clifford_thornton

I like Cuypers a lot but don't have this trio record. I will look for it! Some great ones also on BVHaast!

I really really really REALLY hope so! After listening to FAVORITES last night, I coulda cried. Thankfully I'm coming to Austin around Thanksgiving, so hopefully I can find it at Waterloo or Cheap-O or the other vinyl shops around there. Maybe I should just save myself the trouble and just order the Mosaic instead. Gonna buy EVERY copy in this city before you get here!

HB PS !!

Of the Black Saint Muhals, the only other one I'm familiar with is Sightsong.

Elvin Jones - Poly-Currents - (BN Liberty orig)

We could do it at this:

Frank Foster - Manhattan Fever - (BN Liberty orig)

What, y'all didn't know about the Trane-Gonsalves studio sessions?

That is a good one. Abrams' 1-OQA+19 is really nice too, was just giving that a long overdue spin today. "Charlie in the Parker" reminds me of Ra... even though I *know* the AACM-Ra link is spurious.

SUN RA

Clearly an influence on WINGS, as well as Linda McCartney's cooking (erm, maybe that was Musica Elettronica Viva's "Zuppa")

Many Happy Returns, my one-channel friend!

Rooster Ties is joining the Black Crack!?!?!

The Beatles will always be "Miscellaneous Music" to me.

Happy Birthday!!

Btw, any thoughts on the remastering of the Impressed-Repressed series? I thought the D'Silva and Taylor both a little "boomy." Is the Ardley like this also?

Anyone heard the Steven Horenstien?

Wow. RIP.

Hey - anybody heard this? Dick Van Der Capellen (b) Trio - The Present is Past - Relax w/ Martin van Duynhoven (d), Chris Hinze (fl, pno) and Theo Loevendie (bcl - one track only) Dick vdc is a great bass player and Duynhoven and Loevendie usually get my juices going, but is Hinze someone that should best be ignored, even at an early stage? Thanks.

I like the Trio Hurricane - Suite of Winds disc. Of course, any Bill Dixon will be stupendous, but really who wants to listen to that on their computer?

Tomlin cinches that one for me - lopes along nicely but in a disjointed, just-shy-of-pulling-apart way. I like it. Now, the trio date seems content to stay in depths which the rest of the band - particularly Tomlin - seemed able to pull the music out of. To me, that tension keeps it together.

Got that one as soon as it was out, actually. Listened to Trio in my car on the way home for lunch, and it's not as immediately striking as Pendulum was/is. Guess I built it up a hell of a lot!

Sahib Shihab - Seeds - (Rearward 180 g reissue) Fantastic!

That thing really turned my ear on end, and I'm not sure in the most positive way. But hey, somebody's gotta do these sorts of things, right... ? Never liked Zappa at all. But that's just me. Obviously they, and Jimmy, were doing SOMETHING even if it wasn't my shit.

Just got the Trio from Alan - haven't spun it yet but the shipping was fast and the disc/booklet are in nice shape (jewel box a little aged). Can't wait to give this a listen! Watch a Japanese paper sleeve edition come out in a month! Clunky, how are you liking that Lacy on Quark? Tried to get that one but he'd sent it off to you!