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Proof reading not always a strength
Same hereDefinitely working: I've just ordered the white version.
Damn pricey p&p...
Hopefully well packed for £6!
Only 24 remaining for those interested as of Friday 4pm UK time
Same hereDefinitely working: I've just ordered the white version.
Damn pricey p&p...
Looks like you can still get a white one straight from Brownswood.
New Portico Quartet EP is out now, and is jolly good.
Agreed. It sounds even better at the right speed Guess who started it at 33?
True story: a promo copy of Robert Miles’ Children was received by an A&R at Universal Germany, who liked it so much he immediately licensed it for his territory. Only when the DAT masters arrived did he realise he’d been listening to it at 33 instead of 45. No matter, it was a very big hit anyway.I played their whole recent double-LP at 33, all four sides, and thoroughly enjoyed it, before realising it was a 45…
PS One should always be as John Peel as possible in these things.
New Alabaster DePlume:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B09RNL45S6/?tag=pinkfishmedia-21
Released tomorrow but some retailers are jumping the gun: I have mine and it's very nice.
Some interesting new stuff (imo) coming out soon from Melissa Aldana, Joel Ross and Mary Halvorson :-
Looks interesting - have set the record button . Thanks for pointing it out PaulUK jazz on the telly tonight. Not sure if this is a new doc or a repeat - will tune in either way.
Tina takes us on a musical journey where each city has its own unique sound and vibe, from the spiritual jazz of Matthew Halsall in Manchester to the electronic, emotional collaborations of Bristol’s Ishmael Ensemble, to the raw, impassioned, rave-inducing sounds from London’s Sons of Kemet. The documentary showcases live performances and interviews from some of the scene’s key artistes, including Emma-Jean Thackray, Steam Down, and Alabaster dePlume. It’s a fusion of eclectic influences and cultures.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m001770s