Brad

We’re hip to it so that’s all that matters.

Listened to this recently. Such beautiful playing. Makes me regret not buying the Mosaic.

Haven’t listened to this yet but might be interesting. With Times’ Jazz writer Giovanni Russonello and Nate Chinen. Where is Jazz Most at Home

Two of ours.

I sold a CD to someone in Puerto Rico. The Post Office delivered it in record time, unfortunately not to the buyer. The PO apologized but I had to give the buyer a refund. The cd has yet to re-surface.

Any thoughts?

I thought there was one that was contentious but couldn’t find it.

Since this thread stopped getting posts, the EU has extended copyright to 70 years in 2011. This means that everything Blue Sounds (Fresh Sound, Lone Hill, Blue Moon, etc.) is selling that was recorded after 1952 is in violation of EU copyright law. That's the facts. I seem to recall that there was another discussion about the Keynote box they reissued but can’t seem to find the discussion.

I’m about halfway through it and I can’t say that I do. It’s his attempt to do something different, to explore the dissatisfaction with bourgeois, ho hum middle class life and explore life with a rabelasian bohemian acquaintance; walk on the wild side, so to speak. The book, so far, seems aimless but I’m going on a trip so I will see if I can finish it.

You’re not equating Parlan with The Three Sounds are you? The sounds (no pun intended) are different.

I saw the series before I read Tinker Tailor. It was what got me interested in reading Tinker, Tailor as well as his other books.

A look at Paris in the 1920s, the writing of The Sun Also Rises and the actual people who made up the novel, most of whom remained unhappy to the day they died with the way they were portrayed in the novel. Fascinating book.

I thought Silverview was pretty good. Perhaps not among his best but still good nonetheless.