Cool, thanks for sharing what you have access to! So true about this period being important. It's certainly as interesting as whatever Brain Wilson was doing in 1967-68 around the Smile sessions which has been the subject of many articles and even an entire book now. I personally love The End Of The Game album (as a sort of soundtrack to an imaginary film set in Africa). I keep returning to it. It sounds possible that there could be an expanded 'sessions' edition of it as recently has happened with other albums of the past if only there were interest. At a time when others were competing to get in the most over-playing, Green was showing how much can be communicated with space and feeling. A magician! I sometimes wonder if Larry Coryell was listening...
