kafunis
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John Coltrane-Transition.#6
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Yer Ol' Uncle D
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Happy birthday Willie Dixon.
Willie could write a song. You may not know Willie, but trust me - you know Willie. And yes - he is the blues.
Willie Dixon - I Am The Blues
Willie could write a song. You may not know Willie, but trust me - you know Willie. And yes - he is the blues.
Willie Dixon - I Am The Blues
kafunis
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The Sax journey continued, Pharoah Sanders-Oh Lord, let me do no wrong. #7.
SnowmaNick
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Ben Webster- Gone With The Wind
Black Lion - ORG pressed at Pallas on 180g white vinyl
For a man with such a brutish reputation, Webster sure could play sweet and lovingly. Fantastic pressing and often on sale. Highly recommended.
Black Lion - ORG pressed at Pallas on 180g white vinyl
For a man with such a brutish reputation, Webster sure could play sweet and lovingly. Fantastic pressing and often on sale. Highly recommended.
kafunis
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Anthony Braxton-Creative Orchestra Music 1976 . #8
kafunis
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Last one for the day while I sort dinner out, on CD, Wayne Shorter-The Soothsayer. #9
Joyless Division
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TV On The Radio- Return to Cookie Mountain
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Santa Extraordinaire
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Damon Locks- Black Monument Ensemble
Dark Star Boogie
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imtheocean
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Seems appropriate given today's news...
Sleater-Kinney ~ The Woods
Sleater-Kinney ~ The Woods
McGlam
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Echo & The Bunnymen - Porcupine
Dark Star Boogie
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Psychedelic Porn Crumpets - And Now For The Whatchamacallit
Selaws
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Juju – Live At 131 Prince Street (P-Vine Records, 2019)
HOLY MOLY this album is insanely good. Some outstandingly fantastic free jazz and VERY different from their Oneness of Juju stuff. I picked this up expecting it to be in a similar vein to African Rhythms but its so much more (IMO). For context, this was recorded live at Ornette Coleman's loft venue which he briefly used as a hub for jazz jam sessions. Thoroughly recommend people seek this out, although it is a Japan-only release so it might be scarce in local record stores, online might be your best bet.
HOLY MOLY this album is insanely good. Some outstandingly fantastic free jazz and VERY different from their Oneness of Juju stuff. I picked this up expecting it to be in a similar vein to African Rhythms but its so much more (IMO). For context, this was recorded live at Ornette Coleman's loft venue which he briefly used as a hub for jazz jam sessions. Thoroughly recommend people seek this out, although it is a Japan-only release so it might be scarce in local record stores, online might be your best bet.
Teenage Fanclub - Thirteen (Creation/Sony, 2018 reissue)
This album is very important to me personally. I discovered the world's nicest band through it and it connects to an emotional time at the end of high school.
The reissue is much criticized but I think it sounds pretty good. It's a power pop record from the 1990s. What do people expect? Music and lyrics shines in any case!
This album is very important to me personally. I discovered the world's nicest band through it and it connects to an emotional time at the end of high school.
The reissue is much criticized but I think it sounds pretty good. It's a power pop record from the 1990s. What do people expect? Music and lyrics shines in any case!
