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Disc I. "Early Autumn" never disappoints, no matter how many times I hear it!

My daughter lives and works in France, and I've been there many times. I love the country...but...I think that, per capita, it may have the most infuriating websites on the planet! gregmo

Trying to get out of the hardware store in "Mad Mad Mad Mad World": a classic! RIP gregmo

Disc IV:

Interesting! Thanks for the response. I liked them because occasionally, they provided insights on what was going on at Mosaic (and because they once published a letter I'd written them asking about the process for leasing sets--remember when we used to write letters?!) gregmo

Purely as a matter of curiosity--understanding it's none of my business and you're free not to answer!--but I'm just wondering why do you want them? I mean, I have a bunch too, but that's largely because I'm just a hopeless packrat! gregmo

I've been exploring Ella's post-Webb work for Decca, and I happened on this from Variety. Looks interesting: Ella Fitzgerald Documentary. I don't think I've seen it mentioned here as yet. gregmo

Actually, those are my favorite tracks on the set. gregmo

Trying to amass all of Ella's Decca material is a bit of a challenge. Good stuff here, though.

Me neither. Discog shows it as a CD-R, and it's nowhere to be seen on Amazon. Boot?? gregmo

Good to hear you're still hanging in there, Jack!! gregmo

One of the greatest of all classic film comedies

What beautiful tone he had. Good album!! gregmo