original upload was deleted in error.. much love and thanks to carm michel fred stunty dave tom and johan who all left wonderful comments on the original upload and I did respond..lol..
as always, much to explore here.. only one I have here is the total art of percussion, great one. electric flowers looks like a winner as does the private percussion record. I've also been digging the east euro/Mediterranean sounds, another endless wormhole to explore. good to see you chris.
I figured you had that total art of percussion..nice stuff..oh ya electric flowers and the Christopher tree are definitely up your alley.. Cool you starting to dig that eastern European/Mediterranean stuff alot to explore and definitely a worthy journey..😀..much love chris
Always a pleasure watching your videos. I see that Martinho da vila record all the the time from Brazilian sellers, solid samba stuff. Hermeto is certainly a legend. Musical genius is definitely the right word. I have his debut solo album on US label as well, although its not as beloved as Salve Mass by most folks. It was nice to see a couple records I am familiar with haha. Thanks again for the video I hope you are doing well Chris. Cheers!
Hey brother hope all is good..nice to hear from you..of course I would think of you on the de vila and pascoal 😀..both fantastic records. I think slaves mass was his only widely distributed lp sadly. Such a wonderful musician. Well glad you recognized a few and enjoyed the video..lol..much love chris
So I watched your video, left comments and I guess I forgot to 'enter' the comments! I enjoyed this one as it shows some albums a bit less obscure from your norm. "WE" looks really cool, have never heard of it.... Seeing it up on UA-cam so i'll be listening.... I didn't realize Hermento's albums were so scarce over here in the states. I really like how that Joe Chambers looks-some interesting material and layers. I have solo/leader discs by most of those musicians including Masuo (who I know plays on Rollins recordings into the early 1980's). I'm thinking that I actually saw copies of that album in the record shops in the early 1980's, probably as imports (?).... Quite a nice range of material here buddy. Great seeing you again-hope all is well with you! -Gary
Hey there brother..the we is a trip of that is your kinda thing..😀. Outside of slaves mass and his first lp on Cobblestone I don't think much of his stuff got any distribution here unfortunately the grupo lp I showed is excellent well worth tracking down. Well glad you recognized a few..lol. Not everything has to be exotic 😉. You would love that chambers there is a cd I am pretty sure. Hope all is well there too brother. Much love chris
@@johncoltrane68 Yes, figures that Chambers is available on CD, but only a Japanese (expensive) one..figures, right? But looking up Chambers it seems in the 2000's he has done some very interesting albums. Great to see a veteran like him still being creative, similar to Jack Dejohnette...
Somehow I've only just seen this video now. So great to see you back Chris. I've added most of these to my list to check out and peruse. The Dobler is on there for sure and "added to cart" for now as I sit out buying for a bit. Most intrigued by Tcherepnin's Electric Flowers, always dig looking into the CRI Imprint. Love your thoughts on the Gonda Sextet, will be seeking that out for sure. Always dig your approach and thoughts on some truly deep LPs. Good to hear from you.
Hey brother..glad you liked and appreciated the video..for sure plenty here for you to investigate further..would guess alot of cri makes it's way through the shop.. I have a decent amount..😀. The dobler for sure is your thing imo. The gonda is an interesting one and worthwhile for sure..much love chris
That Luis de Pablo record is indeed quite a trip, thanks for introducing it. I dont own any Hermeto Pascoal vinyls, but just bought one Pedro Santos lp from early 70s, I guess they might be in the same vein. Have you heard of one man project Lamp Of The Universe from New Zealand. Heru named album is very cool meditative Indian style recording.
Hi brother..appreciate the comment and glad you liked the de pablo. Nice I like pedro's playing but don't have any of his stuff..but agree he is great. I have heard of lamp of the universe but never really checked it..I guess I should though by your description 😀..much love chris
I hope so it usual falls in my work time at the shop depending how long your on but I am hoping to and find them quite enjoyable.. I don't know if you saw my response before the deletion but did you see that singing dust lp was Reissued by efficient space a true aussie rarity!.. I found out from the roundtable crew..who have copies for sale.. Much love chris
@@johncoltrane68 Yes I was indeed very aware of the Singing Dust and I have a copy coming soon. Very lovely ambient jazz indeed. Didn't know about Roundtable but James is connected like nobody's business.This dude has such access to archival stuff it's not funny.
I have my sources..lol..seriously from anywhere I can..a mix of local friends and the internet..since I have a refined focus it helps a bit.. Appreciate you stopping by brother.. Hope all is well!..much love chris
as always, much to explore here.. only one I have here is the total art of percussion, great one. electric flowers looks like a winner as does the private percussion record. I've also been digging the east euro/Mediterranean sounds, another endless wormhole to explore. good to see you chris.
I figured you had that total art of percussion..nice stuff..oh ya electric flowers and the Christopher tree are definitely up your alley..
