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Have you tried Shazam? A bit shaky these days, but still tends to work for jazz.

If it's anything like the YT stream, I know what you mean.

Did I heard that was getting a rerelease sometime? It's on YouTube, but I'd like to know what it actually sounds like. (Assuming that the tapes are better quality.)

Irene Schweizer - Hexensabbat (FMP, 1978) Reissued and up on Bandcamp. Just great stuff. I've been mixing early Schweizer with Tippett's groups this morning in a heady piano cocktail.

Sad news

Diverse is the word. RIP

Lester Bowie and Phillip Wilson - Duet (Improvising Artists, 1978). New purchase today. First day out of quarantine. From Sounds of the Universe on Berwick St in Soho. A surprise hit with my wife.

Denman Maroney - Fluctuations (New World, 2003)

When's the next 'drop'?

Currently still in quarantine and trying to watch my first non Disney film in over a year: Husbands by John Cassavetes. Naturally the 1 year old is also watching it.

Ditto on the Snake Oils. I think I like them more even than the 80s stuff.

Carla Bley - Tropic Appetites (Watts, 1974)

Jesus wept.

Edsel Gomez - Cubist Music (Noho, 2006)

James Williams - Alter Ego (Sunnyside) ,

Have you read The Perfect Spy? I watched this one at school in English class. I remember really enjoying it. About three years ago, I remembered it and decided it would be a good film to watch with my wife and mother in law when she was staying with us over the Christmas period. I'm not actually sure that it was such a good film for that purpose. My mother in law still talks about it. At least it was an education for her too, I guess.

Is today the first "not Bandcamp Friday"?

Okay. Understood.

Bobby Previte Quintet - Bump The Renaissance (1986)

Oh gosh. RIP. To what is this a reference?

Steve Lacy Sextet - Scraps (Saravah, 1974)

Albert Mangelsdorff - Trombirds (MPS, 1973)

Gene Ammons - Goodbye (Prestige, 1974)

Yelena Eckemoff Trio - Glass Song (L&H, 2013) A moody piano trio that definitely has a quality that sets it apart from the ECMers or the Drake/Radiohead/Chopin-players. Andersen really makes it.

He's a Twitter fiend. He seems to reply to everything.