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Lem Winchester WITH FEELING, with Richard Wyands. Add Oliver Nelson to this same line-up and you get the equally lovely NOCTURNE.

Oil Can Boyd The Tin Man Dewey Bunnell

McG Mac Tonight Jimmy Mack

Art's twin, bassist Addison Farmer.

Ziggy Stardust Brian Slade Hedwig Robinson

Helen Wheels Mercedes Ruehl Jet Jaguar

Harold Sakata Richard Kiel Grace Jones

Audition here: https://elsewheremusic.bandcamp.com/album/lieues-dombres

the former.

Great version of "Friday the 13th" on this one.

Crying out for a proper box set, I'd say!

COLLABORATION WEST is pretty fabulous. Early experiments in modality and serial techniques with assistance from Shelly Manne, Jimmy Giuffre, Shorty Rogers, Jimmy Raney... sadly not all tracks from these two sessions appear on the OJC CD. You'll also have to get EVOLUTION, which features some good-if-not-great work by an ensemble featuring J.R. Monterose and Charles Mingus.

According to the track list uploaded to Amazon, Young appears on track 2, "Gingerbread Boy," only.

A good one, and undeservedly obscure!

Has its moments and its misses as well (IMO). But it serves to highlight what makes Mingus' approach to bandleading unique.

Favorite track so far: the Herbie Nichols-esque "Goodness Knows"

Eva Braun Ser Bronn of the Blackwater Vince Noir

Mayim Bialik Max Bialystock Elek Bacsik