Dub Modal

Release page for the stand alone Friday Evening CD Looks like it was recorded at Oil Can Harry's for Gary Barclay's radio show. Anyone ever hear this? Wondering if there's any insight into the sound. Set list looks rather unique among Evans' recent live reissues. 1. Sareen Jurer (live) 2. Sugar Plum (live) 3. The Two Lonely People (live) 4. T. T. T. (Twelve Tone Tune) (live) 5. Quiet Now (live) 6. Up With The Lark (live) 7. How Deep Is The Ocean (live) 8. Blue Serge (live) 9. Nardis (live)

The LT concept for this one is perfect. If only they'd left off the border around the pic...

Soothsayer sat on the shelf as well, getting released in '79, one year ahead of Etc. and both being originally recorded in '65. I know the typical story is market saturation but I'm wondering if there were also some disagreements on publishing that influenced those marketing decisions...I'm sure someone here knows.

I have this single CD of that group and dig it:

Recorded before Adam's Apple, but not released until 1980.

That's the spirit I think this will be a Wayne Shorter day:

6 I think... Ha, I haven't achieved it yet so I guess I have to keep playing them

One of my favorites among the Ra I have. More Ra:

Disc 1

Sun Ra - Disco 3000. Just a quartet with Gilmore, Luqman Ali & Michael Ray.

Arkestra with reverb and some excellent bass clarinet from Gilmore.

I 100% agree. He's all over this recording.

Indeed. I put a whole lot more Andrew Hill on my wish list after this session. Incredible. And now, more Hutch:

Hill & Rivers together as side men.

After falling in love with the Andrew Hill BN albums I have, I needed more B3 and Turrentine so here we go.

Fatis Burrell's production style was so good.

Mort Garson's classic from '71. Fun to listen to on headphones.

More Hill with Henderson, Davis, Hubbard & Chambers