
Thanks Kevin. I wish I had seen it right away. Normally I always check the records after buying but I remember I did not with this one…
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1 hour ago, mjazzg said:
They might be a pressing fault. Are they raised? If so might be worth very gently seeing if they're just something stuck on. I've had success removing such detritus a few times but it's not normally as much as I think I see in your photo.
I'm now playing 'The Angels of Atlanta' because you mentioned it elsewhere. What a great album
I did wash it one time. Maybe I should try that again. But I am afraid it’s in the grooves…
Thats a lovely album by Hannibal. The choir really ads something like it did with Max Roach records as well.
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Probably my favorite Clark. Lovely Japanese issue but I forgot it has an issue on side A. Anyone around here knows what this is? If you take a close look you see small white spots on the vinyl. Unfortunately they are hearable as small glitches in the sound. They do ruin the listening a experience a little…
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On 4/5/2024 at 8:27 AM, soulpope said:
Once a much sought release (in it's scarce original form) .... stimulating music ....
It is but I must say I enjoy much of his other works better. I could live without the vocals on Hannibal's albums. I love to hear him live: Antibes, Berlin and Lausanne. The MPS is out of this world and I dig Angels of Atlanta as well.
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4 hours ago, Michael Weiss said:
I enjoyed some great times with Tootie over the years, in concerts with the three brothers, gigs at the Vanguard with Jimmy and Tootie and trio gigs at Smalls.
Around Tootie you had to be on your toes on and off the bandstand, or you might get run over. Acerbic like a MF, but big fun always.
THanks for sharing that Michael. Must have been a great experience playing with those greats!
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10 hours ago, clifford_thornton said:
It was the engineer's label and I believe only existed for that one release. He licensed/sold some of his tapes to the Springboard/Trip/UpFront imprint, which is how the record has been bootlegged all over the place.
Thanks Clifford for the info. So unfair to Tootie lots of those tried to sell it under Hancocks name for more money. Makes me think of Pete La Rocas Woman at a Turkish Bath sold under Chick Coreas name.
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9 hours ago, clifford_thornton said:
have a Japanese wlp of this same record. Beautiful album, features Mtume's first recorded compositions.
the Obé original is very hard to find. I've never even seen one in person.
No me neither. The Japanese Mercury I have sound pretty good though. Curious what the story is behind the Obe label
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With Don Cherry, Jimmy Heath, Herbie Hancock, Buster Williams, Ed Blackwell and Mtume.
RIP Albert Tootie Heath-Kuumba
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He was a great drummer. Albert, Percy and Jimmy what a musical family. May he rest in peace.
What vinyl are you spinning right now??
in The Vinyl Frontier
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Amazing album indeed!
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