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And now: Milford Graves - Babi

Muhal Richard Abrams - Levels and Degrees of Light

Julius Hemphill - 'C$%n Bid'ness With thanks to @mjazzg

Robin Williamson - Myrrh

Same. There is a bit of a risk that bluegrass can be repetitive. It needs that feel to really raise it up.

The Tony Rice Unit – Backwaters

Tangerine Dream – Alpha Centauri

Mal Waldron - The Quest

Pretty much. Very very easy with discogs, but commonly found in the wild too. I own a fair few without ever really having sought them out. Are they rare in the states?

John Fahey - Red Cross

Roscoe Mitchell Creative Orchestra - Sketches from Bamboo

Tony Rice on Backwaters did On Green Dolphin Street and also My Favourite Things. I'm sure there is tons of Bela Fleck stuff. Nice idea for a thread by the way.

Art Ensemble of Chicago - Fanfare for Warriors Thanks! Truth be told that I am feeling a little guilty that I haven't been spinning the free-er stuff recently. I used to play it whilst looking after the kids in the mornings when they were small but nowadays they have stronger opinions about what they want to listen to.

Boscoe - Boscoe

Deicide – Legion

Frank Wright - Your Prayer

Helluvaninterview right there.

Han Bennink / Willem Breuker – New Acoustic Swing Duo First time at home alone for a while, so treating myself to a nice spin of some records I haven't listened to enough whilst filing photographs.

Richie Kamuca and Bill Perkins - Tenors Head On

That is interesting! News to me. I had not realised that it was Austrian originally. I'd never heard of this one but looks great! Lots to listen to.

Document is absolutely great. But I think it is mostly pre-war recordings.

Thank you, everyone!

That's interesting. I had noticed that you sometimes appeared to have answers ready to hand in list format, and I wondered whether what lurked behind that was some sort of detailed database. Why live concerts? Is that to review?

Jesse Fuller – Jazz, Folk Songs, Spirituals & Blues

The Fendermen – Mule Skinner Blues