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Thank you for that helpful and useful answer. Correct the decade, give it a go and see whether it works. If anyone does know the answer to the original question and isn’t just trying to be clever, I’d appreciate the input.

Frisque Concordance - Spellings John Butcher and Georg Grawe at their absolute best.

Ronnie Laws - Every Generation

That was a really useful list from a time when this music was much more obscure than it is now. Shame about the hipster verbiage.

Does anyone know of a resource for the Billboard jazz charts (or equivalent) for years past? I'm particularly interested in the period after 1980.

This is good.

Levitation Orchestra – Inexpressible Infinity

Pinski Zoo – East Rail East

Mazzoll & Arhythmic Perfection – "a"

Julie Kjær 3 – Dobbeltgænger (Clean Feed, 2016) A nice record in the Clean Feed style, greatly helped by the excellent rhythm section. Kjaer on alto sounds a lot like another player, who I am trying to place. If anyone has any ideas let me know. Edit: It is John Butcher of whom she reminds me. It is quite noticable, save that Kjaer's compositional language is completely unrelated.

John Lewis – European Windows This is probably what I imagined when I first learned about Third Stream as a concept. It is much more 'classical' than most third stream. No way. I'd love to, as it is a lot of fun. I was streaming it via discogs.

Cozy Eggleston Quartet – Grand Slam

I've just randomly found this: http://www.acclaimedmusic.net/forums/index.php a forum where users post lists of "Acclaimed Music". Bizarre idea. Something about it seems very early 00s.

Adalberto Alvarez Y Su Son – Jugando Con Candela Tiny Bradshaw – Breakin' Up The House

Georgie Auld And His Orchestra – Dancing In The Land Of Hi-Fi

Bob Moses – Visit With The Great Spirit

Are any of these in particular ones that you'd recommend?

I read this in primary school and again three years ago. It's one of those books that just gets better.

GoGo Penguin – Fanfares Every song on this sounds like either a Radiohead B Side or like something that could play in the background of an advert for a bank.

Allison Miller's Boom Tic Boom – Glitter Wolf This one has a better and more dynamic sound than other Miller records I've heard. Some top quality artspeak in the liner notes. Nicholas Payton – Numbers I don't get Payton. This is an album of fairly tepid funky keyboard music. Good sense of groove but that's about it. Why does he do stuff like this?

Looking forward to reading.

Kirk Whalum – And You Know That!

Robert Wyatt - ..........For The Ghosts Within (2010) Always pleased that Robert Wyatt never had a social media presence.

I'm betting on it showing up in Honest Jon's or in OTO soon so I haven't ordered it. Souffle Inconnu stuff doesn't tend to sell out and they keep it in print for a while.

It's weird. It's got a bit of heart, this one. Currently streaming this: Maki Asakawa – One Starring Toshinori Kondo and Yosuke Yamashita.