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Roger Troutman Uncle Jam Jerome Monroe Smucker

I don't know which broadcasts these are, but the ones on the Everybody's LP I showed above are quite elevating. And sorry, I'm saying 1943, should be 1944. But yes, extremely elevational music. Maybe it was a good night, but if so, it was a damn good night. Check it out, copies are still available at quite reasonable prices, and not also the documentation of the transition form Jo Jones to Shadow Wilson: But there are airshots aplenty from earlier, from 1938-ish, here's one: https://www.amazon.com/Count-Basie-Live-1938-Famous/dp/B0011D9O2K there are surely others...I had a friend collate them all of which they were aware, and it's like, 3 full CDs worth. Sound quality does indeed vary, but hell, it's never so bad that the shit don't do what it do.

Find the 1943 airshots with Pres back in the band for a quick minute..i guess look for this lp? There's more of this type thing out there, but i have no idea where it all is...

Clark Kent Kent Garrett Kenny Garrett

These too are obvious audience recordings with crappy fidelity, but are damn near essential documents of the TRUE last days of Ellington.

Strong...

Roly Poly Jim Reeves Billy Bayou

No idea where the broadcasts are now, or if they've been bundled at all, but that is definitely where to go next. There's a relative buttload, and many are magic.

Michael Mauser Christina Mauser Michaela Katz

Bugsy Siegel Bunny Sigler John Barney Stagner

It's like beer that way.

Pretty sure they are the greyest shade of grey, but they have some very interesting Ellington things.

And again, with the DAMN fully intact.

Cat Anderson Anderson Cooper Cooper: Photographer Cat

What I like about Crown is that, let's say that you want a Stan Getz album cover for your dorm room wall but you don't want a record with stan Getz on it, hey, Crown can do that for you.

Nicole Kidman Goats of Anarchy The Three Billy Goats Gruff

I like it. although I must say, I might have preferred his orchestrations had they been for his electronic instruments...more colors available (at least with his abilities). But this works too.

Well, there is a sonic "disconnect" between Ayers and the tracks, but I think that's built in to this type of thing, part of the overall intent, it's like, no sense making it sound like everybody's all in a club pumping fists and yelling and stomping if "jazz is dead", right? So this is like, Gary Bartz is NOT dead, so let's get him tp apparate where we can get him in. Indeed, not for everybody, and not a record I would think to make, but now that it was, ok then, I can dig it.

When you do the work and have your head totally straight about what you're doing, it often is! It's getting to that point that takes people out...

If you are interested/favorable to in those names, then yeah, c'mon in, the water's fine! For anybody not knowing those names and are looking for a "regular" Gary Bartz record, uh, maybe not so much. Otherwise, hey, Jazz continues to be dead, LOL!

Is bleach ever convenient?

Do they have hearing aids for being tone-deaf?

