clifford_thornton

Shame! I've got a Japanese DIW of that one.

This stuff is very much in flux, y'know? I'd say the most valuable pieces I have right now in no particular order are Frank Wright "Church Number Nine" (Calumet red-label original) The Cairo Free Jazz Ensemble "Heliopolis" (Goethe Institut Cairo) Huseyin Ertunc "Musiki" (Intex) Phill Musra "The Creator Spaces" (Intex) Kees Hazevoet "Pleasure One" (Peace) v/a Workshop Freie Musik 1969-1978 (FMP) 3 LPs + Book w/ box Michel Portal "Our Meanings & Our Feelings" (Pathe France) Marzette Watts Ensemble (Savoy) Probably some other shit along these lines too that might go for a lot of bucks, but whatever.

On July 8th (born March 30, 1928). I haven't yet picked up his Savoy date, but I was intrigued by his playing on the Charlie Parker Montreal 1953 Uptown disc. I wanted to write him and find out whether he played anymore, but I never had the nerve. I still wish that I had dropped Bill DeArango a note about 7 years ago when I had the chance... The Savoy LP rules. I'll have to grab that Uptown CD one of these days.

Should be in the IJS.

I did not know - or remember, at least - that Valdo passed this year.

I've got them all - great stuff. He's living in Denmark now, I think, and is a practicing psychotherapist.

Totally fucked. I would flay them Allen-style.

Until that record, I had no idea that baboons played cards.

I've met some great people in real life, and some great people on this board. The people I meet on facebook tend to be a little down the pole; not that they're not interesting folk, I just tend to put more effort in either in real time or over on the big-O.

RIP. He made me laugh. A lot.

Vanity-press records of young goofy girls singing about Jesus, yes. Britny Fox, no.

Congrats!

Email comin' on a few of these.

That Steeplechase LP is pretty good, yeah. I don't recall Mr. Joy having electric piano on it - though it's an excellent record!

I really want that Revenge LP, too. Not cheap on the internet, though! I second the recommendation for Improvisie, and also like Dual Unity.

Yes; I know just a little French & Spanish. My languages in college were Latin and classical Greek. So there you go...

Very sorry to hear this Rolf - my sincerest condolences to you and yours. On this Thanksgiving, you will be able to give so much thanks for fond memories, challenges, growth, companionship and love. Take care.

It was also issued on Prestige under Duke Pearson's name, as Dedication. Apparently the session was put together by/for trombonist Willie Wilson for the Jazzline label, but didn't see release until the Fontana LP under Hubbard's name and, later, under Pearson's.

I'll try to tune in before my 7:00 slot.

Don Cherry - Where is Brooklyn? - (BN Liberty)

See y'all there!

Yeah, I remember the Jazzman guy contacting me for James' information - hadn't heard of it prior. Looking forward to hearing it.

I guess he broke the seal on her Mosaic...

This is new to me. Thanks.

The only Blind Mamie Forehand I know is from the Revenant comp, but she's absolutely spellbinding. Gotta get this set, Finally!