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Up for consideration again. Would do a good deal if you take all the remaining volumes!

thanks Jazzbo for the helpful clarification!

Is Joao Gilberto on Elis and Tom? I was not aware of that. BTW- Gilberto's death is such a huge loss....what a contribution he made. An aside, at a memorial concert for Jobim in NYC, I saw Joao and Astrud perform together....I think it was the first time in decades. Wonderful concert.

any interest? Let me know

I would be willing to cut a better deal on these, particularly if you take them all.

thanks again everyone!

thanks guys Are you basing your suggestions on having been to these places?

Any recommendations regarding clubs or live jazz in N.O. Any good jazz concerts next week whether in a club or not?

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I have a good collection of both Jazz Player and Saxophone Journal from the 1990s. These are filled with great interviews, transcriptions of jazz tunes, exercises to improve technique. Probably most impressive are the issues which give you a Masterclass from guys like Dave Liebman. These are unique and each issue comes with a playalong cd. These were originally priced at $9 to $10 per issue. I would sell separate issues for $7 delivered to a US address. Would sell the entire collection for $50 delivered to a US address. RCD-4 I attach a list of all of these issues.RCD-4

up again. By the way, I have a number of jazz instructional books - many with cds or dvds. If you are looking for something, contact me.

I saw him about a year ago in a Manhattan jazz club...more than "old".... what shocked me was how overweight he was. I am not a fat shamer, but his weight gain looked unhealthy as he seemed to walk slowly. Absolutely no effect on his playing or fingers which flew all over his horn.

I have met Lon, Dmitry and Catesta. All great guys!!!

Thanks D, This is one of my favorite Otis tracks. Just Otis and guitar and yet you don't need anything else. Magnificent!!!

I am a huge fan. Blue Note contributions ...oh yeah. Later years I enjoyed him as part of the first incarnation of Charlie Haden's Quartet West.