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Rabshakeh
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I know that Bud Shank's style is meant to have changed in later years, but I'm not sure that I ever heard any of his music from that time. What do you think are the stand out records from his later career?
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Stan Levey – Grand Stan (Bethlehem, 1957)
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Gerry Hemingway Quartet – Down To The Wire (Hat Art, 1993)
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Reggie Workman – Cerebral Caverns (Postcards, 1995)
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Julius Hemphill / Peter Kowald – Live At Kassiopeia (NoBusiness, 2011)
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Bobby Enriquez - Richie Cole – "The Wildman" Meets "The Madman" (GRP Crescendo, 1982) Now, as detergent: Keith Rowe – The Room (Erstwhile, 2007)
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They're absolutely great on this record.
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Joe Haider Trio – Café Des Pyrénnées (Kick, 1973) First listen to this German piano trio record and enjoying it a lot.
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He mentioned that he "played a bit of guitar". I'm such a fool.
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Oh wow. I had no idea.
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Cecil Taylor Unit – Spring Of Two Blue-J's
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Globe Unity Orchestra And Guests – Pearls (FMP, 1977) Brought from Atlantis records in Hackney. The owner claims it came from Evan Parker's collection and that he buys from him occasionally. Had a nice chat.
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I'm being slow. Who is he?
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He'd need the hair. Who is that?
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Jeremy Pelt – Soundtrack (HighNote, 2022) Someone posted this recently and I thought I'd give it a listen. It really is good. Chien Chien Lu is fantastic on vibes.
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Has anyone ever seen Eric Alexander and the leader of the British opposition in the same room together? It's getting uncanny.
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Warmed over.
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I'd never heard of Bobby Enriquez. I'm interested where this is going.
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I blame it on my sausage fingers.
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Kuzu - Purple Dark Opal (Aerophobic, 2018)
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Evan Parker, Derek Bailey, Han Bennink – The Topography Of The Lungs (Incus, 1970)
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Ha! You nailed it. That’s exactly right. There’s places on here where he sounds like he’s doing a straight impression of Lyons.
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Rob Brown Trio – High Wire (Soul Note, 1993) I am trying to figure out who Rob Brown's playing reminds me of. It's very strong, but I can't place it. Any help would be appreciated.
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Zoot Sims And His Orchestra – New Beat Bossa Nova Means The Samba Swings (Colpix, 1962)
