I tried to find this one, capitulated and got the cd version which has a couple of extra tracks from early 2000s without Jo Maka. He's also on several of the Intercommunal records I've posted, for those who want to check back. Fall and Few are still out and about, happy to say.
Thank You Nick! Lovely engaging music! A very well recorded record too which is always pleasant (and not often always the case for such small independent labels as "Free Lance").
Of course, this is in addition to your (always) excellent vinyl transferring skills! (Your rips are always *clean* sounding, but also 'transparent': true to the original source without unnecessary additional processing to the sound.)
The piano (especially) seems to have been recorded properly here benefiting Bobby Few greatly.
I've always been a fan of Few's playing style(s). He reminds me of a less exuberant Don Pullen, which is high praise from me as Don Pullen is my favorite improvising pianist.
But unlike Igor, i could do without the superfluous vocals. ;-) --dandor
Thanks Dandor. I have been responsible for some pretty horrible rips along the way, but have got better with practice. I enjoy the trio and quartet on this one.
RS
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Thanks Nick!
ReplyDeleteI tried to find this one, capitulated and got the cd version which has a couple of extra tracks from early 2000s without Jo Maka. He's also on several of the Intercommunal records I've posted, for those who want to check back. Fall and Few are still out and about, happy to say.
ReplyDeleteAnedra Shockley is the one i love from this trio!))
ReplyDeleteThanks, Nick!
Igor
Looks good to me. Eager to listen.
ReplyDeleteThank You Nick! Lovely engaging music! A very well recorded record too which is always pleasant (and not often always the case for such small independent labels as "Free Lance").
ReplyDeleteOf course, this is in addition to your (always) excellent vinyl transferring skills! (Your rips are always *clean* sounding, but also 'transparent': true to the original source without unnecessary additional processing to the sound.)
The piano (especially) seems to have been recorded properly here benefiting Bobby Few greatly.
I've always been a fan of Few's playing style(s). He reminds me of a less exuberant Don Pullen, which is high praise from me as Don Pullen is my favorite improvising pianist.
But unlike Igor, i could do without the superfluous vocals. ;-)
--dandor
Thanks Dandor. I have been responsible for some pretty horrible rips along the way, but have got better with practice. I enjoy the trio and quartet on this one.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed this, thank you Nick
ReplyDeletefor all your shares, often totally unknown to me
very much looking forward to hearing this, thanks!
ReplyDeletenot to much to add to what has already been said, except ... YUM!
ReplyDeletea classic and beautiful record
ReplyDeletethanks,this is a good one.
ReplyDeleteany chance of a re-up
ReplyDeleteZippy
ReplyDeleteNick, thanks!!
ReplyDeleteWow!!! thanks
ReplyDeleteAny chance of a re-up, again? Lovely music, but impossible to find anywhere else!
ReplyDeleteI'll look for it - if Nick isn't swifter than me.
ReplyDeleteThanks for looking!
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ReplyDeleteThank you so much! Love it
ReplyDeleteErnst, Big Kudos!!!! this is GREAT!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely, yes ! Many thanks, Ernst !
ReplyDeleteJust re-released
ReplyDeleteAny chance of a re-up, again?
ReplyDeletethnks in advance!
as I said, re-released
ReplyDeletehttps://www.discogs.com/Cheikh-Tidiane-Fall-Bobby-Few-Jo-Maka-Diom-Futa/release/12701673