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    Spun the new Glen Hansard record today. The vinyl comes with a free CD. Very cool.

    About to spin the Floratone 2 album.

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    Very nice 'straight ahead' effort


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    Duke Ellington - Never No Lament (The Blanton-Webster Band)
    Duke Ellington - The Complete RCA Victor Mid-Forties Recordings
    Duke Ellington - Black, Brown and Beige
    Duke Ellington - Money Jungle
    Duke Ellington - The Far East Suite
    Duke Ellington - ... And His Mother Called Him Bill
    Herb Ellis - Meets Jimmy Guiffre
    Steve Kuhn Trio - Wisteria
    Neneh Cherry & The Thing - The Cherry Thing
    Los Campesinos! - Hello Sadness (via Spotify)
    Trembling Bells featuring Bonnie 'Prince' Billy - The Marble Downs
    Wilco - A Ghost Is Born
    Wilco - (the album)
    Wilco - The Whole Love
    Brahms - Violin Sonatas (Amoyal, Roge')(via Spotify)
    Bach - St. John Passion (Britten)(via Spotify)
    Mozart - Idomeneo (Mackerras)(via Spotify)
    Gryphon Trio - Great Piano Trios (Schubert, Mendelssohn, Shostakovich)(via Spotify)


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    Pierced Through by Love's Blackest Shafts from Mike Heffley
    You can download his music for free as mp3 from his website:
    http://www.heffleyrecords.com/hr/w/music/id/HRM004/

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    Ernest Dawkins' New Horizons Ensemble - The Praire Prophet
    Jeff Parker - Bright Light In Winter
    David Murray & Mal Waldron - Silence
    Neneh Cherry & The Thing - The Cherry Thing



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    Today:Zappa family official release (finally!) of Beefheart's Bat Chain Puller. Pretty durn good IMO. Too bad it's only on CD.

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    April Hall -- Room For Two (strong collection of duets)




    Haydn -- Piano Sonatas #33, 38, 58 & 60




    Billy Bang/ Bill Cole -- (s/t)




    Trio M -- The Guest House




    James Emery -- Standing On A Whale Fishing For Minnows




    Radian -- rec.extern




    Oren Ambarchi -- Grapes from the estate




    Duke Ellington -- Latin American Suite




    Honegger -- Symphonies 1-5/ Pacific 231/ Rugby (2 CDs/ Dutoit)




    v/a -- The Rough Guide to Klezmer




    Bull Moose Jackson -- Bad Man Jackson




    Annie Get Your Gun (Merman/ Middleton)
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    Picked this lp up last week at a yard sale for $1. Not bad. I got to play with his son Charlie Jr. some years ago at my High School.

    CV - tenor
    Dave McKenna-piano;
    Billy Bean-gtr
    Richard Davis - bass
    Mousy Alexander - drums


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    Cheers,

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    No matter how noble the heart nor how just the cause, the unprepared will feel the bitter lash of failure.

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    Dunmall-Rogers-Sanders: Deep Whole

    pretty damn incredible

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    Susie Ibarra - Flower After Flower
    Susie Ibarra - Folkloriko
    William Parker's In Order To Survive - The Peach Orchard
    Assif Tsahar Trio - Shekhina


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    I like both of those Ibarra albums!




    John Zorn/ David Krakauer -- Pruflas: Book of Angels 18




    v/a -- Heartworn Highways




    Los Panchos -- Eternamente Los Panchos - La Historia




    Glazunov -- Symphony No. 6 / The Forest (Moscow)


    Jenny Scheinman -- Mischief & Mayhem

    Fela Kuti -- Opposite People/ Sorrow Tears and Blood

    Annie Lennox -- Medusa

    Chick Webb -- 1935-1938 (Chrono Classics)

    Miles Davis -- Tutu

    Gil Shaham -- Violin Romances



    v/a -- Jock Jams (good inexpensive way to catch up on songs from the years after I stopped listening to pop music, this one yielding Chumbawamba's Tubthumping, House of Pain's Jump Around, Sal'n Pepa's Push It, Will Smith's Getting Jiggy Wit It, and a good version of the "Be Aggressive" cheer)




    Waylon Jennings -- Honky Tonk Heroes ("The devil made me do it the first time, the second time I did it on my own")

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    Listening to the Codeine box set right now and then Steve Reich/John Adams "Shaker Loops" next both on vinyl. The Parker/Lee/Evans "The Bleeding Edge" and Cassandra Wilson "Another Country" both on CD.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Squaredancecalling Steve View Post



    v/a -- Heartworn Highways
    I've been obsessed with this music and the movie, since I first saw it a couple of weeks ago. Just ordered the cd, but can't find the dvd for a reasonable price. If anyone has any suggestions, I sure would be grateful!