Ah, ok, looks like it's a "Vol 2" of the set that DG already has, also a Cherry Red product, it turns out: https://www.cherryred.co.uk/product/id-love-to-turn-you-on-classical-and-avant-garde-music-that-inspired-the-counter-culture-various-artists-3cd/ The premise here for both may or may not be a bit or more contrived (that would depend on the depth of the annotation), but either way, you're getting some (mostly) good music that could/should stimulate further explorations. Or not. Actually, this new set seems to be a little meatier. Here's the contents of the first compilation: DISC ONE THE BEATLES 1. BACH – BRANDENBURG CONCERTO NO. 2, BWV1047 – ALLEGRO ASSAI – Maurice Andre / Jean-Pierre Rampal (PENNY LANE) 2. BACH – BOURREE IN E MINOR – Julian Bream (BLACKBIRD) 3. BEETHOVEN – PIANO SONATA 14 OP 7 NO 2 MOONLIGHT – ADAGIO SOSTENUTO – Claudio Arrau (BECAUSE) 4. IANNIS XENAKIS – METASTASIS (EXCERPT) – SW German RSO / Hans Rosbaud (A DAY IN THE LIFE) 5. GESANG DER JÜNGLINGE – Karlheinz Stockhausen (TOMORROW NEVER KNOWS) 6. THEMA (OMAGGIO A JOYCE) – Luciano Berio (TOMORROW NEVER KNOWS) 7. WILLIAMS MIX – John Cage (REVOLUTION 9) 8. THE MURDER FROM PSYCHO – Bernard Herrmann (ELEANOR RIGBY) 9. KING LEAR (ACT IV, SCENE 6) – SHAKESPEARE (I AM THE WALRUS) 10. SIBELIUS – SYMPHONY 7 (EXCERPT) – RPO / Sir Thomas Beecham (REVOLUTION 9) 11. IMPROVISATION ON THE THEME FROM PATHER PANCHALI – Ravi Shankar GEORGE MARTIN 12. MAURICE RAVEL – LEVER DU JOUR – SCÈNE (FROM DAPHNIS & CHLOE) – LSO / Pierre Monteux 13. CLAUDE DEBUSSY – PRÉLUDE À L’APRÈS-MIDI D’UNE FAUNE – OSCC / Constantin Silvestri 14. CLAUDE DEBUSSY – LA SOIREE DANS GRENADE FROM ESTAMPES – Rudolf Firkusny (DAY TRIPPER) 15. GUSTAV HOLST – NEPTUNE FROM THE PLANETS – BBC SO / Sir Malcolm Sargent DISC TWO THE BEATLES / GEORGE MARTIN 1. ROUGET DE LISLE – LA MARSEILLAISE – LSO / Pierre Monteux (ALL YOU NEED IS LOVE) 2. RALPH VAUGHAN WILLIAMS – FANTASIA ON GREENSLEEVES – LPO / Sir Adrian Boult (ALL YOU NEED IS LOVE) 3. J S BACH – TWO-PART INVENTION NO. 8 IN F MAJOR – Wanda Landowska (ALL YOU NEED IS LOVE) 4. J S BACH – AIR ON THE G STRING FROM SUITE NO. 3 IN D BWV1068 – Jaime Laredo (YELLOW SUBMARINE) RICK WRIGHT OF PINK FLOYD 5. THE AUTUMN LEAVES – Bill Evans Trio SYD BARRETT OF PINK FLOYD 6. INTERSELLAR LOW WAYS – Sun Ra 7. G F HANDEL – HALLELUIJAH CHORUS FROM THE MESSIAH – RPO / Sir Thomas Beecham 8. ANGI – Davy Graham 9. RAGA SIMHENDRA MADHYAMAM – Ravi Shankar 10. TUNJI – John Coltrane 11. LOVE THEME FROM SPARTACUS – Yusef Lateef 12. PANNONICA – Thelonious Monk 13. YARDBIRD SUITE – Charlie Parker Septet SYD BARRETT / DAVID BOWIE IGOR STRAVINSKY – THE RITE OF SPRING – PART ONE – ADORATION OF THE EARTH – NYPO / LEONARD BERNSTEIN 14. INTRODUCTION 15. THE AUGURS OF SPRING 16. MOCK ABDUCTION 17. SPRING ROUND DANCES 18. GAMES OF THE RIVAL TRIBES 19. PROCESSION OF THE WISE ELDER 20. ADORATION OF THE EARTH 21. DANCE OF THE EARTH FRANK ZAPPA 22. EDGARD VARÈSE – HYPERPRISM – Robert Craft DISC THREE ROBERT WYATT (SOFT MACHINE) 1. SIX DUKES WENT A-FISHING – Benjamin Britten / Peter Pears KEVIN AYERS (SOFT MACHINE) 2. SIBELIUS – SYMPHONY 2 – ALLEGRETTO – RPO / Sir John Barbirolli SCOTT WALKER 3. DELIUS – A SONG OF THE HIGH HILLS – TRANQUILLO – RPO / Sir Thomas Beecham 4. NE ME QUITTE PAS – Jacques Brel 5. SIBELIUS – VALSE TRISTE – RCO / Eduard Van Beinum NICK DRAKE 6. RALPH VAUGHAN WILLIAMS – FANTASIA ON A THEME BY THOMAS TALLIS – Sinfonia Of London / Sir John Barbirolli ANTONIO CARLOS JOBIM 7. MAURICE RAVEL – JEUX D’EAU – Vlado Perlemuter 8. CLAUDE DEBUSSY – NUAGES FROM NOCTURNES – Boston SO / Charles Munch 9. HEITOR VILLA-LOBOS – GUITAR ETUDE NO. 5 – Laurindo Almeida 10. SERGEI RACHMANINOFF – VOCALISE – Nathan Milstein 11. FREDERICK CHOPIN – PRELUDE 4 OP 28 – Sviatoslav Richter JOAO GILBERTO 12. ESTRADA DO SOL – Lucio Alves 13. ESTATE – Bruno Martino 14. ALMA BRASILEIRA – Garoto

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