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CrazyDiamond84
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2020 #44
Pearl Jam-Gigaton
Pearl Jam-Gigaton
Poly-Rythmo
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#1200-1201
Prince - Sign O' The Times
Orchestre Baobab - Si Bou Odja
Thanks again to my Secret Santa whoever you are (it's ok to out yourself!) for the Prince, plus a fabulous album from Senegal featuring one of Baobab's very best songs.
Prince - Sign O' The Times
Orchestre Baobab - Si Bou Odja
Thanks again to my Secret Santa whoever you are (it's ok to out yourself!) for the Prince, plus a fabulous album from Senegal featuring one of Baobab's very best songs.
scotthilk
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NOW SPINNING: Stars Of The Lid - Avec Laudenum (thanks again, @wokeupnew !)
IN QUEUE:
Big Boi - Sir Lucious Left Foot... The Son Of Chico Dusty
Eagles - Live From The Forum MMXVIII
Poly-Rythmo
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#1 of 2020
Quin Kirchner - The Shadows and The Light
Superlative modern jazz.
Quin Kirchner - The Shadows and The Light
Superlative modern jazz.
Selaws
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The Michael Garrick Quintet – Poetry And Jazz In Concert (Argo, 1964 First Mono Pressing)
I bought this one on a whim, not really knowing what to expect. The concert was arranged in West Hampstead, London in 1964 and was mainly a poetry recital. The liner notes state that the poetry circuit was actually booming at the time of recording and on the first night that the Michael Garrick Quartet (with Joe Harriott) performed with them the numbers were even more impressive, with people lining out of the door hoping to get in. The album opens with an explosive number by the Quartet followed by the poetry. The Quartet wrote a piece especially for the poetry which they weave in later on. Its a really nice album and coincidentally I started reading 'Live At The Village Vanguard' (Max Gordon's autobiography) and a chapter which is dedicated to the poetry that the venue hosted in its early days. This copy of the book was from the Barry McRae estate (the jazz author/journalist) and is signed by Max which is quite cool.
I bought this one on a whim, not really knowing what to expect. The concert was arranged in West Hampstead, London in 1964 and was mainly a poetry recital. The liner notes state that the poetry circuit was actually booming at the time of recording and on the first night that the Michael Garrick Quartet (with Joe Harriott) performed with them the numbers were even more impressive, with people lining out of the door hoping to get in. The album opens with an explosive number by the Quartet followed by the poetry. The Quartet wrote a piece especially for the poetry which they weave in later on. Its a really nice album and coincidentally I started reading 'Live At The Village Vanguard' (Max Gordon's autobiography) and a chapter which is dedicated to the poetry that the venue hosted in its early days. This copy of the book was from the Barry McRae estate (the jazz author/journalist) and is signed by Max which is quite cool.
MattS
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Is that a Ralph Steadman cover?
brando_soul
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Sylvia St. James - Magic (Elektra Records, 1980)
CrazyDiamond84
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2020 #45
Phoebe Bridgers-Punisher
Phoebe Bridgers-Punisher
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I still don't understand how this masterpiece hasn't been repressed like 10,000 times.
So glad to have found one in a local shop, in great shape... and paid for with with a Christmas gift card to boot!
So glad to have found one in a local shop, in great shape... and paid for with with a Christmas gift card to boot!