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HutchFan

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  1. Norma Winstone - Edge of Time (Argo, 1972) 2012 Wah Wah Records (Barcelona, Spain) reissue I was surprised to see a US-based seller on Discogs offering this LP for a very reasonable price -- so I jumped on it. Last summer, I had a chance to visit Wah Wah Records in Barcelona and picked up their vinyl reissue of Neil Ardley's A Symphony of Amaranths. It was beautifully done, so I'm looking forward to hearing this Norma Winstone LP.
  2. Now spinning: Chick Corea - My Spanish Heart (Polydor, 1976, 2 LPs)
  3. Now playing: Ralph Peterson Quintet - V (Blue Note/Somethin' Else, 1989) with Terence Blanchard, Steve Wilson, Geri Allen (!!!), and Phil Bowler
  4. I'll be getting this one, for sure.
  5. Next up: Michael Carvin - The Camel (rec. 1975) Another SteepleChase > Inner City release Sonny Fortune plays some lovely soprano sax on this album.
  6. Now: Lee Konitz - Lone-Lee: Solo (Inner City, rec. 1974) licensed from SteepleChase Earlier: Neil Ardley - A Symphony of Amaranths (Regal Zonophone, 1971) Wah Wah Records (ES) 2018 vinyl reissue I tracked down that LP after you recommended it a few years ago.
  7. Me neither. The original album is perfection. Why mess with it?
  8. Yes!!! AMAZING music!
  9. Richard "Groove" Holmes - New Groove (Groove Merchant, 1974) with O'Donel Levy, Bernard Purdie, and others
  10. - Tracks 1 to 6 originally released as Travelin' Light with Kenny Burrell. - Tracks 7 to 12 originally released as Soul Sister.
  11. Now streaming: Winstone's brilliant debut as a leader -- with a Who's-Who of Brit jazzers supporting her.
  12. The Michael Garrick Sextet with Norma Winstone - The Heart is a Lotus (Argo, 1970) Vocalion CD reissue
  13. Now streaming: Ryo Kawasaki - Ring Toss (Chiaroscuro, 1977) with Larry Willis, Sam Morrison, Badal Roy, and others Interesting music that aims high and convincingly pulls in disparate elements. I hear some echoes of McLaughlin (and Shakti) in Kawasaki's playing & music -- but not disturbingly so. I particularly dig the vocalist, Rhada Shottam, who contributes wordless vocals à la Norma Winstone. Speaking of Winstone . . . She is fantastic on that record! That's my "go to" record for Nucleus, in no small part because of her.
  14. Most definitely. Charles Stepney !!! Stone classic!
  15. Roscoe Mitchell - Nonaah (Nessa) 2-CD version with bonus cuts
  16. Last night and today: An extraordinary band and an amazing trilogy.
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