‘The quintessence of experience of sorts. It has some free playing, some reflection, and we also played Komeda’s Kattorna. Among my records this is the one I listened to the most after recording.’

Beautiful, balladesque quartet album — moody, blue and restrained.

Leading his New York Quintet.

Duets by trumpet, or French horn, and guitar.

Easy-squeeze, rocking steady loveliness from 1968.

Dark, funky and grooving, inventive and flowing but punchy and sharply focussed. Moebius’ electronics, Neumeier’s drumming, Plank’s engineering: from the early eighties but fresh as anything.
40th Anniversary Edition: hand numbered, limited edition, white vinyl.

Piano / cello duets.

Deadly digi sufferers, arranged by Noel Davy from King Tubbys. A one-off on Daniel Senior’s label, originally out in 1985, right on the cusp of the Sleng Teng revolution; finely reissued by Digikiller. A must.

Like volumes one and three, drawing on the legendary Amha Records catalogue, with several newcomers to this fantastic series, and a couple of very early Mulatus. You know what to do.

Lost Treasures From The Vaults, 1959-69, Volume Three.