Cool you starting to dig that eastern European/Mediterranean stuff alot to explore and definitely a worthy journey..😀..much love chris
Always a pleasure watching your videos. I see that Martinho da vila record all the the time from Brazilian sellers, solid samba stuff. Hermeto is certainly a legend. Musical genius is definitely the right word. I have his debut solo album on US label as well, although its not as beloved as Salve Mass by most folks. It was nice to see a couple records I am familiar with haha. Thanks again for the video I hope you are doing well Chris. Cheers!
Hey brother hope all is good..nice to hear from you..of course I would think of you on the de vila and pascoal 😀..both fantastic records.
I think slaves mass was his only widely distributed lp sadly.
Such a wonderful musician.
Well glad you recognized a few and enjoyed the video..lol..much love chris
Mind-boggling and exotic music as usual
Hhe … Tq n stay safe
Azmi fr Malaysia…
Thank you brother..you as well..much love chris.
So I watched your video, left comments and I guess I forgot to 'enter' the comments!
I enjoyed this one as it shows some albums a bit less obscure from your norm. "WE" looks really cool, have never heard of it.... Seeing it up on UA-cam so i'll be listening....
I didn't realize Hermento's albums were so scarce over here in the states.
I really like how that Joe Chambers looks-some interesting material and layers. I have solo/leader discs by most of those musicians including Masuo (who I know plays on Rollins recordings into the early 1980's). I'm thinking that I actually saw copies of that album in the record shops in the early 1980's, probably as imports (?)....
Quite a nice range of material here buddy. Great seeing you again-hope all is well with you!
-Gary
Hey there brother..the we is a trip of that is your kinda thing..😀.
Outside of slaves mass and his first lp on Cobblestone I don't think much of his stuff got any distribution here unfortunately the grupo lp I showed is excellent well worth tracking down.
Well glad you recognized a few..lol.
Not everything has to be exotic 😉.
You would love that chambers there is a cd I am pretty sure.
Hope all is well there too brother.
Much love chris
@@johncoltrane68 Yes, figures that Chambers is available on CD, but only a Japanese (expensive) one..figures, right? But looking up Chambers it seems in the 2000's he has done some very interesting albums. Great to see a veteran like him still being creative, similar to Jack Dejohnette...
Another really informative video, Chris. Always learn of new and interesting music, from your videos! Cheers. Stay well. Jim
Thanks brother..glad you found something here..much love chris
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Somehow I've only just seen this video now. So great to see you back Chris. I've added most of these to my list to check out and peruse. The Dobler is on there for sure and "added to cart" for now as I sit out buying for a bit. Most intrigued by Tcherepnin's Electric Flowers, always dig looking into the CRI Imprint. Love your thoughts on the Gonda Sextet, will be seeking that out for sure. Always dig your approach and thoughts on some truly deep LPs. Good to hear from you.
Hey brother..glad you liked and appreciated the video..for sure plenty here for you to investigate further..would guess alot of cri makes it's way through the shop..
I have a decent amount..😀.
The dobler for sure is your thing imo.
The gonda is an interesting one and worthwhile for sure..much love chris
Not rusty at all, always enjoy your “educational” videos of vinyl I’ve never heard of. So cool and thanks for your time Chris!!!!
Hey brother..glad you enjoyed..much love chris
That Luis de Pablo record is indeed quite a trip, thanks for introducing it. I dont own any Hermeto Pascoal vinyls, but just bought one Pedro Santos lp from early 70s, I guess they might be in the same vein. Have you heard of one man project Lamp Of The Universe from New Zealand. Heru named album is very cool meditative Indian style recording.
Hi brother..appreciate the comment and glad you liked the de pablo.
Nice I like pedro's playing but don't have any of his stuff..but agree he is great.
I have heard of lamp of the universe but never really checked it..I guess I should though by your description 😀..much love chris
No worries brother. Great finds and spins. See you next weekend again (if you're going to take part to the stream)
I hope so it usual falls in my work time at the shop depending how long your on but I am hoping to and find them quite enjoyable..
I don't know if you saw my response before the deletion but did you see that singing dust lp was Reissued by efficient space a true aussie rarity!..
I found out from the roundtable crew..who have copies for sale..
Much love chris
@@johncoltrane68 Yes I was indeed very aware of the Singing Dust and I have a copy coming soon. Very lovely ambient jazz indeed. Didn't know about Roundtable but James is connected like nobody's business.This dude has such access to archival stuff it's not funny.
A nice mixture of records like always Chris. I don't think I've heard of any of them until now. Thanks for highlighting them.
Thanks as always dave for stopping by and glad you enjoyed the video..much love chris
Great video, Chris, so much intriguing stuff. Where do you FIND all these!
I have my sources..lol..seriously from anywhere I can..a mix of local friends and the internet..since I have a refined focus it helps a bit..
Appreciate you stopping by brother..
Hope all is well!..much love chris
I thought maybe you uploaded again and we got two in one day lol. It's all good, stuff happens.
Lol..indeed..much love chris