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Camilla Gladys Signor Tamponnini

Gearing up to see Mr Shorter - 'Night Dreamer' (BN NY USA mono)

Mrs Berkow Dick Berk Wally Heider

Frank Oz Oz Clarke Ozzie Beak

Johnny Griffin 'The Congregation' (BN 47W63rd DG mono)

I see that there's mention out there of another Davis movie in the pipeline based on the 'Dark Magus' book.Interesting that they are all focussing in on that period - Blaxploitation revisited?

Wish they'd do another Jazz season and unearth some more '625s'..

Best wishes to your wife for a full and speedy recovery.

Damn - every time I see that one I get peeved. Passed up a nice copy in reasonably-priced copy in Mole Jazz years ago and regretted it ever since.

Saw them in 1980 in London over a couple of nights. The music was sublime, playing like a man posesssed. Had to be helped on and off the bandstand though. I remember that he played that 'Theme From Mash' at least once. To this day, it is some of the greatest music I've ever witnessed.

I'm in for Wayne Shorter's show on Sunday - looks like it's sold out. Wish I was able to head in to attend some of the other shows, including Alex's.

Hootie Blowfish Dickwad Tricky Dicky David Frost Emil Savundra

I must admit, I like the sound of it. Never realised Frances Davis featured in that period though - I would have expected Cicely Tyson to be featured.

Have a good one !

I'm waiting for the 'Agharta' side 1 French (Normandy)-AM station emulator with added tropospheric scatter..

Have a good one Weizen Jr !

I thought it looked more like Sonny Lester era Solid State

Yes, I find that too.

Yes, I caught that tour too, when they played the Poole Lighthouse. Zakir Hussain was in the lineup, I recall (and maybe also Talvin Singh - can't remember). I see that they are 'on' at the LJF over the next week or so. Those of us in the regions don't count these days.

Sorry to hear this. RIP.

Dot Cotton Billy Cotton Mr Wakey Wakey

Napoleonic forts/Fort Boyard clones in the middle of the English Channel perhaps, filled up with server stacks? Shades of Radio Caroline..

Not so much with regards to 'like Dolphy' but suprised that Bennie Maupin hasn't been mentioned yet..

Can't go wrong with 'On This Night', 'Fire Music' and 'Mama Too Tight'. He's also playing the London Jazz Festival in a couple of weeks time with an 'Attica Blues Big Band' conducted by Jimmy Owens. Tempting..

Oo Matron Hattie Jacques Sgt Wilson