Holy Ghost

Thank you, John for this gem!!! Now, But Not Farewell

Yep!!!

Wow, still trying to understand what this is. First bought Point of Departure, and I am still trying to understand that record. Next, the second BN fellowship:

Tomato, tomato, lols.

Starting the morining off with Andrew Hill's 2nd and 3rd run at BN:

Young Blues:

This set is ok, I don't see the fuss about these two tracks, and I am ok with the Conn 45 sessions. These two tracks are not on my radar, and if I hear them, I'm going to believe that the Conn is still ok with me. FWIW, this is my go to Ike (KEEbec) record:

The mug shots, are....uncomfortable.... Now time to lounge:

A good friend of mine back in 1989, who was a promoter at Warner Bros gave me these two promo posters, which I will someday put in a frame:

Yeah, the vocals. Weird. I know that name, Aebi, and that is a matter of taste. It's packed but I think I can obstensibly tolerate the late 70's Black Saint/Soul Note material, e.g.,

You guys are way ahead of me. I maybe have a dozen Lacy cd's I've picked up all over the place, but I am waaay back here: Have hardly got to it all.

Really like the Wayne Vee Jays, this is the only one I don't have. Yep. Think everything Mingus is a good one. Such an enjoyable record. Great stuff.

The mug shots, are....uncomfortable.... Playing now, my own double-feature: and Thank you, John!

Thanks, didn't know there was more material! Wow, thanks for hipping me to this, I'm getting it, liked Dead Letter Office already.

Can't say I've ever seen Chronic Town. Released around the same time as Mur Mur?

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Submitted in the wrong thread, see listening to now...

Agree on your critique on Epristrophy; however, it is the only RD I have from the Muse catalogue, so I cannot compare Davis' other releases on the label. This gem was also mentioned, found it for a $1 Outstanding!

Yep.

Yep. Got a copy close to that, at least it aint this BS cover:

WOW!! Didn't know about these records!!!

Yeah, couldn't believe it, only $8 used, no 32 Jazz reissue. CD issued has the original sleeve art you see above, music is terrific, my favorite Shaw, even passes Rosewood by a smidge, which is a fantastic record! Understudy of the 70's, he deserves so much more credit. Fantastic writer and musician! Not a Muse, but we are talking about Woody Shaw, this has to be mentioned

Wow. She's pretty!