Shout-out to Scott Brookman and Yani Martinelli's new release... nice new batch of tunes, with Yani and friends augmenting phone videos of Scott playing guitar and singing... international cross-pollination!... Both Directions at Once is solid '63 Coltrane... I despise the crappy hype that has surrounded this release; these sessions were never planned as an album, "lost" or otherwise... the new compositions are wonderful... great to hear multiple studio versions of "Impressions," although none of them approach the barn-burning intensity of any of the '61 live versions... The new Parliament album is underwhelming... some nice stuff, sure, but I'm missing the funk... the P-Funk.. the bomb...
Playlist 2018-08-06:
*AMM: 2000-10-14 Boston (CDR)
*Cornelius Cardew: Works 1960–70 (Tilbury/Duch/Davies)
*Rodger Coleman: Gone Again
*John Coltrane: Both Directions at Once: The Lost Album (Deluxe Edition) (disc 1)
*Mats Gustafsson & Thurston Moore: Hit the Wall!
*Barry Guy/Blue Shroud Band: Tensegrity (Small Formations) (disc 1)
*Alexander Hawkins Trio: Alexander Hawkins Trio
*Alexander Hawkins/Evan Parker: Leaps in Leicester
*Ahmad Jamal Trio: Jamal At The Pershing Volume 2
*Thelonious Monk: The Complete Prestige 10-Inch LP Collection (disc 2)
*Ikue Mori: In Light of Shadows
*Ikue Mori: Obelisk
*Sun Ra & His Arkestra: The Cymbals/Symbols Sessions (New York, 1973) (disc 2)
*Craig Taborn: Daylight Ghosts
*Ben Webster with Strings: Music for Loving (disc 2)
*Lily Allen: No Shame
*Scott Brookman, Yani Martinelli and Friends: Songs from the Old House/MADRID
*Clash: Sandinista! (disc 2)
*Delivery: Fools Meeting
*Grateful Dead: Dave's Picks Vol. 19: Honolulu Civic Auditorium 1970-01-23/24 (discs 2, 3)
*Grateful Dead: Dark Star 1972 version 2 (in progress, 02:49:37-04:56:08)
*King Crimson: Lizard (40th Anniversary Series)
*Parliament: Medicaid Fraud Dogg
*Pink Floyd: A Tree Full of Secrets (disc 1)
*Spirit: Twelve Dreams of Dr. Sardonicus
*Various artists: Dim Lights, Thick Smoke & Hillbilly Music: Country & Western Hit Parade 1945
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