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W H Lung - Incidental Music

Rather embarrassingly I played this for about 10 mins and thought it didn't sound a bit underwhelming compared with the little bit I'd streamed beforehand. Then I twigged that maybe it needed to be played at 45rpm and lo and behold, problem solved.

This now sounds really fabulous! Better than I was expected. Such a great turnaround. Thanks to @ByersVinyl again for both the N&G pick and so generously sending this over to me. This is going to get a lot of spins, at the right speed!

PS Happy to pass on the download code to anybody who wants it - just DM me.

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Man, I think I need to dive into them more. Also, this is one of the most beautiful variants I have ever seen. I'm a huge, huge fan of Mexican / Latin / Mariachi music and grew up going to Mexico 4-8x a year since it is only a trek down the road. Thanks for the post!

Dive in! They've only got 3 studio albums so getting into El Bronx is pretty easy. Beyond that there's the Dead Trax comp with demos and b-sides and the killer Live Cuts album (that I think is probably their best material, but I was at the show so I am biased haha).

Also check Pounded By The Surf, Joby Ford's surf rock + country instrumental side project
 
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The Bud Powell Trio – Bud Powell Trio (Royal Roost/Vogue, 1952 First UK Mono 10” Pressing)

After spinning some solo Monk earlier for the Challenge Thread, I decided to continue the piano theme with this one from Bud Powell. It would have actually been Powell's 96th birthday on Sunday, so its quite a relevant choice.

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Back from an afternoon at the cabin, getting the boat on land for the winter. Draining to say the least, I’m not really a boat man (my son is!)...

The new Bill C. is a very nice spin after such a day. Not his best by a mile, it’s more about moods than tunes this time around, but that’s fine as a Bill C. album is better than most other stuff anyway!

Bill Callahan - Gold Record (Drag City, 2020)

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Joe Henderson - The State Of The Tenor (Live From At The Village Vanguard Volume 1)

Man these Tone Poets are something else. I love a live jazz session and this one sounds glorious. What a killer line-up as well, Ron Carter's bass notes are so crisp. Perfect!

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