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  1. clifford_thornton
    Thanks; yeah, I figured that band would've hit Slugs' at some point.
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    Did Jarrett play at Slugs'? Good question.
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    I think that these could be done as downloads and I'd be fine with it.
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    that's true, but the initial hype versus the delivery time ratio is a bit lopsided in my opinion.
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    For sure he did! Unforgettable, those solos...
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    oh, but that thing... it had a lot of personality and Mal made it his own.
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    How long do we have to wait until we identify tracks? Track one is a favorite of mine.
  8. clifford_thornton
    How about I take March for a little March Madness?
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    Yeah, it doesn't really bother me at the end of the day. I am more concerned about whether there's non-fill or any other pressing plant bugaboos on the vinyl. The Pookie's set was not manufactured all that well.
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    Slugs' piano was kinda rough (cf. the Rashied Ali Quintet at Slugs'). It is definitely out of tune.
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    Lucinda Childs Twyla Tharp Andy De Groat
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    If Dusty stocks 'em I will grab. It is a bit tiring, I must admit.
  13. clifford_thornton
    I've seen more copies of Hum Dono offered for sale than I have Movement... the original is exceedingly rare. No, I don't have either...
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    ditto.
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    Endesha Obe -- didn't he disappear ferrying "supplies" over the Gulf of Mexico at one point? Fascinating character, regardless, and he engineered a lot of really interesting records.
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    This was a report from a friend who got a preview copy. I have yet to hear the set.
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    No worries! That is a full day of music... both sets were excellent. Fiedler's trio is going into the studio to record soon, and the music on that forthcoming CD is superb. They are a super tight unit, and Joe's post-Mangelsdorff multiphonic creativity is well on display.
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    Ah, I have a few of these that I didn't identify at first... got busy and lost time to go back and play around with it some more. But a superb BFT for sure, much great listening here.
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    Hope to see some of y'all in the Tub tonight!
  20. clifford_thornton
    Yeah, that Carl Stone concert was fun! Hadn't seen him in almost 20 yrs.
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    yeah, read that as well. Nuts.
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    My uncle lives west of Asheville, and was out of touch until an hour or so ago. He and his house are fine, but it is a complete mess around there. Unbelievable devastation.
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    I have that as Cecil Taylor's "Hard Driving Jazz" on United Artists, with the race car cover. It stays in T. It's a pretty strong album, actually. The band plays well with Cecil and even Dorham, who famously hated the circumstances and supposedly tried to undermine the whole thing, comes off sounding good.
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    Saw Collier with Dave Burrell, William Parker, and William Hooker. To say he/they were taking it "there" would be an understatement.
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    I'm told that the music is really, really intense, and fairly "out" at times. Looking forward to getting a copy. Regarding the "etc.", that was just for contractual reasons until McCoy signed with BN. IIRC anyway.
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