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In case no one else has mentioned it, the Emanem/Psi website, previously closed for the winter, now states the following:
This web site is closed for sales due to ill health.
I am not expecting to issue any new CDs, nor to reissue or repress any CDs.
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PM sent on
Albert Ayler: At Slugs Saloon 1966 Revisited (Ezz-thetics) $10 (still sealed)
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So anything goes if you contribute to jazz.
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12 minutes ago, JSngry said:
How does one "align with" a group? Is it a question of actually belonging to a group, or is it a question of showing up on a Venn Diagram of shared beliefs? If it's the latter, how much of an intersection is needed before the alignment is considered irrefutable proof?
I don’t know. Ask Nate. That’s how he put. Maybe he’s being cautious. I’m just not a fan of someone who “aligns” with people advocating political violence. Certainly she shouldn’t be getting a government grant.
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22 hours ago, bertrand said:
She has other reasons to disqualified. It is an award for accomplishments in the field of jazz. As such, she is not deserving as she has aligned herself with individual(s) who have demonstrated hatred or contempt for multiple groups well represented in the Jazz community: African-Americans, Women, Transgenders, Disabled people, the Military and others I am sure. Being a 'jazz master' implicitly suggests you respect all members of these groups and distance yourself from those who don't.
All the more baffling as she is a member of two of these groups.
It is an award, not a job. Your personal views can disqualify you. My two cents.
Glad I’m not the only one who feels this way. I called her out—not even by name— in a response to Ethan Iverson’s tweet about the award, saying one awardee was undeserving. Iverson’s response was to block me. 🤔
Nate Chinen pointed out that she aligns with groups that oppose the NEA, but has been supportive of the NEA Jazz Masters. Not sure how that works.
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He’s had a couple recent releases on Ayler Records.
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20 hours ago, Late said:
Any new leads on this evasive CD? It's currently the missing piece in my Paul Bley puzzle.
Sorry, have trouble posting a pic, but at least part of Blood is being reissued by Ezzthetics by Hat Hut.
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1 hour ago, bresna said:
My copy doesn’t have those strips or the sticker.
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I have no problem with the alternate takes, but there seems to be a lot of vocals which give me pause.
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PM sent on Bethlehem 24 Bit Remasters
$18.00 NM/NM Charlie Mariano – Charlie Mariano TOCJ-9611. Mono. Includes inserts & obi. This has both “Charlie Mariano” & “Charlie Mariano Plays” on one CD. -
3 hours ago, Milestones said:
Here's a man who passed away at age 79 and I would argue that the work of his final two (2) decades was as strong as anything in his career. It's amazing in size, diversity, and quality.
I totally agree with this.
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Anyone know a good source for these Barney Wilen Elemental releases (CD versions) besides Amazon? No one else seems to have them in stock.
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The IAJRC dissolved. This CD was sold out years earlier.
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I basically abandoned rock when I abandoned the Dead. Jazz has filled that space ever since. Only now, during the pandemic, have I really bothered to revisit this, even avoiding this thread until today.
There seemed to be some magic in the past, but those days are over.
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1 hour ago, jazzbo said:
I've had a lot of tapes. . . none have sounded better to me than the official versions!
I get the revisionist comment. . . but I stopped with Brent. . . by 1980. Just never got into him, and I jumped off the bus and stayed off as far as anything the Dead did after that. Followed some Garcia Band after that, but not a lot.
6-28-74 is one tape I like better than the CD, which sounded very thin.
I get not liking Brent. The first half of the 1980’s is probably my least favorite era. There was a lot of deification of Brent later on. But frankly, there was a fair number of people who were happy for a change. All the complaints about ‘90’s Dead strike me as Monday morning quarterbacking, so to speak. It had its detractors at the time, but, as your comments demonstrate, so did every era.
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Funny to read some of these comments. With a couple exceptions (Egypt 78 and Austin’71) I stopped buying this stuff after 2002. Bad blood and greed soured me on the Dead. Interesting that some people stop with Brent’s arrival. There’s been so much revisionism over the past 20 years.
Also, I swear some of my Maxell tapes from way back sound better than the official releases.
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Hate to be the bearer of bad news, but in the last batch of Steeplechase CDs I got from Tommy, the Johnny Dyani Song for Biko 31109 is a CD-R. The rest were true CDs but no one is safe.
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I recommend the Al Cohn and Milton Jazz Concert CDs, in particular.
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I was there. Recorded on my birthday.
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Anyone have a recommendation on where to get Uptown releases (besides Amazon)?
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Not sure. They say to DM them but I’m not on FB or Instagram and Twitter requires they follow you in order to DM.
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Buddy Rich up now.
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3 hours ago, Dub Modal said:
Getting the same thing. I'm guessing the fact they're releasing and advertising them one at a time means they sell pretty quick. Following them on twitter or insta is probably the only way to get a quick update and purchase. Doesn't seem like these are sticking around very long.
They’re not on the website itself. Click the Instagram, Facebook, or Twitter icons. They are there.
Horace Tapscott & Pan Afrikan People Arkestra - Live at IUCC 11/2678 2CD
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Mine arrived today. Never got a shipping notice, just showed up. No complaints as long as they keep coming. I think the volume number is on the cover, so that “no-7911c” is vol. 11.