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Points: 366 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 20 2007 at 01:53

Originally posted by superprog superprog wrote:

Keith Jarret - Birth (great early 70s work showcasing his later acoustic side w/ some residual fusion influences)

i have it and i like that Jarrett's album from 1972. Smile my fav track is "FORGET YOUR MEMORIES(And They'll Remember you)".  

right now i'm listening (and strongly recommend as truly masterpiece as well!) Mike Nock - "ONDAS", the album from 1982.
 
Mike Nock - piano
Eddie Gomez - bass
Jon Christensen - drums
 
IMO, the very best of 5 amazing tracks on this album is "LAND OF THE LONG WHITE CLOUD".
 
(one of the best ECM Records realeses of acoustic piano-bass-drum session ever, IMO.)


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Common Ground's self-titled album 8c)
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the latest Uncle Moe's Space Ranch album
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Originally posted by darksideof darksideof wrote:



PIP PYLE's EQUITE OUT.

I just found out that this underated drummer die last year. My condolences and sorrow goes to the family and friends of these amazing drummer.
I listening to one of his last and my fav.

Not underrated by me. He is among my favourite 5 drummers.

And the name is Equipe Out, by the way.


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Dino Saluzzi Trio - 'Responsorium"

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Anybody heard the Bad Plus's latest Prog; wondering whether to buy? Several covers, including Tom Sawyer and Life On Mars.
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Zbiniew Seifert: What I play on the violin, I imagine being produced by the saxophone. I admire Coltrane and try to play as he would if his instrument were the violin. That's probably the reason I avoid playing my instrument in the usual way, with all the well-known effects. As far as I'm concerned, I follow the path taken by Coltrane...
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Mike Harvey and the Jazz Demons
 
some SERIOUS jazz/jazz-rock/fusion/prog/funk music right there
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Yellowjackets - Mint Jam
 
 
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I could listen to this cd all day.
 
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Mogul Thrash - Mogul Thrash


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This album perhaps confirms ED as a better clarinetist than Benny Goodman. Just listen to the variation of Bach's "Solfeggietto" in E minor (transposed in Bb key). How clean and fast he plays the arpeggios!
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Listened to Kenso's 'Yume No Oka' yesterday. Wonderful melodic and symphonic jazz-rock, though sadly overlooked (even here on PA)!
 
 
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Mose Allison: Allison Wonderland - has the original version of Young Man's Blues, better known from the The Who's cover.
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At the moment Bill Bruford's One Of A Kind
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LIVE EVIL - SIVAD SELIM
 
 
 
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Edited by Dick Heath - July 31 2007 at 05:42
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Points: 1354 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 31 2007 at 06:39
the above look like they're from the Moon In June label?  v nice stuff my friend lent a whole small box worth of the label stuff incl SM, DFA etc.........they even have an new Indonesian prog-fusion band on their roster!!!!
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