Holy Ghost

Still wows me. Wow!

See a poll forming.... This is my thing:

Peter, Thanks to that incredible run of RVG's in the early 2000's, I was able to buy some of those early, hard-to-find McLean BN's; I get your sentiment precisely with how great these early Jackie Mac's are; they are! For example:

Great one!

👍 The Decca's are fantastic!

🤘 Speaking of Miles, now: 👍 Never heard of Jan Swerts, but you really do have a pretty sweet listening area set up there. I like the LP displays. Nice!

IMO, one of the hippist Christmas tracks:

Good news, price has come down to $199.98 since 2020. 😎

Only one I have, but it's been a long while since I've listened to it, and now buried in a box I currently don't have access to.

Yep, indeed a double LP set, and yes, fantastic music!

I have not heard it, but have been aware of it. Same with Antiquity. With all of the fine remarks, I will check both of these titles out. That would rule if BN released Hipnosis and High Frequency; maybe as a 2cd set (I don't know the recording lengths of either, maybe a single cd? Those 60's Steeplchase live cd's have been on my radar for awhile....

Yes! 2112 tour! First triple album set?

It's one of my favorite Jackie Macs. I like the reading, and in a way pushed Jackie to finally blast beyond the Charlie Parker mold, where I feel he finally became his own voice with this record; Demon's Dance too! Then when he retuned to recording again in the early 70's, that "pushing the envelope" spark left in my opinion. A shame. It's got to be the wankiest, quirkiest record Jackie ever did; why I love it!

Yes. Action and It's Time!!!! Jackie's collaboration with Charles Tolliver (later Woody Shaw) was amazing! When Jackie was full-blown, this: And this:

Saw Yes in concert in 1986, recall Jon Anderson being the only original member, but this record is branded 1970's Yes, 2001? Who is on this record? Like Ohio State beat Michigan nice?

Grachan, and now I see Jim Hall below this, I'm running out of time to listen to music!!! Trippin' now

Yeah! To jlhoots, why this record I was talking about in my post didn't carry over: In my opionion, this record was when Jackie graduated from be-bop, to post-bop, to when Jackie went full-blown bonkers genius. Absolutely my favorite Coltrane album, period. Grachan, and now I see Jim Hall below this, I'm running out of time to listen to music!!!

The sleeve art alone is killer!

My favorite Monk Columbia

Lols. Googled, but did not get the Wiki hit, thank you Niko.

Yes. Action and It's Time!!!! Jackie's collaboration with Charles Tolliver (later Woody Shaw) was amazing!

Silly for asking, who's Mtume? Sorry still, messed up the spelling, sigh.

Digging this for all the right reasons! Here! Much love for Jack DeJohnette, posting in the Jackie Mac thread.