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All four have (had) very distinct and personal approaches to the music and sound, and the music of al four delivers absorbing listening experiences.

Agreed about Gallery.

I have been a fan for about as long as I have been listening to jazz/improvised music for more than thirty years. I have collected a large chunk of his discography and have had the opportunity to hear him live several times in various settings - including once when I was involved in presenting him. As the OP suggested there is a lot to go through. I have a particular fondness Impala with Geri Allen, the organ trio and quartet recordings, the Trio 3 recordings with Reggie Workman and Andrew Cyrille and the big band recording, Wheels. All of these have the right balance of structure/composition and edge/tension that resonates with me.

I will take these: Sylvie Courvoisier-Mark Feldman Quartet To Fly To Steal Intakt CD 168 $10 The Great Jazz Trio Objects Appear Closer (4CDs- "KJLH —Kindness Joy Love Happiness," "Direct From L.A," "Milestones," and "The Great Tokyo Meeting.") TOT 14 $22 Elvin Jones Live at the Lighthouse Vols. 1 & 2 (no rear inserts) CDP 7 84447/8 2 $12 Charles Lloyd The Call (rear insert trimmed) ECM 1522 $3 James Moody and Hank Jones Quartet Our Delight (digipak) IPOC1013 $8

Yesterday was an improvised set with William Parker (bass), Rob Brown (alto sax and flute), Joe Morris (guitar) and Jerome Deupree (drums) at Real Art Ways in Hartford, CT.

I pre-ordered and received the disc last week. I listened to both discs the other day. I am a big Steve Coleman. Mostly favorable response to the initial spin, but I confess that I am not as wowed by the vocals.

Received!

I just ordered from DMG. It was listed as Available.

I just received this in the mail yesterday.

In my somewhat cluttered living room with limited space I have a Marantz M-CR611 Desktop network receiver/CD player connected to a pair PSB Alpha B1 speakers. When I do actually get the opportunity to listen to music in my living room I am very happy with that setup. The 611 has been discontinued, but I assume the 612 offers comparable quality. It plays CDs as well as blue tooth and streaming services. Very convenient in a small amount of space.

I found one reasonably priced on Discogs tonight.

I came across this on the shelf today and decided to give it a listen.

Jason Robinson Harmonic Constituent w/ Joshua White, Drew Gress, Ches Smith. Northampton Arts Trust

I have heard a few Delius recordings. Toby's Mloby is also recommended as is Apa Ini. I generally enjoy many of the musicians associated with the Dutch scene and Delius may be one of the best. HIs group approach seems unique and he has a very interesting tone and approach on saxophone. If you have the book New Dutch Swing by Kevin Whitehead, there is some good background information on Delius.

Sort of interesting. I wonder what tunes they played.

It is on Bandcamp

Still sounding good.

I have the Freeman disc. I have not listened to it on a while, but recall enjoying it.

I gifted my 3 CD set to my uncle who is a big Lee Morgan fan.

I collect of lot of unreleased live recordings and have never seen this personnel on a Rollins performance.

I will probably be in NY Friday and I am tempted to go see the film. Oops ... just checked ticket availability ... unfortunately sold out for my preferred time.