Holy Ghost

Have this, have not spun in a long time. Thanks for reminding me!

Played for my father-in-law(he had an overnight observation stay, he's ok) and besides the Doors, his favorite band:

Bought this last summer! Excellent 2for. An emphatic thumbs up from the wife! Plus Kenny Dorham & Andrew Hill!!!

Excellent! Currently bummed with the Cavs v. Celtics game, my wife asked me to put on more Brubeck: her wish is my command!

To make up with my wife, over the nonsense I was playing the other night, I played her favorite artist: All because I was playing this: She told me don't ever play that again around me. Fair enough. We made up, we're good 😎

Now that's some fuuny stuff! Wow, that Brew record, where in the world did you find that???

Karl Berger is one of the finest of vibists. Wish list hinges on whether anything else ever gets released on CD. NP Wife is loving it!

Thank you Felser!

My wife's favorite Chet Baker record, because it could happen to you. Album sleeve is worth the price of admission.

More Jim Hall, thank you Felser.

Sidenote, I really dig the Pharoah Sanders ESP t-shirt you're wearing on your album sleeve.

Arrived in great packaging in fine shape yesterday!

Indeed, just aquired this set, thank you Felser. NP This set is fantastic, thank you Felser again!

Again, a treat to continue reading this thread, from reading about a promotion on Sun Ra LP's (I'll probably give my wife the tote bag), we saw the Arkestra last spring in Cleveland and she bought me a tote-size bag of goodies, including hats, tees, LP's the works! to digging into the deepest meanings of this music. Really, really interesting to read. Sidenote: From CD shopping at used record stores: Look in the spiritual bin: Found Albert Ayler's Spiritual Unity there... Look in the blues bin: Found Horace Silver's Blowin' the Blues Away, along with Tokyo Blues

Diggin' the instrumental samples, but agree I'm not into vocals much, but so glad you were able to put out this product; congrats!

To continue fine BN listening

Absolutely no interest in reading Simmons' autobiography. No one's perfect, how about stepping off the high horse.

Lols, thanks for the clarification!

The Sun Ra is in for some wild listening! Never seen nor heard of Korla Pandit, maybe Dr. Lonnie Smith's long lost cousin on the pipe organ? NP

A Fickle Sonance off of.... Strong, fierce, never heard Tommy Turrentine play so loud, confident, and altogther tight, like Freddie Hubbard (circa 1960) tight. It is the only tune Jackie explores the fringes of "out" music on this disc; shame, kind of wish the entire record was like this, but alas. Shout out to Butch Warren too, the man's a monster bassist. Needless, great album overall and so glad to have it.