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Hey Joe, good to see someone still waving the Free Jazz flag.I just watched a Nam June Paik documentary, it features a cameo appearance by Peter Brotzmann, he had connections to the Fluxus art scene. Charlie Mariano played on ''The Black Saint And The Sinner Lady'' by Mingus. He moved to Europe in the early 1970's, he played with a vast array of characters, among them, the Krautrock band, Embryo. I discovered Edward Vesala many years ago, he played on Tomasz Stanko's ''Balladyna'' album on the ECM label.

Nice to add one from the bop shop basement Joe, great stuff. hey are you going to WFMU fair this year?

Good video on the record pi yesterday I order the record pi and they shipped out today I can't wait to get it and try it out and I also have a vinyl flat and I'm also a St. Bonaventure Bonnies basketball fan and not far away from Olean, Ny keep up the good work on your videos.

Joe, a great batch of finds. It sure helps when you travel to different areas. Those European free jazz LPs are really nice. Thanks, Chris

wow, the Maulawi, incredible one. I am in need of some Noah Howard records, hoping to come across some this year. Are you going for the entire ESP catalog now? You and Dave will be competing.

Congrats on the FMP, picked it up myself recently too. How many are you still missing?

Great overview of a great artist. Not as familiar with some of the middle and late career stuff you showed. I recently picked up 2 OG FMP's that'll be showing in a video soon. Have you heard the live album he did with Oxbow?

I see the Frank Wright is making the rounds, great one I would love to bring home as well. Same with that Noah Howard, after it! The FMP saga continues, will check out the new vid on that. Billy's is the real deal. Will you be coming to WFMU this year?

nice video as usual Joe! Big fan of his visual art as well, he had some iconic covers that went perfectly with the music. Was fortunate to see him live three times, with William Parker/Hamid Drake, the Chicago Tentet (probably the loudest show I've ever seen in my life) and in duo with Heather Leigh.

Ah we will be competing for some Ware, I an after a couple as well. FMP continues to be your inspiration I can see, cornering the market. Have to agree on that Hat Hut lps. Always excellent and some still quite affordable.

a fruitful trip.

Fantastic finds, Joe! Congrats on the For Example box. I know that's a tough one to come across. Sounds like an incredible day of digging in NYC. Enjoy all of the new spins!

'For Example' is quite a find! Have one of the lps but never come across the box

Great video! Looking forward to the Brötzmann one!

I have some Hod O'Brien albums on cd. I didn't realize he went back that far. His 3 Blues Alley discs are worth acquiring.

Amazing finds, love learning about these FMP albums!

Sry i didn’t know about your IG sale. What's the link and do you still have stuff for sale? Congrats on the pick ups

Really interesting pickups again Joe. Congrats on the Brotzmann "Atsugi Concert" gem. Way to go on all of them~ Rob/Boston

Love the Fuchs/Van Hove/Lytton cover, and that rare Brotzmann is just awesome. Nice haul! -- Mike

sansa is the same thing as a kalimba or mbira which are african finger pianos, I will check that one out just from knowing that instrument is played, love its sound

great segment. 🎉

That Black Unity Trio is a fantastic record. Abdul Wadud (cello) is the man. I try to pick up anything he plays on.

more great finds Joe! The Fuchs/Van Hove/Lytton is an all time fav

Some great stuff there. I have a few FMPs but they’re the Cien Fuegos reissues. Don’t think I’ve ever seen one in the wild. Really love Irene Schweizers playing but only have ramifications on Ogun.

Great stuff, Joe. I don’t think I own any David Ware. Glad you grabbed Messer. Do you have Irene Schweizer’s Early Tapes on FMP? If not, check that out too. Schweizer essentially playing with Guru Guru. You’ve built up quite the collection of FMP.

love Chamberpot, anything on Bead is worth picking up

always nice to see FMP finds! Messer is a long time favorite and the jacket is one of the best on the label.

Wantlist records is my fave store!!

