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I know him mainly from his recordings with Mal and Abdullah Ibrahim. He was a great drummer! May he r.i.p

There’s a good amount of samples avaible trough soundohm.com I am convinced and will go for the whole boxed set

There’s a cd version as well 👍

You mean you had your eye on the very same copy? 🫣

Unfortunately not no. I made a pretty reasonable offer to an Austrian seller 25 euros under the selling prince and he accepted

todays finisher

Don’t know that one. It’s one the same label.

Now this is what I’d call a forgotten classic. It has that Tapscott sound all over it and what a great band.

I know the usual stuff like Komeda, Stanko, Zbieginiewsky etc... One modern group I could highly recommend is Waclaw Zimpels group Hera. All albums are recommendable but I am especially a fan of the collaboration with Hamid Drake!

the new Classic Vinyl version. They did a great job 👏

Thanks! As there does not seem to be a logical chronological order I’ve lost track of what had been released and what’s still left.

Oh yes he’s on fire on that one. Killer band.

Anyone recieved the full set already? I paid my shipping fee early July but haven’t got any confirmation or something like that

Yeah I never liked the artwork of those ‘70’s. But some of them contain some of the best Blue Note records. I’m glad Blue Note uses the CD and Connaiseur cover art.

It’s great but you already know if you have the cd, it sounds amazing like most tone poets do

Samples sound pretty promising thanks. I’ll probably get this.

So theres new Clifford Jordan to be heard. As I mentioned in another thead I heard the Vienna composition and it sounded great. HAven't heard the whole record but it looks tempting. Personell is: Clifford Jordan (tenor saxophone), Cees Slinger (piano), Ruud Jacobs (bass), Han Bennink (drums), Steve Boston (congas) Anyone else heard it yet?

someone inspired me to play this one. I love the Vienna composition and heard it play in a record store but a different version. It was the new Jordan release by the Dutch Jazz Archives : It sounded pretty damn good and I am considering ordering it

Does it look like this? Been to Italy on vacation these holidays and there's one of these in every Italian accomodation. YOu put water in the bottom, coffee in an iron filter and the pressure pushes the hot water trough the coffee. Can't get much purer than that. I was sold instantly and ordered one directly when I was back in the Netherlands. So now I get these: Grind them and make myself some delicious Italian coffee. The downside is of course that making a cup takes some time plus attention (the making process have some points of attention) and you'll get like 3 cups maximum but the taste is amazing (and the whole process pretty fun).

It's cool to see that this has always been your passion Charlie. Great photographs. I am afraid I will never able to drop by but I do believe it all sounds great. But if it's mostly about the music it would be great to see you post a little more in the music threads. Sounds like you have a great collection and you make enough listening hours so do share your experiences here on the board

Great stuff. Rick Lopez is an amazing guy. Now if every artist just had one dedicated fan like that we would be swimming in jazz books and documentaries

True. I don’t like that album. One of those records where the seemingly interesting line up does not work.

Mal Waldron would have become 99 years old on this day. Hurray for Mal