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  1. clifford_thornton
    neat record. It would be cool if the additional track (different, similarly weird band) from the Eremite CD made it onto a vinyl edition at some point down the road.
  2. clifford_thornton
    have the Deep Jazz Reality LP reissue, strong record.
  3. clifford_thornton
    This is indeed sad news, but a consistently full & interesting life he had, and we were able to participate in at least some of it!
  4. clifford_thornton
    yes, the same David Lee. I quite like that record, but haven't dug it out in a very long time.
  5. clifford_thornton
    One can never assume something will be reissued (or reissued "well"), so carpe diem.
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    ah rad, ok, thank you!
  7. clifford_thornton
    is that interview online?
  8. clifford_thornton
    D:O FMP store is here: https://destination-out.bandcamp.com/
  9. clifford_thornton
    yeah, not likely to happen. The Destination:Out Bandcamp does provide digital files of FMP releases to some degree, and that may be as close as we'll get to seeing some of these FMPs in a non-vinyl format.
  10. clifford_thornton
    Good news; the SAJs are swell. Also, non-needledrop reissues of Black Ark & Live at the Village Vanguard would be really nice to see (of course, likely on a different imprint). Classic sessions that should never be OOP for long in my opinion.
  11. clifford_thornton
    Real bummer news. He was such a unique player. RIP.
  12. clifford_thornton
    & now I see that the GTA is a different session, unissued, per Kluck. Good intel!
  13. clifford_thornton
    those Johansson trio albums are beautiful however pretty sure Ramblin' was intended as a GTA release, though it was recorded in the RCA Italiana studios
  14. clifford_thornton
    Sad news. RIP to quite a voice.
  15. clifford_thornton
    Ah rad, Adler is good people. This is very exciting news.
  16. clifford_thornton
    I have eighteen of those that Freeman lists. Weird that the only European artists he mentions are a couple of ECM stalwarts. I'd hoped for at least one Brötzmann or Alex von Schlippenbach album at the very least... 1974 was also an incredibly fruitful year for Japanese jazz releases.
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    Thanks, I absolutely will!
  18. clifford_thornton
    I was surprised at the Rollins. I have been back into the Rollins world for a few years now; didn't recognize him on the cut you chose, but admittedly haven't explored much after the early 1970s.
  19. clifford_thornton
    Going backwards and finished my catch-up listening -- the Ellis, Ra, and JB cuts were definitely my cuppa, the rest not so much. Thanks for the BFT!
  20. clifford_thornton
    Bill Evans (1920-2013) Bill Evans (1929-80) Bill Evans (b. 1958)
  21. clifford_thornton
    I saw Lowe just once with Billy Bang's group at Vision Festival a year earlier. It was a stirring concert.
  22. clifford_thornton
    Looking forward to hearing this.
  23. clifford_thornton
    I think about them daily all year.
  24. clifford_thornton
    Sweet! I know some of what they've got in the can and this will just whet the appetite. Swift Are the Winds of Life is extraordinary. Can't wait for the double LP version.
  25. clifford_thornton
    Ornette, Pharoah, Izenzon, Moffett, and an orchestra. It wasn't used in the film for which it was originally recorded -- Conrad Rooks' Chappaqua -- but a musician I know screened the film with Ornette's soundtrack dubbed back in and it was a hell of a lot better!
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