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  1. clifford_thornton
    Sad news. http://www.houstonpress.com/music/legendary-crusaders-sax-man-wilton-felder-passes-away-7800449
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    Sun Ra - Unity - (Horo, IT orig)
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    Only stuff I have on Hungaroton is traditional Hungarian folk music... but those sets are stunning.
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    Han Bennink - Tempo Comodo - (Data, NL)
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    I don't think it sat in the can that long - I have a pre-BASF pressing, which wouldn't have been released much later than 1969-70.
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    Spedding is a fantastic player, especially on stuff from this period. The stories quoted here are hilarious.
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    At least you're covered via Paypal although if it was 7 months ago you may be out of the window.
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    That's right - forgot that Swell worked with Byard. Would like to hear this new quartet.
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    What label issued the Japanese pressing, and when?
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    Thanks Joel.
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    Agreed on Hat & Shoes. Probably my favorite Ullman disc - I've had a few others that for me, didn't take.
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    Nice - would certainly have grabbed a Japanese pressing but I did luck out on an affordable, clean original maybe a year ago (after searching for something like 15 years!). I believe those Japanese Mouloudjis are promo-only and that no commercial version was released.
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    Yeah, that Richardson is really good. I bet it sounds better in mono; the lo-fi stereo separation doesn't do it a lot of favors. Would love to get that Rudd someday - pretty tough to find! Now; Han Bennink - Solo East/West - (SAJ, GER orig)
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    Who's Lovens playing with in New Orleans?
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    Haynes' Just Us was recorded in 1960. Although I guess we could go by the estimation that the decade lasted from Jan. 1, 1951 until Dec. 31, 1960...
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    Seems like that piece was performed several times but I'm not sure if it was recorded. Never owned/heard Liturgical Jazz but would pick it up if I saw it.
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    Would love to hear that Yamash'ta. Looks sick.
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    The Meinert is awesome. The Fredriksberg pressing, licensed from Meinert himself, sounds amazing. I would be happy with a clean Spectator copy if I could find one... especially one of the hand-colored copies! But it'll still set you back around $500 at this point...
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    Fontella is on my Japanese BYG LP.
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    I guess Pearson's first two LPs were recorded in late 1959 though they didn't appear in the racks until probably 1960. In my opinion, his best trio album is from 1961: I think of him as a bit more of a '60s player to be honest. "Jeannine" is such a great tune.
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    Concur with quite a number of the above - need to dig out the Jordan on Signal/Savoy again. I'll add this:
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    Bummer. He was something. RIP.
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    Probably a marketing decision from Polydor. There's more material from those (or similar) sessions in the vaults, some of which has apparently seen digital release. I think at least some of that is more "out."
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    So sorry for your loss, Dan. Beautiful and hip dog, clearly.
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    Jym Young's San Francisco Avant-garde - Puzzle Box - (International Polydor GER orig) excellent quartet date with Bennett Friedman, Harley White and Jim Messinger.
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