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The manager commented that Blues Project's Projections is just not that great a record after all, and that Stefan Grossman kicks Danny Kalb's ass any day of the week.

Would be into hearing Noisy Silence-Gentle Noise, if only because it's a great name for a jazz record.

I think 1 and 4 are still available directly from him. Looking forward to my sets! I'm pretty much an 1890s-2000s kinda guy, too. Many musicians from many different periods.

Nor this: Baroque Jazz Trio - s/t - (Saravah, reissue pressing) w/ J-C Capon, Georges Rabol, Philippe Combelle

This one wasn't: Amancio D'Silva - Konkan Dance - (Qbico)

Very nice! My copy is buried in a box somewhere.

Stream control is not a single-gender talent.

Wow, this is interesting news. I knew about the fire but did not know its "mellow" source!

So there's a Corea song by that name too? Saw Alex Ross on Colbert the other night. It was amusing.

Probably knows you need what we call "fuzz therapy" in my family.

She looks like my cat. My condolences.

+ one for ESP. Giuseppi Logan (2 albums for ESP) Man, this is hard, especially with most of my music currently in storage! Sonny Clark also had some archival recordings in solo and trio format, from '54 and '55, on Xanadu and Uptown. These have been repackaged by the Andorrans since.

Yeah, I don't know what to say... the first one, well, the transfer was so bad I could hardly hear anything. But the second, I think I heard enough to last a lifetime. So ungainly, such bad intonation and timing - jeebus!

Christ on ice...

Indeed, that is a great one.

You know him personally? I just emailed him through the site and look forward to his response.

Howard Riley - Discussions - (Opportunity) w/ Barry Guy and Jon Hiseman

Maybe they could reissue the Gittin' to Know Y'all with a bunch of that bonus material!

You can go to the site and add things to a "wish list." I just did.

Yeah, those are nice. Paul Murphy also posted one with his band that's killer - Lyons, Dewey Johnson, Borca, etc.

I've always wanted that Dauner but somehow never owned it. Purportedly heavy.

Forgot about that, you're right. That was odd, and I haven't heard any evidence. Karen Borca rules!

Forms and Sounds is kinda interesting but I'll admit to rarely pulling it out - I find Chappaqua a little more to my liking. But that's my rhythm-section bias creeping in. The Impulses shouldn't be that hard to obtain on vinyl. HG, you just need to get yourself a turntable!

Thanks for remembering, I thought you'd forgotten...

Now i know what's your secret to clean your collectible jazz LP. Indeed... my Tina Brooks smells very nice!