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I dunno. I always assumed less than a week; just a few days. Can't say I ever thought it through though. That's a good question. It depends on where Marsalis Wallace went on business and how long he was gone. Let's break it down: Chronologically, the first thing to happen in the movie (outside of Butch's flashback) is Jules and Vincent hitting Brad and his friends. That, the mess in the car, the visit from the Wolf, the stand-off in the diner, and Butch's visit to Marslais all take place during the same day. Am I right in remembering that Vincent's "date" with Mia Wallace is that same night? It is possible that Marsalis really isn't out of town that night, but is attending to the business at Butch's fight. If that's the case, then the whole film could happen over the course of only two days. Day One: Hit over at Brad's Blowing Marvin's head off Clean-up at Jimmy's house/The Wolf Stand-off at the diner Vincent and Mia - Butch's fight Day Two: Butch's return to the apartment - kills Vincent Butch and Marsalis w/Zed and the Gimp Butch escapes I seem to remember Mia being with Marsalis at the fight, however. Doesn't she thank Vincent for the date? That would fuck up my chronology here. Anyone else care to take a stab at it? Alexander, is Marsalis[sic] Wallace one of Marsalis Brothers? Every family gotta have a black sheep.

And i'm sure his bread (or make it hors d'oeuvre) is well buttered by now. I like most of his albums from the earlier years (about up to 1997), but IMO for the last 10 years Zorn definnitely stuck in a groove. And he should stop pretending to be a serious modern composer, because his best work happens when he and his partners in crime are having fun, either intentionally or not. (Big Gundown, Naked City, Spy vs Spy, Ganryu Island, Sonny Clark Memorial Qt, Cobra (one on hatArt), etc.). John Cage and Steve Reich he is not, but even if he put up nothing but aforementioned albums he would become a solid part of jazz history. Apparently, he can do about anything at this point and sell it (hey, he is officially a "Genius" via McArthur Grant , but in all honesty, do you see much progress in his development as an artist?

That's gotta be John Gardiner The Conductor, moonlighting as a cover illustrator.

Judging from their albums i've seen so far, the "correct" spelling is Keith and Julie Tippett for both or Julie Tippetts for Julie.

Check out these two of Julie Tippetts: one with Keith, one without- both are wonderful. As for Julie's spelling of her last name, could it be simply Tippetts as "of Tippett", like Ben- Ben's, Steve-Steve's, etc? Guess it is not very common in English, but in other cultures quite the norm, i.e. Ivanov (he)-Ivanova (she).

Going to Chicago this May. Looking for good record stores, jazz & blues clubs. Got some basic info- like, Jazz Record Mart, Velvet Lounge, B.L.U.E.S., Blue Chicago. Greatly appreciate comments from locals and other board members. Thanks.

You are not alone. There are quite a few people who have not a slightest idea who Monk and Trane are/were either.

This 6 CD set is available from Amazon sellers now for a criminally low price of $27.58- brand new. Get it now and thank me later.

La vem cuica- killer song

Finally- Mandrill!! Get'em all if you're lucky to find'em

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I have a still sealed extra copy. You can have it for $125, including shipping (in USA). Thanks Alex

CAETANO VELOSO AND JORGE MAUTNER- EU NAO PECO DESCULPA OU O MUNDO SE BRASILIFICA OU VIRA NAZISTA JESUS DE NAZARE E OS TAMBORES DO CANDOMBLE

It's about time for pianist of Cecil taylor's magnitude to interpret these timeless works.

Few of the recent finds Badi Assad- Verde Cristina Branco- Ulisses Both are a bit of crossover items, but whatever the compromise here it rather adds than takes IMO

Also Zorn's News for Lulu (and More News). Looks like Hat intends to re-issue eventually its whole back catalog. BTW, is it the third time they will issue Dark Tree??!!

Dang, I really want that record, but I'm not going to get sucked into a bidding war. Hopefully, it will be reissued sooner or later. Why it's still not re-issued is beyond me. Are there less people who will buy this set than, say, Oliver Lake's Zaki? Could it be some legal issues?

Brendel, Perahia, Uchida &, in America (tho' to lesser degree bc he came along later), Richard Goode are all BRANDS. BRANDS. BRANDS. everyone you hear about them-- & ya'll DO hear a lot, relatively speaking-- need to considered through that BUSINESS filter. that said, there are plenty of terrific musicians who did & do record for non- DG, Sony, Decca, Philips (none of which exist as they did anymore anyway) so... tho' it's harder to find their cds, it's almost always worth the extra effort. from the classical desk, edc

First try 482897 level 11, IQ 124.

Perhaps my favorite Brubeck album.

It is 5 x Monk 5 x Lacy- at least on CD

Eddy Louis Trios w/Rene Thomas & Kenny Clarke & w/ Ponty & Humair If you are into classical organ music- try one medieval dude named Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck.

I feel like pulling a trigger on good old Raleigh vs Charlotte discussion.

Bought for chicken feed (49c a pop) in Schoolkids Records in Raleigh. Few barely audible scratches aside- not bad at all for 50 years old deep groove originals.