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  1. Yes! And leave us not forget the Kashmere Stage Band... https://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=5599377
  2. Thanks for linking to this. Add to this list G.A. Baxter of I. M. Terrell High School in Fort Worth.
  3. That first Opal EP...
  4. That Nabatov record is very special indeed. I have a live recital/broadcast he did around the same time somewhere in my digital archives too.
  5. There's also the three Herbie Nichols Project recordings... two for Soul Note and one for Palmetto. https://www.discogs.com/artist/3136938-The-Herbie-Nichols-Project
  6. Damn. Sad news.
  7. We did! Very stirring performances of all the pieces. This one stood out, though the last two movements of the Sibelius were quite intense.
  8. The Doric Quartet's renditions of Britten's String Quartet's, especially the 3rd.
  9. No pics; didn't happen? Sonny Clark, COOL STRUTTIN' Blue Gene Tyranny, DETOURS Craig Taborn / Reid Anderson / Dave King, GOLDEN VALLEY IS NOW
  10. Highly recommended. https://charlescurtis.bandcamp.com/album/performances-recordings-1998-2018
  11. If September 2020 is still available, I'm ready to assemble another BFT. Thanks!
  12. In honor of Punxsutawney Phil, Ellsworth Kelly, and Sam/Wayne thing.
  13. I'll take September if it is still available!
  14. MAL-4 is also pretty essential IMO. Trio, swinging, but also documents another side of Mal's skills as an arranger. And "Love Span" might be the, uh, loveliest, performance he ever committed to tape.
  15. Joe

    Stu Williamson

    Update: the Claude Williamson interview in question looks like it appears in the March 1997 issue of CADENCE. Not sure what volume and issue that would be, though...
  16. Agreed... it's the record where Mingus starts to sound like Mingus.
  17. Fascinating!
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