Holy Ghost

What do you know? I mean, come on! No crumbs? Jackie?

Joe wrote back! "Hi William, thank you for your message. We're working over two years ahead at this point....almost three actually. You'd be amazed at what has already been mastered...and pleased. Having said that, we announce the coming year's titles every year in November. Thanks again, I appreciate your comments and our shared love of JackieMac! Joe" Cool, but dunno about the rest of you, but he did not mention any explicit release of Hipnosis nor High Frequency...thoughts/interpretations on this? Maybe Mr. Harley is going to break some awesome news that these sides are going to be released in the fall?

Impulses are nice! Now, more later Andrew Hill BN's Sweet, never seen this before!

Messaged Mr. Harley. See what happens.

This is sad to read, but cavalier to know how much Michael Cuscuna really cared about BN and their artists.

Does anyone here talk to Don Was? Maybe like a special Jackie Mac CD/LP set of Hipnosis/High Frequency? Gotta think the BN crowd would hip to that (me included) in a heartbeat.

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Another great record. It's rare as hen's teeth to find a physical copy nowadays, but couldn't believe my luck one day to find it in a discount bin for $2.50! Worth every one of those 200 and 50 pennies (plus tax)! Andrew Hill's discography is something extraordinary, right up to Time Lines, a great way to end an extraordinary career; remarkable! Playing But Not Farewell now.

Frank Foster/George Wallington 10 inch Conn. Playing the 10inch Conn, for Frank Foster, but love the Wallington album cover way more.

Andrew Hill. Full BN circle, like all three BN entries: Originals, amazing. Timelines, nice! But the second bid; But Not Farewell, and this gem now? Amazing stuff: Sleeper, great record! 👍

Wow. One of the second, third Hill dates I bought (on CD) and loved how Eddie and Richard interwove around Andrew. A true modern BN classic. Great stuff! Wow. One of the second, third Hill dates I bought (on CD) and loved how Eddie and Richard interwove around Andrew. A true modern BN classic. Great stuff!

Think there is. Love the thought there is. Think there is. Love the thought there is.

Right. Wasn't he rushing out material near the end quickly that was uncanny of the BN canon? Like, trying to get Andrew Hill, Sam Rivers, Jack Wilson, and Larry Young-like material out before the Conn's/RVG's ended?

Sure do. Maybe the last photo of Elmo🤷‍♂️

Those final sessions are a treat👍

Thank you, Felser!

Yeah, High Frequency too! 👍

His sons, Donari and Tyondai are just as interesting as their dad. Wow.

Happen to be one those shows where they opened for Black Sabbath on their Never Say Die tour back in '78? Ozzy probably more embarrassing than DLR. Anyway, VH's first record is a stone-cold classic. Funny story about that record, when me and a bunch of friends of mine back in HS decided to skip school that day and drop some "chemical stuff" and we listened to VH One back-to back for 10 hours straight. Our biggest problem was, who's going to unmelt out of the couch and flip the record. 🙃

Why wasn't Hipnosis ever released in the Conn series? Too short playing time? It was released on LP in the "brown bag series" and the Mosaic, which tells me it was good enough for release. Too bad Patrick Roques didn't have a chance to design a cd booklet....

Really enjoying the RCA years.

Maybe the most interesting period of Sonny's career in my opinion: the RCA sides.