Awesome clutch! Coincidentally I was in Boston yesterday and the day before for work so just managed quick stops at Cheapo and Nuggets. Nada at the latter but a couple good finds at Cheapo (notably 1st UK press of Where Fortune Smiles which I've been after for years). Dom then texted me about MRL and Want-List, but it was too late for me to get there sadly... next time! Ah also it was nice to bump into you at the Ithaca Fair a few weeks ago... been enjoying your vids for a long time. Take care!

Those are both shops I hope to get to at some point. The Shamek Farrah is a hell of a pickup, even for the later press there. I know Music Research Library was at WFMU and I suppose will be back this year.

Great pickups, Joe! - Mike

nice score with the Sunny Murray, I recently scored an ESP disk of his self titled album. I need to get more Peter Brotzmann!

apparently chamberpot is on the nurse With Wound List, had never heard of it, great cover. the research guys were at wfmu last year, amazing stuff they had. dave belson at wantlist is a great guy, his old channel recordbug is legendary.

Hey man. I live in buffalo, curious to where you found the Calvin Keys?

Dude. Killer shit. Clifford Jordan. Billy Harper. Calvin Keys. Oufff. 🔥 I just recently got an OG of the Calvin Keys as well. Hope you are doing well buddy. - Kieran

Once again, some excellent finds Joe! Been after the King Ubu record for awhile, only seen it on European sites. Can't believe how clean the ICP records were, they typically have pretty worn covers.

You definitely got my attention on the ICP album Joe. Now I do know that it is not Insane Clown Posse. {smile} I have heard of the label. But I do not know much about it. The ICP # 6 has a clever cover. Anyone who knows the VU & Nico cover will be curious to know what it is. Or maybe not. It reminded me of the VU. What type of jazz is it? Excellent grabs~ Rob/Boston

That Coltrane live record is the coolest thing I've seen in a while. Rad record, Joe!

Hi Joe, Great video! Awesome picks Thank you for sharing. Have a wonderful one

Great stuff man. Never got around picking up the brotzmann/graves/parker record. Jazz In Der Kammer is great indeed. Noah Howard seems interesting, looks like it’s never been reissued. Added ICP001 to want list as well after Dave showed it.

Great stuff. Favorite you showed was the Brotzmann with Hamid Drake and Fred Hopkins. That Noah Howard is killer too, that one falls in my wantlist. Nice stuff Joe

Nice finds, Joe! I’m gonna have to look into most of these, but that’s why I love the stuff you show! Always learn about new music here, love it. Cheers!

Enjoyed seeing these Joe. I got into Peter Brotzmann from the album Machine Head. For the late sixties it was one heck of a heavy album. I think it is Machine Gun 'Third Take' that is completely bombastic. The album Nipples is also a free jazz standout. A little tough to get into at times. But so creative. How is that one compared to his early releases? Good to hear that you are concentrating on adding only albums that you really want. Thanks J~ Rob/Boston

your videos definitely made me curious about listening to peter brotzmann, keep up the great work!

Great stuff. Nice grail. Have an awesome year. God bless

your Brotzmann / FMP / avant kick deep dive is unparalleled amongst the VC. I can't think of anyone else going for a deeper dive with anything more so than you! You must be at 50+ titles at this point. Now thats focus!

Nice, cool surprises in here. Death Cab nice! I'll trade ya straight up the JR Mitchell for the Dogon AD! ha..but yeah Dogon certainly generated some jealousy on my end.

Just played that Last Exit the other day. Love that record. That Mbari is quite the score man, congrats. I picked up the topography reissue last year.

Bonsoir Joe, cheers, glad you liked the questions. Fun to see the Mikaela Davis record, deserving more hype. But I must say, your tag was probably the one I enjoyed the most to watch, since it really told us who you are, or so it seems to me.

Nice job on the Stunty tag. That Saga of the Outlaws looks interesting. Never heard of that before. And that Nipples is a classic. Definitely an albumin my want list. An amazing find. David sure knows his stuff. Well done!