Skalap
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@Mr Moore @phramenma @Selaws @Poly-Rythmo if you guys are looking for the colored variant of Angel Bat Dawid - The Oracle, the Balades Sonores in Paris have it on stock for 29€ + shipping :
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Lambo
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Thanks guys, that's awesome, I'm glad I asked, I was expecting to see a few names I recognised but hadn't realised were Chicago but I only recognise Art Ensemble and Angel Bat so there are a fair few to tuck into which is awesome.
The Moondog one peaks my interest because I only recently found out that Moondog's Birds Lament is where Mr Scruff got a sample for Get a Move On.
Looking forward to checking them all out.
Mr Moore
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Moondog’s original of Bird’s Lament is gorgeous, probably my favourite of his stuff I’ve heard and at nearly double the length, Laurenzi’s take can do know wrong for me either, can’t recommend it highly enough.
Here it is for anyone with 6 minutes to kill:
Poly-Rythmo
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@Mr Moore's taste and mine overlap heavily in Chicago - that Laurenzi album is a cracker. Scared my poorly son only this morning by playing it rather loud...Moondog’s original of Bird’s Lament is gorgeous, probably my favourite of his stuff I’ve heard and at nearly double the length, Laurenzi’s take can do know wrong for me either, can’t recommend it highly enough.
Here it is for anyone with 6 minutes to kill:
Selaws
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I've not heard of this musician until now, but my god the one track I have heard from him, Amathambo, is stunning. A killer free-jazz/spiritual jazz/world music song. @Mr Moore I have a feeling you in particular will like this!
The reason I mention him is because he has a new album out soon through Blue Note by the sounds of it!
The reason I mention him is because he has a new album out soon through Blue Note by the sounds of it!
Eastbound and Downish
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Sam Records, one of my favorite reissue labels, is repressing their Donald Byrd in Paris records:
We are currently in maintenance, we will be back soon
www.samrecords.frWe are currently in maintenance, we will be back soon
www.samrecords.fr
Will likely be available elsewhere, but here are links to the releases.
Sam Records, one of my favorite reissue labels, is repressing their Donald Byrd in Paris records:
We are currently in maintenance, we will be back soon
www.samrecords.frWe are currently in maintenance, we will be back soon
www.samrecords.fr
Will likely be available elsewhere, but here are links to the releases.
Ordered both, just arrived recently, nice copies!
In volume 2, Byrd is eating french fries (I forget what you call them in France?) but NOT using mayonaise for dipping. No ketchup either. Maybe playing it neutral? As an American, I enjoy it EITHER WAY. I hope we can still be virtual friends.
Liner notes are in French, of course, which is nice since I'm trying to learn some for my travels.
bother
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I picked them up also and really liked them! I think Vol1 is my very slight preference... but it changes depending on which I'm listening to.
MikeH
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awesome! I might pick up vol 1 soon since my copy of volume 2 is good.
Selaws
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Hometown: Detroit Sessions 1990 – 2014
Coming out in November. Its 'A new compilation collecting the late recordings of Detroit label Tribe'.
Sounds interesting!
Coming out in November. Its 'A new compilation collecting the late recordings of Detroit label Tribe'.
Sounds interesting!
kafunis
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Jaimie Branch is great and very accessible and the Jeff Parker album slays me, especially that first track!.
Mr Moore
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On a slightly more personal level, here is a photo of me in my Yakata and OBI last night after some time in the onsen with my father-in-law.View attachment 19191
Only interested if there’s an insert included.
kafunis
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PM me !
Only interested if there’s an insert included.
Mr Moore
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Looks like The Comet is Coming’s Afterlife is going to be an RSDBF release. 1500, RSD first release.
RSDBF '19 Special Release: The Comet Is Coming - The Afterlife
The Comet Is Coming is: Danalogue (synths), Betamax (drums) and King Shabaka (saxophone) and they follow up their critically acclaimed Trust in The Lifeforce of the Deep Mystery with The Afterlife EP. The two records can be seen as companions, that cannot exist without each other, like day and...
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Speedracer
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How is it that all those J-Jazz albums that are being reissued seem to be essential. I'm once again completely blown away by both. Especially Great Harvest is special
Selaws
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Im happy to be getting a new release, but don't like the fact its limited to a day where some people buy to flip. Going to be a tricky one to get.
MikeH
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Some decent jazz for RSD. Bill Evans RSD
Miles in Tokyo:
Early Miles from In A Silent Way Sessions:
Cecil Taylor: Indent (ORG pressing)
RSDBF '19 Special Release: Bill Evans - Live at Art D'Lugoff's Top of The Gate
This Record Store Day Black Friday release captures two complete sets of the Bill Evans Trio (with bassist Eddie Gomez and drummer Marty Morell) on October 23, 1968 at Art D'Lugoff's legendary Village Gate club in New York City. The much sought-after 2012 3LP boxed set edition was initially...
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Miles in Tokyo:
RSDBF '19 Special Release: Miles Davis - Miles in Tokyo
Miles Davis was on the verge of forming one of his most acclaimed ensembles in 1964. It was this year that he travelled to perform in Japan for the first time, bringing with him 3/4ths of the musicians that would form his famed
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Early Miles from In A Silent Way Sessions:
RSDBF '19 Special Release: Miles Davis - Early Minor: Rare Miles From The Complete In A Silent Way Sessions
During the year between the dissolution of his 60s quintet and the groundbreaking Bitches Brew, Miles Davis recorded a number of transitional sessions creating music of lyrical beauty, culminating in the masterful album In a Silent Way. Three superb pieces
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Cecil Taylor: Indent (ORG pressing)
RSDBF '19 Special Release: Cecil Taylor - Indent
Indent, a live solo album by Cecil Taylor, was recorded in Ohio in March 1973. It was originally released on Taylor's own Unit Core label, subsequently more widely released on the Freedom label, and has received critical praise, including a 4/5 star review from the Rolling Stone Jazz Record...
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johnpisme
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This looks like a good lineup too:
RSDBF '19 Special Release: Eddie 'Lockjaw' Davis - Ow! Live at The Penthouse
Official release of the previously unissued live recordings of the Johnny Griffin-Eddie Lockjaw Davis Quintet, featuring Horace Parlan, Buddy Catlett and Art Taylor, from 1962. Released in partnership with the estates of Johnny Griffin and Eddie Lockjaw Davis. Deluxe limited-edition 180 gm LP...
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Skalap
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Cross post from the Tunes from Asia thread, for those who enjoyed last Mr Bongo reissues of Japanese Jazz records Bamboo by Minoru Muraoka and Beautiful Bamboo-Flute by Hozan Yamamoto.
Interesting Japanese jazz band :
和楽器 ジャズ バンド | KARURA TRIO (カルラトリオ) | 篠笛 和太鼓 ピアノ
日本の伝統的な和楽器、篠笛、和太鼓、西洋楽器のピアノによる全く新しいスタイルのオリジナル・ジャズ・バンド。karuratrio.wixsite.com