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clifford_thornton

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  1. Wilton 'Bogey' Gaynair - Blue Bogey - (Jasmine reissue)
  2. Ut - Conviction - (Blast First)
  3. Dashiell.
  4. Continually revising my resume. Making it "sexy" just made it look uggos.

  5. Mazen Kerbaj & Nate Wooley tonight at Our Lady of Lebanon or Dan Friel and Greg Fox (among others) at Secret Project Robot? Very Hard Decision to Make. Aargh.

  6. Didn't think duos were all that rare pre-1972.
  7. Free Jazz Workshop (de Lyon) - Inter Frequences - (ADMI)
  8. What about artist's signature? I've got some Bill Dixon and AR Penck LPs where that is the only text present.
  9. Yeah, but those aren't jazz...
  10. Oh yeah, now that I am looking at the image turned rightside-up, certainly it is her.
  11. D. Charles Speer - Some Forgotten Country - (Sound@One)
  12. Just opened my parcel containing both discs. Thanks for making this music available once again!
  13. New Acoustic Swing Duo (ICP), Human Arts Ensemble Poem of Gratitude, and Byard Lancaster/JR Mitchell Live at Macalester College, respectively. I do. Fascinating document. The front image is a classic, thanks for the reminder!
  14. Actually going to interview Fred in advance of his East Coast US tour. Looking forward to it. I have a bunch of his albums but not that one. The stuff with Cel Overberghe is great.
  15. Really would love to have that Lacy. The Earl Freeman up top is a great little record. Here are some of my favorites: Huseyin Ertunc; Giuseppi Logan; Henry Grimes.
  16. I tripped over a violin case (it's cool; apparently it happens daily) and was emphatically/drunkenly told I don't have the first pressing of Topography of the Lungs (duh - I know full well mine is a 2nd). Another night at a NYC jazz bar.

  17. 1996. Ayler and Coltrane were the first jazz musicians I investigated; not too much later, Jarman, Mitchell, Dolphy and Taylor followed. Then, I discovered that my dad played Braxton and Sam Rivers albums when I was a wee tyke, so I guess it was "in there" somewhere. Anyway, another subject.
  18. Belated happiest of happy birthdays to Mr. Jarman. Song For was one of the first "outside" jazz LPs I purchased, and it made quite an impact.
  19. Celebrating Marion Brown Day with Juba-Lee (Fontana NL stereo)
  20. Correct. Get this: Jarman and Mitchell counted as one choice (like "one person")!
  21. Emailed a bunch of people and asked them to order the list from one to fifty in their order of preference, then assign tallies to each place to give a final number. At least that's how I understand it.
  22. Shepp - The Tradition - (Horo)
  23. Nah, he crowdsourced the votes and assigned tallies to each one. So he's not alone.
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