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clifford_thornton

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  1. It shouldn't to my knowledge - at least when talking about "original issues." As for reissues, the Classic & Music Matters discs I've seen seem to be relatively faithful reproductions. I can't speak about those French reissues that have recently been released, though what I heard was that they're also pretty good facsimiles.
  2. Yeah, helping my friend to produce the Dickie Landry reissue was an education on that front.
  3. Rest of it goes for $20 shipped (w/o jewel cases most likely).
  4. yes, that's the only one I know of.
  5. Yeah, the Dickerson rules - I have that on both CD and on vinyl.
  6. Whoa. I'm interested.
  7. Those Open Music CDs are great. He's fun and fantastic. Although she is better looking, I guess.
  8. There are Candid CD-Rs. The Whynot Candid CDs I have had are CDs. So there you go.
  9. Hahaha maybe I'll embed that video with my review of 5 Trios...
  10. Just picked mine up from the post today. I am excited to pop it in the CD player, too. Cheers! CA
  11. Though I've got a few of these on hold for someone, there are still some titles left that promise (!) to be engaging!
  12. Bud Powell - Hot House - (Dutch Fontana) w/ Griffin, Hayat, Gervais
  13. There is still some interesting stuff available here. Please feel free to dip in!
  14. Bump for a few things I dug up yesterday...
  15. Funny, I always get shit on whenever I yammer on about Cecil as primarily within the black music / jazz tradition and scope.
  16. I paid maybe $10 for my vinyl of it. I like this record but wouldn't dump a lot of change on it.
  17. I don't like getting hung up by applying a baseline to instrumental/structural vocabularies in order to make them "valid" or not. Nor do I understand why one has to limit someone's accomplishments to "only" their own immediate sphere in order to say that they are good or great. I wouldn't necessarily want to say that Hunke and von Schlippenbach are great pianists only in terms of their own respective orbits. I'd want to say that they are both masterful vis. what they do with the instrument, even though their ends might be somewhat different. These thoughts aren't easy to deal with and open themselves up to self-contradiction pretty readily.
  18. He financed it himself. I thought the music / experience was "fun."
  19. Braxton has high praise for Wagner and I see the connection between the two, but in the end I'd rather listen to Braxton. Personal preference.
  20. To/from Italy and France I always ship registered and have never had a problem. Germany has been fine; only "lost" one thing and was pretty sure the guy was trying to rip me off.
  21. Oh cool. She still looks good!
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