AndrewHill

Honorable mention for What We Live: Trumpets as there is some very fine playing by Leo Smith and Dave Douglas.

Trying to come up with some different titles than the already excellent recs above: George Lewis-Shadowgraph Five (Sextet)-BS William Parker-In Order to Survive-BS Steve Lacy Sextet-Troubles-BS The Andrew Cyrille Trio-Good to Go-A Tribut to Bu-SN Anthony Braxton-4 (Ensemble) Compositions 1992-BS Sun Ra Arkestra-Hours After-BS Henry Threadgill Very Very Circus-Spirit of 'Nuf 'Nuf-BS John Lindberg Ensemble-The Catbird Sings-BS Beaver Harris 360 Degree Music Experience-Beautiful Africa-SN Steve Lacy Sextet-The Condor-SN

Its been as low as $2.09 around here.

That would be cool to hear!

man, just reminded me how far behind I am in my listening

Hoping for a speedy covery.

Should be fun!

Big Al- with you on this: Clerks II- was just as great if not greater than Clerks!

Cool. Taking my wife tomorrow to see it, cuz she is a HUGE Smith fan! ps: thought Clerks was the masterpiece; never thought much of Chasing Amy...

You're not alone on that one

Nice!

Even worse: 2 out of 12 Gotta pay more attention to the actors in these fine pornographic films that I watch

Well fall is gone and winter is knockin' by dropping an inch of snow yesterday in Northeast Ohio; its either feast or famine around here.

Love that photo of Sonny in his car-that is badazz!

paris in the late 60s produced dozens of those unusual combinations... (by memory i'd say pan-african festival wasn't one of them though)... many familiar discs have unusual combinations on them... john zorn or grachan moncur with john patton, mingus or coltrane with ellington, buzz gardner with frank zappa/rene thomas (guess seeing the name a second time is surprising no matter where you see it first), chris mcgregor with nick drake, all those west coast jazzers on tom waits albums, say, shelly manne (iirc) Just did a quick look at what I have handy and Philly Joe Jones appears on at least a Poem for Malcolm, Yasmina a Black Woman (w/ Art Taylor on rhythm logs) and Blase, while Mobley appears on all of these except Blase.

There's also some of the Archie Shepp Actuel/BYG recordings that had some unusual personel, such as Hank Mobley and Philly Joe Jones-don't have the cd's in front of me, so I don't recall where they appeared. I want to say the Pan-African Festival was one of them.

No Material on ITM: Ginger Baker with Peter Brotzmann, Sonny Sharrock, Nicky Scopelitis and Jan Kazda

It looks like Karl Berger is autioning off part of his record collection to raise money, maybe in conjunction with the project mentioned above: http://cgi.ebay.com/ALBERT-AYLER-Spiritual...A1%7C240%3A1318 And here's the CMS website: http://www.creativemusicstudio.org/

Album cover of a chameleon? I almost missed it; it blends right into the background I don't understand. I see a white wolf on my screen, quite distinctly. Hmmmmm. Nothing appears on my end. Must be experiencing technical difficulty.

Album cover of a chameleon? I almost missed it; it blends right into the background