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1 minute ago, mjazzg said:

Thanks, just found it on Tidal so will try before I buy

Good deal.  Hope you enjoy.

I love hearing David Friedman and Daniel Humair together.  If you dig Of the Wind's Eye, you might also want to investigate Triple Hip Trip.  It features the same lineup, minus Jane Ira Bloom.

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8 minutes ago, HutchFan said:

Good deal.  Hope you enjoy.

I love hearing David Friedman and Daniel Humair together.  If you dig Of the Wind's Eye, you might also want to investigate Triple Hip Trip.  It features the same lineup, minus Jane Ira Bloom.

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Thanks again. I'll definitely investigate further. I love vibes so not too sure why Friedman has largely passed me by

Just realised the Tidal one is not 'Of The Wind's Eye' but 'Shades Of Change' with Geri Allen which is a pretty good thing as it stands

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18 hours ago, sidewinder said:

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Another decent find for a couple of quid. Even has Steve  Voce’s Jazz Journal review included as an insert so a promo copy I guess. 

Lots of early 80s hype in the sleeve notes emphasising that this is a ‘Digital’ session. Jeez !

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Seen this Telarc LP millions of times but never had a copy.

Both very good albums and here too!😁👍

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Oh how I wished for a TP of this one but I don’t think it’s gonna happen. I finally managed to obtain a OG copy for a ‘reasonable’ price. Pity almost all of them have ring wear or cut out or even both. But the vinyl sounds so incredibly great I don’t feel the need for a new reissue anymore. I nevertheless hope for others it will come because this is essential Lee Morgan. That moment Billy Harper kicks in on Capra Black is one of those classic ‘amen’ moments in jazz. This whole record always made me wonder what direction Morgan would head to if he had not been shot.

Really the names say it all don’t they: Lee, Billy Harper, Grachan Moncur III, Harold Mabern, Julie Merritt, Reggie Workman and Freddie Waits….

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