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Was looking for something new to listen to as I was losing interest in the direction hip hop was going. This cover intrigued me, still think its such a powerful image, and it ended up being the perfect bridge into "jazz" for me.

I agree. As an artist this seems like a fair proposition, and a reasonable way to keep cost down while still getting a physical product.

I've got 30 albums with Ivo as leader. I personally love his work, but honestly his recent output is impossible to keep up with. And its put me off from buying them. There is just too much music to dedicate this much time and money to him. He does put together some of the most interesting collectives of artists/instruments of any artists.

Recently I've seen Ingrid Laubrock & Tom Rainey Vinny Golia Quartet w/ Steve Adams, Matt Small and John Hanes Gregory Porter Joshua White + Codes w/ Dwight Trible, Ralph Moore, Dean Hulett, and Jonathan Pinson Rudresh Mahanthappa's Bird Call w/ Adam O'Farrill, Joshua White, Thomas Kneeland, and Dan Weiss Its been a good run recently. Hoping to catch Gavin Templeton Quartet this Friday too

Handy's opening solo is incredible. I have listened to it on repeat for an entire commute before (1 hr + on the train)

Christian Scott - Yesterday You Said Tomorrow Kenny Dorham - Quiet Kenny Vinny Golia - One, Three, Two John Handy - Live at Monterey Jazz Festival Tyshawn Sorey - Koan Phil Woods - Live at the Showboat and Steve Coleman - Invisible Paths: First Scattering This was really hard

I was down there last year with no luck. Don't remember which shops we wandered through but I made no purchases

+ Brad Dutz - Railroads (awesome album) and Fred Hess - How 'Bout Now

Dan, I'm interested in these if still available. JAMES CLAY – TOM KIRKPATRICK – NETHERLANDS SONNY ROLLINS JUST JAZZ – 3-4-74 PHILADELPHIA 3 DISCS SONNY ROLLINS TRIO 11/1/65 COPENHAGEN SBD JESSE DAVIS – CHARLIE PARKER LEGACY BAND 10-8-05 – KRISTIANSTAD THOMAS FRYLAND – ERIC ALEXANDER – DAVID HAZELTINE 4-11-06 DENMARK PLAS JOHNSON W. TOMMY FLANAGAN 12-28-80 STOCKHOLM

Christian Scott's first release was a self-titled, self-produced outing he funded while still at Berkley.

a couple more titles added

Was able to catch The Gavin Templeton Quartet on Wed. Best show I've seen in a loooooooong time. Blew Logan Richardson out of the water, as well as when I recently saw Greg Osby. Gavin with Joshua White on piano (absolute MONSTER), Richard Giddens on Bass and Gene Coye on Drums. Outstanding!!!!

Saw Logan Richardson on Saturday. Pretty good set, only got to stay for the first one. Wasn't completely happy with the mix, guitar was way to loud. Logan was buried at times. Tommy Crane was on drums and that man was insane! Oh and should be going to Gavin Templeton on Wed. For his album release. He's a fantastic performer, I saw him a couple years ago with Vinny Golia and immediately bought his catalog. And as a bonus Joshua White will be on piano and he is fantastic as well.

I've had music go missing from iTunes, but the ripped files are still located in my iTunes library folder. I don't know how apple could delete the files off your hard drive. They can't arbitrarily delete files from a hard drive.

I will pick up additional copies of stuff I find that is rare to supplement my buying habit. All copies in great shape, no promo marks. All prices include shipping in the US Bobby Bradford - Live at The Los Angeles County Museum of Art SOLD Mike Taylor Quartet - Pendulum SOLD William Parker & The Little Huey Creative Music Orchestra - Mayor of Punkville SOLD Richie Cole - New York Afternoon - $25 cd version features Eddie Jefferson on a couple songs. William Parker & The Little Huey Creative Music Orchestra ‎– Flowers Grow In My Room - $25

Very nice. Glad to see the project is done, let me know when its going to be available to us

Wadada Leo Smith and Vijay Iyer last night. Wonderful way to spend a Saturday night

Has anyone else been disappointed by new Blue Note releases? This for me goes back a ways but I started thinking about it again while listening to the new Marcus Strickland album I got today. I think I'm only missing one of Marcus' releases and this was the least satisfying on first listen. Which was also the case with Takuya Kuroda's Blue Note debut after 3 extremely solid indie releases. To a lesser extent, the Jason Moran "All Rise" which I absolutely enjoy, and feel that Jason captured Fats with a unique and beautiful tribute that was still decidedly Moran, I was still left wondering if part of this release had "label direction". On a side note, I think what they've done for Gregory Porter and other vocalists, outstanding. Anyone else have similar feeling?

This is incredible!

If I recall, I picked up most of these for similar prices.

I'm planning on going to see this sometime this coming week. I personally have higher expectations for this than the Miles pic.

agree. I'm heading to amoeba tomorrow and hoping to pick up her new disc. She's not the soloist of depth, IMO, but compositionally I enjoyed her playing. I think the trio setting suits her as well.

Too many vocal tracks or I would have been all over this.

John Handy - Mosaic Select I picked this up very inexpensively and have listened continuously for the past 3 days during my commute. Beautiful stuff.

Joel Futterman/Kidd Jordan Quintet - Nickelsdorf Konfrontation Kidd Jordan Quartet - New Orleans Festival Suite Finally pulled the trigger on a couple Kidd albums I've been eyeing for years