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Joseph Jarman and Don Mote - Earth Passage – Density

Sy Oliver And His Orchestra – Sentimental Sy

Yep. It's a nice one. Something a bit different.

Nu Creative Methods – Nu Jungle Dances (1978)

Brandon Lopez Trio – Matanzas

Steve Beresford and Angharad Davies – Trwst

George Wallington Quintet – Live! At Cafe Bohemia/1955

Lester Bowie - The Great Pretender

Plays Debussy was alright. It was Debussy on piano, with a rhythm section, for no particularly good reason. But it wasn't bad bad.

Jacques Loussier Trio – Plays Debussy More out of idle curiousity than anything.

I definitely do agree with you. Often quite samey too.

Lovely to hear!

Peter Appleyard Orchestra – Per-cus-sive Jazz

The Modern Jazz Society Presents a Concert of Contemporary Music

I don't know much about Ewart once the 1980s dawn. Is this good?

Family Of Percussion & Guests - Peter Giger / Trilok Gurtu / Doug Hammond / Tom Nicholas & Wolfgang Dauner / Alan Skidmore – Sunday Palaver Just listened to this for the first time on a stream of a couple of tracks. Seems impressive as a groove record. I'm surprised that the Gilles Peterson crowd aren't all over it.

I wanted to go to that but I'm away those days. Great line up.

I'm listening to Ken Vandermark's How Harriott Project at the moment.

Bill Dixon / Matthias Bauer / Klaus Koch / Tony Oxley – Berlin Abbozzi

Léon Francioli With Pierre Favre, Eje Thelin, Jouk Minor – Live In Montreux (1972)

Arthur Brooks Ensemble V – Nightcaller

Oh yeah

Keith Tippett Septet – A Loose Kite In A Gentle Wind Floating With Only My Will For An Anchor Another great one. Having listened to this for ages. The unwieldy name and forgettable cover mean that I don't always remember with his other records.

Richard Teitelbaum, Carlos Zingaro – The Sea Between One of my favourites by the respective musicians. The violin and synth combo works so well.

I really enjoyed When the Heart Emerges Glistening. Otherwise I've always thought he's a talented trumpeter that tends to self-sabotage with weak ideas.