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clifford_thornton

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  1. It's a free jazz record, for one thing. But it's absolutely tremendous. One of the best of the genre.
  2. Cecil Taylor & Tony Oxley - Ailanthus / Altissima - (Triple Point Records)
  3. Paul Flaherty & Chris Corsano - Steel Sleet - (Tyyfus)
  4. Happy Birthday Paul!
  5. Never even heard of this. And then, there is this: BN 45-1782 Tina Brooks - Good Old Soul, Pt. 1&2 Freddie Hubbard (tp) Tina Brooks (ts) Duke Jordan (p) Sam Jones (b) Art Taylor (d) Rudy Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, NJ, June 25, 1960 tk.7 Good Old Soul
  6. Lovely record - I started with the "out" Trane and came to appreciate the "in" (or moreso anyway) Trane a bit more, actually.
  7. Right, I'm with you there.
  8. The Freddie Redd is quite good.
  9. Thinking about getting this as well. Lots of music on that USB drive (an interesting way to do it).
  10. Replete with a ratty-ass jacket.
  11. Anchorman is an asshole.
  12. Argh, the Monterose/Flanagan that still eludes me!
  13. Guess Wal Mart won't put in on display I've never even heard of that one, but based on some of the personnel, it looks like I "need" it!
  14. Damn, Scott, I was gonna hit you up for a free Melle!
  15. Like. Wish I was in the 'hood.
  16. IMHO the FB page should have an image as well...
  17. Still need to pick up a copy of Three Waves one of these days.
  18. Not a bad one, though I still prefer the Futura...
  19. I know that; when I retyped my post it got lost. Chill.
  20. Oldest would be Paul Bley sessions that resulted in ECM 1003, dating to 1963 or thereabouts. They were originally slated for Savoy, I believe, but were not issued until Paul Bley with Gary Peacock. They also reissued the Giuffre sessions from '61 that resulted in Thesis and Fusion. I'm pretty sure that there is more music from the Just Music date that resulted in ECM 1002, which was a reissue of a privately-pressed LP recorded in 1969 with Alfred Harth, Thomas Cremer, Thomas Stoewsand and others. But it would be in Harth's possession. Eicher has worked pretty closely with musicians to ensure some amount of "perfection," so the presence of rejected takes seems sort of anathema to what ECM is "about."
  21. I've never had this; my sightings of it were on the Baybridge LP, but is there also a CD? It's probably pretty good.
  22. Still don't own Funny Rat for some reason (is 50+ Brotzm. LPs/CDs enough?), though it has been immortalized here!
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