sidewinder

I didn't know that but could have guessed. There's a similar rivalry to this between Scotland and England. And England v. Germany of course.

I wouldn't worry about it. The International shipping to Europe at least seems reasonable !

George Braith 'Two Souls In One' (BN NY USA mono)

Do you think the Austrians might win?

So, the Pathe Marconi DMMs were made in France but not bought by the French jazz maniacs - exported to the Brits, Italians etc ?

Max Mosely Mad Max Max Headroom Robert Bridges Otis Spann Piers Morgan Piers Plowman William Langland K D Lang

I think a pub in somewhere like Moreton-in-the-Marsh might be nicer! Perfect !!!!! Or failing that - Stow on the Wold.

And Keith Tippett's Centipede's ' Septober Energy'. This was a truly bonkers project featuring 50 jazz and rock musicians. Must have lost loads of money. Yes, that's a good one to add. I understand they even flew the Brotherhood of Breath musicians in and out from Germany on a daily basis for the recordings so it must have cost an absolute fortune to make !

Max Mosely Mad Max Max Headroom

Nah, keep the really good stuff and just dump the blue label, French Pathe DMMs, Applause 'Deep Grooves' ( ) etc.

In at Level 4 Somehow, I missed out on the earlier CDs and it will be good to have them ! Really like the cover art too.

Worksop is east of the Mississippi!!!!!! If 10 Brits pool $300 each we get a CD each and a private performance in one of our homes!!!! Some-where mid-UK then? NEC Birmingham ?

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Captain Pugwash Master Bates Seaman Staines

Some Blue Note gems which sometimes skip under the radar. Walter Davis Jr 'Davis Cup' Kenny Drew 'Undercurrent' Stanley Turrentine 'Up at Mintons Vol 1 and 2' Pete La Rocca 'Basra' Joe Henderson 'Our Thing' Booker Ervin 'The In Between' Leo Parker 'Let Me Tell You 'Bout It' Ike Quebec 'It Might As Well Be Spring' Anthony Williams 'Spring' and 'Lifetime' Grachan Moncur III 'Evolution' and 'Some Other Stuff' lots more, of course.

Mustn't forget Mike Westbrook's 'Metropolis' and 'Citadel/Room 315'. These are solidly based in jazz but with major Brit rock/fusion undertones circa 1972/73.

Whoah !!! 10,000 posts !! (sorry )

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Even Count Basie got in on the act - with 'Afrique' (Flying Dutchman) That NTSU band LP looks pretty cool !

and a couple of classics of the genre - Don Ellis 'Live at the Fillmore' and 'Tears of Joy' (both CBS)

The one that comes immediately to mind is Thad Jones/Mel Lewis 'Potpouri' On Philadelphia International - just for extra fusion authenticity.

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Strewth !! That's just about the craziest thing I've ever seen. Off-load everything onto ebay quick...

Dry, nice day here.