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Late as usual, but I just ordered this. The label issued a second release. Received it, have listened to half the set (discs 1-5 of 10). It's really good. One of my best box set purchases of recent years (and many excellent boxes have been issued). Rather different from previous Parker recordings I own, and lots of vocals, but everything works.

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+1 That was freakin' excellent.

Thanks. I enjoyed almost all the selections, and it's nice to learn about new label, artists, etc. But I couldn't really contribute to the discussion due to the unfamiliarity.

An organist, but not J. S. https://www.theguardian.com/music/2009/jul/30/lords-ruling-whiter-shade-pale

R.I.P. Also liked what I heard. I caught an interesting (though short) radio program about Procol Harum a year or so ago, including some interview segments with Gary Brooker. "A Whiter Shade of Pale" was the subject of a significant litigation and award [which the program discussed and I hadn't known].

Franz Hellmüller? If so, track 6 from this? https://www.discogs.com/release/3280650-H2S2-Dance-In-Town Guess based on comparing track times and ensembles from the label's site with the BFT. This kind of sleuthing isn't much fun...listening to samples (which I couldn't find) would be more enjoyable. I enjoyed almost all of the selections, but the guitar playing in #8 was the one feature I really didn't care for.

I ordered those same two discs two days ago! DG has been offering a lot of Tapscott Nimbus West CDs for $9.99, and I've bought a total of eight.

Definitely. When I retrieved the photo link from discogs I did a double-take, thinking it was the middle digit!

Hunter S. Thompson: “The music business is a cruel and shallow money trench, a long plastic hallway where thieves and pimps run free, and good men die like dogs. There's also a negative side.”

Discs 1-3

Juma Sultan (Aboriginal Music Society) is a (mostly) free jazz artist, though best known for playing with Jimi Hendrix @ Woodstock.

I also checked discographies of Henderson, Redman (and some other names) to no avail.

Could be a Swiss connection in light of earlier post. I'm enjoying listening to the music, but generally enjoy guessing on BFTs and doubt being able to muster up any guesses on this one.

BOAC Long Play Festival 2022 April 29-May 1, various venues in Downtown Brooklyn (I saw no details) https://bangonacan.org/longplay/ Diverse program including many jazz names.

This predates it slightly (1967):

Recent arrivals from DG:

Ordering direct from the label can be a good deal if you buy a large # of discs. See https://www.newworldrecords.org/pages/special-offers Ten or more CDs @ $12/disc with free shipping.

Agreed, I really like Zeitlin's style of the 1960s. While recognizing the Evans similarities, I never found them excessive. But I recently picked up a duo recording with David Friesen (Live at the Jazz Bakery, 1996) that's much more Evans-like than other Zeitlin sessions I've heard, though still "his own voice".