    My favourite things on there are the opener, Guy Clark's 'LA Freeway', all the gorgeous Townes Van Zandt tunes, and as I went on about it on fb, the amazing Larry Jon Wilson's 'Ohoopee River Bottomland'... one of the most perfect Southern-fried numbers I've ever heard, check him out with this great band!
    RIP, Larry Jon Wilson...


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    There's a pretty cool little collection of Townes tunes just released on Neurot. Solo acoustic performances by Scott Kelley and Steve Von Till of Neurosis and by Wino.

    Wadada Leo Smith - Ten Freedom Summers (superlative!)

    Henry Threadgill Zooid - Tomorrow Sunny/The Revelry, Spp

    Derek Bailey - Lace

    Mike Shiflet - Llanos

    Paul Bley - Ramblin'

    Amir ElSaffar - Inana

    Martin Kuchen - The Lie and the Orphanage

    Taylor Ho Bynum Sextet - The Apparent Distance

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    Anthony Braxton - Septet (Pittsburgh) 2008
    Cecil Taylor - One Too Many Salty Swift And Not Goodbye
    Charles Gayle Trio - Streets
    Charles Tyler - Saga of the Outlaws
    Coleman Hawkins - Classic Coleman Hawkins Sessions 1922-1947
    Dave Holland Quartet - Conference Of The Birds
    Don Byron - Love, Peace And Soul
    Don Cherry - Organic Music Society
    Fire! & Oren ambarchi - In the Mouth a Hand
    Fred Hersch & Nico Gori - Da Vinci
    Guy Klucevsek - The Multiple Personality Reunion Tour
    Jack DeJohnette - Sound Travels
    John Zorn - Templars. In Sacred Blood
    Kenny Garrett - Seeds From The Underground
    Mary Halvorson Quintet - Bending Bridges
    Neneh Cherry & The thing - The Cherry Thing
    Red trio + Nate Wooley - Stem
    Roscoe Mitchell - Before There Was Sound
    Roscoe Mitchell - Nonaah
    Roscoe Mitchell - Snurdy McGurdy and Her Dancin' Shoes
    Sidney Bechett - Mosaic Select
    Sun Ra - Art Yard in a Box
    Thelonious Monk - The Complete Live at "It" Club
    Vijay Iyer Trio - Accelerando
    Wadada Leo smith - Ten Freedom Summers
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jason Bivins View Post
    There's a pretty cool little collection of Townes tunes just released on Neurot. Solo acoustic performances by Scott Kelley and Steve Von Till of Neurosis and by Wino.
    Thanks, Jason... will look into this.

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    Dunmall-Rogers-Sanders: Deep Whole

    pretty damn incredible
    As is Paul Dunmall/Nick Jurd/Jim Bashford, as Realisation Trio - Salt Dolly

    Good stuff.

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    Duke Ellington - At Fargo 1940 (via Spotify)
    Duke Ellington - Private Collection, Vols. 6, 8, 9 (via Spotify)
    Sidsel Endresen/Bugge Wesseltoft - Out here. In there
    Booker Ervin - The Freedom Book
    Booker Ervin - The Trance
    Booker Ervin - Structurally Sound
    John Escreet - Exception to the Rule
    Sunna Gunnlaugs - Long Pair Bond (via Spotify)
    Sunna Gunnlaugs - Songs from Iceland (via Spotify)
    IPA - It's a Delicate Thing
    IPA - Lorena
    Guillermo Klein y los Guachos - caRREra
    Milton Nascimento - Milton
    Joe Ely - Streets of Sin
    Joe Ely - Letter to Laredo
    Uncle Tupelo - No Depression
    Wilco - A. M.
    Wilco - Being There
    Wilco - Summerteeth
    Mozart - Don Giovanni (Giulini)


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    Picked up the Duke Ellington Violin LP as well as mint copies of U2's The Unforgettable Fire and Neil Young's Comes a Time. I don't collect much pop on vinyl but these two are exceptions from my "yout".

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