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Yes, absolutely

Good stuff.

Good baroque music well performed on very resonant and deep sounding harpsichord.

This is a highly original Russian rock-jazz RIO band. I've been a fan for 20+ years, and they keep getting better and better. June 17 - Nighttown, Clevelend, OH June 18 - Rhizome DC, Washington DC June 21 - Jetlag Festival, Downsville, NY June 25 - Drom, NYC, NY

Well written. These first two Jarman albums are my favorite by / with him by far.

Pardon my curiosity. Such a low level of literacy - was this something typical for a person of Dolphy's background / circumstances at the time? He finished high school and attended college... Of course, he could have just been tired after a gig or something ("something" not being drugs or alcohol, since he was a teetotaler, as I understand).

Hmmm, all the ICP releases are gone from Spotify. That's a shame. On the positive side, ICP started positing their concert recordings on bandcamp: https://icporchestra.bandcamp.com/ . I assume the old releases will be posted there at some point too.

Thanks for bringing this up. Available on Spotify too. His work with Kaoru Abe is worth checking out (not for the faint of heart!).

Ms. Megan Craig who designed the box devoted all five minutes to it.

You sir are shocking me.

Prompted by Schubert 960 thread. Good performance, excellent piano and sound. Never liked this work (or Schubert in general) that much though, did not like it today either.

Well, not sure about physical releases, but they could be digitized and made available at bandcamp or Spotify or something. This could be crowdfunded, and the costs should be manageable. If somebody has contract to Gebers, perhaps this could be brought up.

Braxton has a penchant for dedicating his compositions / performances to people he likes. The Braxton GTM 2001 set had tracks dedicated to Captain Beefheart, Shostakovitch, John Cage, Harry Partch, Betsy Jolas, etc. This is as meaningful as Braxton's drawing for his compositions.

FMP im Rückblick box booklet has an extensive live gigs list - there is some tasty stuff there, for sure. Not all was recorded, of course - but a quite lot actually could be, either by FMP or by the public broadcasters. Maybe Jazzwerkstatt people would work something out in terms of releases, most likely not.

The CDs were just released this year, they are available.

Yes, but we need to keep things in perspective, this is still less than a half of 1999 figures.

Khan Jamal, just three years younger than Burton. I am not a fan, he sure enough he is more interesting than Roy Ayers - Walt Dickerson.

As a reminder, Giuffre 3 Bremen and Stuttgart 1961 recordings together with some unreleased tracks were reissued a few years ago on EMANEM: http://www.emanemdisc.com/E5208.html You can (legally) download the entire FMP catalog via Destination-Out bandcamp: https://destination-out.bandcamp.com/