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Which is that?
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Nice session. Nice to hear Christian Scott in this one. I don't always like his records, so it's nice when he is in a more mixed setting.
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Good cover photo.
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Goran Kajfeš Subtropic Arkestra – The Reason Why Vol. 2 I don't like all of these records but this one has some good stuff on it. Essentially an electric big band fro. Sweden tackling classics of non-western pop, here mostly folk rock from Turkey. It is self-consciously retro but quite unique in its own way. I only know Kajfes from Angles 9 and Fire!. This is pretty different although it breathes a similar air to Fire! in its mix of retro and up to date.
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John Zorn - In Lambeth Anthony Braxton - Taylor Ho Bynum, Nels Cline, Greg Saunier – Quartet (New Haven) 2014
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This really is one of the greats. I can remember exactly the evening that I first heard this music.
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Second listen now. I'd be interested to know what others think of it. So far it seems like one of the weaker entries in the series.
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What is this? Looks interesting.
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Derek Bailey – Carpal Tunnel I remember this one being released so vividly. I was just getting into this music then, and the name Derek Bailey was becoming familiar.
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Pure classic. And the flip side is good too.
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Japanese Jazz
Rabshakeh replied to Head Man's topic in Jazz In Print - Periodicals, Books, Newspapers, etc...
For context, I was typing with one thumb whilst trying to get my three year old daughter to go to sleep. -
It is good. A little sleepy. Braxton plays well.
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Love this one.
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I'm surprised at how little love for this record there is upthread. I found everything about it fascinating. Obviously, it isn't the world's best music, but it's interesting to hear the navy band. Coltrane is still recognisable even if he sounds nothing like himself. And they're playing Bird and Tadd Dameron tunes even at that very early stage. And then for the later session, you get to hear Coltrane playing for dancers, including the R&B tenor on Castle Rock.
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Will Glaser, Matthew Herd, Liam Noble – Climbing In Circles Has anyone else listened to this one? Quite interesting stuff. Not my favourite, necessarily.
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JOHN COLTRANE - FIRST GIANT STEPS This one really is interesting. Hearing Coltrane play like Johnny Hodges in the Navy, and then heading Coltrane playing some honking R&B with Hodges himself ten years later.
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