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Good luck with the move. Keeps life interesting !

P. J. O'Rourke O'Reilly Sybil Fawlty

Ken McIntyre 'Way, Way Out' (UA mono)

Here's to the Bird ! Dean Benedetti set ahoy..

I know I would..

On a roll... Blue Mitchell 'Bantu Village' (BN Liberty stereo) Sounds like Blue is using the varitone attachment on part of this album. First time I've noticed that. Prince Lasha/Sonny Simmons 'Firebirds' (Contemporary green label DG stereo). Audio by Bernie Grundman !

Lee Morgan 'Delightful-Lee' (BN Liberty stereo) Lonnie Smith 'Move Your Hand' (BN Liberty stereo). Funky !

Lonnie Smith 'Turning Point' (BN Liberty Stereo). This 'Eleanor Rigby' beats the original IMO . The LP also blows the RVG CD away !

Really sorry to hear this. First Elton Dean, then in a matter of weeks, Pip Pyle. Just happened to be playing an 'In Cahoots' CD in the car only the other day and really enjoying it too. Much too young - may he rest in peace.

Elmo Hope 'Informal Jazz' (Esquire mono). With Coltrane and Mobley. Soft Machine 'Seven' (UK CBS stereo)

Thelonious Monk 'Monk's Music' (UK Riverside blue reel mono) Cannonball Adderley 'Quintet In San Francisco' (UK Riverside blue/white reel mono)

No 'lava lamp activated'?

Freddie Hubbard 'The Atlantic Years - The Art of Freddie Hubbard' (Atlantic 2LP set) Ted Curson Quartet 'Urge' (Japanese Fontana - Roling cover art)

'Dizzy Gillespie y Machito' (Pablo) Lee Morgan 'Sonic Boom' (King BN Japanese pressing)

A wee dram of Glenmorangie to accompany the late-night Mosaic listening...

A happy birthday to Alice Coltrane ! I haven't heard anything like enough of her own music - reading the 'House That Trane Built' has really whetted my appetite for hearing those Impulse recordings.

Yep, happy birthday !

The Three Sounds Lonnie "The Sound" Walker Lonson Lon's son Sun Ra Alton Abraham

Not a place for ordering a sparkling Perrier water with a sliver of lemon then. Sounds like a 'draft Theakstons' sort of place..

Now onto a glass of red burgundy to start the Holiday evening.

Is that like Cava?

Lee Morgan 'Cornbread' (BN NY USA stereo). Amazing how good both the late Billy Higgins and Jackie Mac sound on this. Harold Vick 'Steppin' Out' (BN NY USA mono)

spooky..