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New York Art Quartet -- Mohawk -- (Fontana) Ted Curson -- Tears for Dolphy and Urge -- (Fontana) Ric Colbeck -- The Sun Is Coming Up -- (Fontana) Alan Shorter -- Orgasm -- (Verve) Ed Curran -- Elysa -- (Savoy) Jym Young's San Francisco Avant-garde -- Puzzle Box -- (International Polydor) Karl Berger -- Quartet -- (ESP) Clifford Thornton -- Freedom & Unity -- (Third World) Chris McGregor -- Very Urgent -- (Polydor) The New York Contemporary Five -- Vol. 1 & 2 -- (Sonet) Steve Lacy -- Disposability -- (VIK) Carsten Meinert -- To You -- (M.S./Spectator) Bernt Rosengren -- Stockholm Dues -- (Columbia) Gilbert Holmström -- Utan Misstankar -- (Megafon) Barney Wilen -- Zodiac -- (Vogue) François Tusques -- Free Jazz -- (Mouloudji) Albert Mangelsdorff -- Now Jazz Ramwong -- (CBS Germany) Manfred Schoof -- Voices -- (CBS Germany) Irène Schweizer -- Early Tapes -- (FMP)

Phill Musra -- The Creator Spaces -- (Intex, US original)

Ooh, nice!

Bummer, but man what a legacy.

Yes.

Keith Tippett/Louis Moholo-Moholo -- No Gossip -- (FMP/SAJ, GER)

According to Nate Chinen she has passed.

Damn, that is too bad. Great player.

Paul Flaherty/Froc Filipetti/Bil Walach -- Trinity Symphony -- (no label, private US pressing)

Getz Stuff -- haha!

aha. gotcha.

well, there is a second LP entitled Zoot at Ronnie Scott's on Fontana, released earlier in the 60s. So you could conceivably happen upon a copy of that and avoid the grey market CD...

Cookin' is a nice session indeed.

It was a Douglas session that was only assembled and rehearsed: Colbeck, Lancaster, Sharrock, Burrell, Sirone and Elvin Jones. No recording known. Case closed I guess.

That is totally cool.

Thanks. That is a help.

Piano Space rules, as do the Zukofsky/Cage collaborations. the Louis Zukofsky scholarship issue is a bummer though.

Does anyone have a date of departure? The NYC Jazz Record will want to run an obit.

Oliver Nelson -- Blues and the Abstract Truth -- (Impulse, 2nd cover late 60s stereo)

The best one is naturally the most impossible to find: Til Vigdis. Hope someone reissues it.

ah, that's too bad. My aunt was friends with him -- I wonder if she knows.

Superb versions of Rollins' "Airegin" and "Oleo" on here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Complete_Quartets_with_Sonny_Clark (Grant Green-related)

Hawley Adams Currens + J.P. Richards -- Many Years of Love to You -- (Tiwa, US) pretty fine improvised violin/vibes-percussion duos and trios (w/ flute) out of San Francisco.

I commented on YT but doubt the original video poster will fix it or re-up it with accurate info.

Yes, it's Collier. That's Harry Beckett all right, from the first bar. Definitely "Aberdeen Angus" as well. Very interesting to hear Cowell in this context. Not exactly perfect but certainly no slouch.