Yebbut, yebbut … he doesn’t (much).
He may be beyond help.
VB
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If you don’t like it Mike I’ll buy it off you
But, but, you recommend me an LP you don’t even own ?
Jeez, with friends like you guys, or am I missing something here ? 
This thread needs more Sun Ra.
Although the specific work, I’ll leave that to the experts.
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Quite a few I could recommend.
Here are just two, that spring readily to mind.
Chose these 'cos they are both vibrant & quite adventurous, yet still quite accessible to those with only a tentative acquaintance with jazz. Both are also outside the more mainstream hard bop & smooth jazz idioms.
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Yeah, I missed that, I think you might be right.
Hang on a minute though…
It’s available in coloured vinyl…
NOW he’ll like it…
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Do they have a good live vibe / atmosphere Chris ?
I don’t want any idioms, just Jazz 
I think so. The caveat being that the Don Ellis has perhaps more of a live feel at some expense to ultimate SQ. I think you do get some sense of still being there with Love In too, though the sound from the audience is more muted, it is a stone cold classic album tho’ regardless of being ‘live’.
This is good from a real sense of being there. Quite variable SQ throughout as it’s from quite a few different gigs. Quite hip & fairly recent too. >>
& this if you want to start getting a bit more ‘outside the box’
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Well I’ve noted that the Sons of Kemet album Your Queen is a Reptile seems to have been a hit with ya, Mike. So I’ve tried to make any recommendations accordingly, in order to not put you off.
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Think this is the only live jazz album I have,very good though
A couple of other primers for Spiritual / Black Jazz / Jazz Funk
Couple of modern British jazzers
Nat Birchall
Matthew Halsall
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Some gooduns there^^^
Thanks chaps.
Plenty to work through there. Think the Spiritual / Black Jazz could work.
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Found it.
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Even betterer with the addition of caressed, rather than beaten, strings.
