Holy Ghost

Night cap:

I hope this is still happening, was just thinking of Hugh Walker after a huge Big John listening rehearsal. Perfect drummer, think this dude made total sense in this genre.

Already posted, but this record is blowing my mind...wow!!!

Whoever is conducting this research got to talk to Marvin Cabell, GMIII, wowwww, alright, alright. Like, maybe I'll like it. No chance talking to Hugh Walker? That dude was badass, right up there with Eddie Gladden and Idris Mohamed!

👍 Found it in the dollar bin. Couldn't believe it! One of the most wicked jazz records of the 70's.

WOWW!! About Pharoah, he never hid behind Trane, he was always Pharoah, love that about him!

It was Vince Guaraldi and this man that got me hooked on jazz at 8 years old: Love this dude, and my wife loves him too. 👍 I think this is fair to say, given it's just a thesis and not a disseratation. Maybe some more research would benefit us....still interesting though, especially if Big John left the music buisness, just because he didn't like the packaging of his music.

Really? She's cute, probally oceania, don't understand this at all however. Even Muslim men have relations with white women. Now, and tired this hasn't been made more available.

Almost late 60's Aylerish at times, great record! Just editing to wonder where would Jackie could've gone? I imagine he'd be full-blown out there by '69. So wish to hear that rejected BN session from 68. Alas....

Album sleeve is amazing! Now: Now, and what better tunes to listen to while repainting the kitchen😎

Album sleeve is amazing! Now:

This is pretty interesting. I know sometime in the late 60's-early 70's? or so BN were redesigning some classic BN sleeves (for the way worse, imo) like Soul Station. So who knows?

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Meaning to make my way back to Mingus. Meanwhile, Inspired that this title is appearing in the 2026 Tone Poets series, I am spinning this:

Indeed!

This was also a recently released 2cd set by BN

I'm with you on a new Mothership sleeve design. If Mothership looked more like John Patton's Understanding, I'd buy a copy to frame and hang up on the wall for that alone.

Excellent guitarist. Liked him with The Smiths, but when he joined Matt Johnson's The The, that was when I really started to appreciate his talents: