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10. It's Charles Mingus "Canon" from Roberto Ottaviano "Charlie's Blue Skylight".

Yep, nice reissue, 1976 ABC jazz library serie. I need to check that record, new to me.

Japanese reissue of the Quincy album arrived at home.

9. I got it. Super rare, it's "Taurus the 20th" from Rufus Harley "Scotch & Soul".

- Coltrane (sort of) label-mate situation. ??? - Philly connection. ??? - Tenor sax not primary instrument. ??? Crazy nightmare.

No, Charlie Mariano is the composer and arranger on the selected track. From the liner notes: "Quincy Jones, who produced this album, selected the personnel, picked the instrumentation and arrangers."

4. I got it, "The Oom is blues" from Quincy Jones "Go West, Man!". Bill Perkins, Buddy Collette, Walter Benton, Pepper Adams, Carl Perkins, Leroy Vinnegar, Shelly Manne.

It's "Karachi" from Gene Shaw "Debut in blues". It's on my phone but I never would have imagine it. 👍

Yes, worldradiostory.com is a free website that archives tons of TV, radio & music magazines, but the DownBeat issues aren't easy to find because there are no links in the DownBeat page (?) and the search lead to incorrect links, but they are there.

Downbeat February 19, 1970

It's 1997, I saw the same trio in Vitoria.

I was there at the 1995 concert. That rendition of the Lenny White tune was unforgettable.

Wow! Crazy rare album, off my radar.👍

By the way, the bonus sounds as 70s soft rock to me, the kind of music I could hear in those distant times.

My 4 favorite themes: 1. It reminded me something like Jack Sels with Lou Bennett, but not european jazz. Intriguing. 3. I also heard the Sun Ra connection in the rhythm, no idea who is but I like a lot. Also it reminded me the ethio-jazz influence on bands like Either Orchestra. 4. Fantastic blues, I need this album, I thought of an All Stars with maybe Waldron, Quinichette... but not Prestige. Unexpected. Baritone sax is great, it sounds like Pepper Adams for me. 9. The Coltrane connection.

Right, "Jim's idea" w/ Jim "Daddy" Walker, John Levy, Eddie Nicholson.

Right, it's "Jambalaya" from Roy Clark & Joe Pass play Hank Williams. The sound of Joe Pass is unmistakable. 9. Another killer track, I hope it's in my collection. Coltrane sound, it reminds me of Billy Harper bands, but I don't think it's him.

It's "Blue Bossa" and you got right, from Eddie Daniels with Bucky Pizzarelli.

I became obsessed with track 1, to me it sounds like european jazz from the 60s, very addictive. I need to identify this one.

Sounds pretty good, tenor sax stands out.

I got a crazy expensive original.

The tune is "Lord Sideways" from Ramon Morris "Sweet Sister Funk" LP.

By the way, the Cisco Bradley liner notes are from this book, that will be published soon: I Hear Freedom. The Great Migration, Free Jazz, and Black Power

Wow, fantastic reissue. It exceeds my expectations. I also received vol. 2 of book Freedom Rhythm & Sound, lots of rare covers.

Mine just arrived to Spain, waiting for delivery. 🙂