BYRD IN FLIGHT
Donald Byrd, Hank Mobley, Duke Pearson, Doug Watkins & Lex Humphries. Recorded in January 1960, and first released as a bonus track on the CD reissue, Blue Note BST84048.
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BYRD IN FLIGHT
Donald Byrd, Hank Mobley, Duke Pearson, Doug Watkins & Lex Humphries. Recorded in January 1960, and first released as a bonus track on the CD reissue, Blue Note BST84048.
THIS IS
Walt Dickerson, Andrew Cyrille, Bob Lewis and Austin Crowe. Recorded in 1961 and originally released on Prestige New Jazz 8254.
AT THE HICKORY HOUSE
From Volume One, Blue Note 1515, originally released in 1956. With Peter Ind (b) and Ed Thigpen (d).
ANOTHER PLACE
From Anderson's second album, recorded in 1978 and released on Moers Music 01058; vinyl rip from the Inconstant Sol blog.
Fred Anderson (ts), Billy Brimfield (t), George Lewis (tb), Brian Smith (b), and Hank (Hamid) Drake (d).
LAST POLKA IN NANCY?
The Center of the World quartet: Frank Wright, Bobby Few, Alan Silva and Muhammad Ali, in 1973. Originally released on Center of the World 002.
THE TRANCE OF SEVEN COLORS
Guimbri-player and vocalist Ghania with Sanders on tenor, recording with a Moroccan chorus and percussionists. Recorded and released in 1994 on Axiom 314-524-047-2.
DARE DEVIL
Brötzmann live in Tokyo, October 1991, with Shoji Hano (d), Tetsu Yahauchi (el-b), and Haruhiku Gotsu (g). Released a year later by DIW records, DIW-857.
IRON PATH
Peter Brötzmann, Sonny Sharrock, Bill Laswell, and Ronald Shannon Jackson as Last Exit, released in 1988 on Virgin VECD 38.
GET HAPPY
With Sam Gill (b) and Wilbert Hogan (d), recorded in August 1955 and originally released on Riverside, RLP-203.
VOLCANO BLUES
RW on piano with Teddy Edwards (ts) and Jamil Nasser (b), recorded and released in 1993 for Antilles 314 519 269-2.
THE CHICAGO OCTET/TENTET
Recorded 9/16/97 and released in 1998 on Okkadisk, OD12022.
VIBES FROM THE TRIBE
Originally released in 1976 on Tribe Records vol. 8; CD reissued by Hefty.
BLUE DELIGHT
Another expanded Arkestra date, this one including Tommy Turrentine and Billy Higgins. Recorded December 5, 1988 and released in 1989 on A&M #5260.
PURPLE NIGHT
The Arkestra recording in 1989 with Don Cherry, released in 1990 on A&M records, #75021 5324 2.
HIGHLIFE
Randy Weston with a big band that includes, among others, Booker Ervin, Julius Watkins, and Charlie Persip. Originally released in 1963 on Colpix, CP 456; later reissued on a twofer with Uhuru Afrika and as part of a Mosaic Select set.