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I believe deep discount bought importcds a while ago.

Just saw this in an email: Lennie Tristano : Upcoming Release Even in a world shaped by iconoclastic creative geniuses, Lennie Tristano stood out. He applied his prodigious technique to new ways of creating improvised jazz. This 6-CD set of previously unreleased material from Lennie’s personal tape collection chronicles his growth and accomplishments from 1946 to 1970. (Not yet available for preorder. Released date mid- November) yup go ahead and delete. just saw posted in Mosaic subforum

currently available to order on eBay for $ 23.00 including free shipping for 2 cds.

Prices below including shipping and handling-US only. USPS media mail. payment by PayPal (friends and family) to: sydjill93@hotmail.com. Will accept personal or bank check but will wait for money to clear before shipping. Please reply below and by pm. 1. Trio (New Haven) 2013 New Braxton House NBH803. $35.00. with Tomas Fujiwara and Tom Rainey. Cds are new-played once. Back cover of box has slight wear. Bandcamp has two left for sale at $47.00. 2. 12 Duets (DCWM) 2012 New Braxton House 904. $72.00. with Kyoko Kitamura, Erica Dicker and Katherine Young. Discs played once. two part box has some wear particularly on bottom edge. Goes for $90.00 new.

Regarding the Buddy DeFranco "Odalisque" date-I understand that only the 4 tunes on the B side of the LP are with Sonny Clark. These were recorded during the "Jazz Tones" session. The A side of the Odalisque LP is a Big Band. Those 4 tunes were included in a Fresh Sounds 2 cd set that compiled the Buddy DeFranco with Sonny Clark quartet cuts. Therefore, this Fresh Sound set did not include 4 quintet tunes from "Sweet and Lovely" and all of Cooking the Books.

Thanks for catching the typo

Has now been found and will be released: https://www.loudersound.com/news/legendary-miles-davis-1991-paris-concert-to-be-released

Just read in the NYC Jazz Record that he died on May 14, 2021. 82 years old. No real mention on internet platforms. Knew of him from his various hat Hut/Hat Art recordings.

If you order a 2021 Subaru Forester, a in-dash CD player comes as part of the Basic package: https://www.planetsubaru.com/2021-subaru-forester-changes.htm You can also order a CD player as an accessory installed in the center console: https://parts.subaru.com/p/Subaru_2021_Outback/CD-Player/78905075/H621SAN000.html

You can preorder this from udiscover.com. The set currently qualifies for a summer sale discount of 25% and also free shipping. comes to less than $8 per disc.

Saw The Cookers this past Saturday at The Falcon in Marlboro. Showed signs of lack of playing together-the unison reed and brass playing was not a little off-not so the rhythm. The solos were great. 3 players at least 80 years old.

I run across Mark at concerts in the area. A very nice man indeed and full of wonderful stories.

Last night on Facebook on one group, it was reported that Sonny died. Under "John Coltrane memorial project" on youtube, yesterday an individual has posted a tribute to Sonny while referring to his passing. A French jazz blog appears to confirm Sonny's death: http://jazzaparis.canalblog.com. No details provided.

It is being reported on Facebook that Andy Fusco died.

3 cd set of 14 new compositions of solo trumpet, which was released on March 31, 2021: http://www.tumrecords.com/release/box-002-trumpet The music was allegedly recorded during one week in 2016 in a 15th century stone church on the southern coast of Finland.

This material was recorded at Bill Laswell's studio in New Jersey in 2015 and 2016. http://www.tumrecords.com/release/box-003-sacred-ceremonies This release is part of Tum Records' celebration of Wadada Leo Smith's 80th birthday.

DeJohnette played on "On a Different Level", which is the only Brignola Reservoir release that I know of with Jack. The other musicians on that recording were Dave Holland and Kenny Barron. I agree with you about the quality of that album, which was well named. Like Nick did, I live in the New York Capital Region (Albany/Troy/Schenectady) and saw him 3-4 times a year. "Sister Sadie" was often included in his sets. "Tenderly" was another favorite of his, which he always played on clarinet. His rendition hits my sweet spot. "Tenderly" appears on "Raincheck".

Lovely recording. Nick allegedly approved of this release but not the later release of "Things Ain't What They Used To Be: Last Set at Sweet Basil", which was issued after Nick's death. Reservoir's owner thought that music was worthy of release. As I recall, Nick also plays soprano on at least one cut on the album. BTW- it is "Rich", not "Rick" Syracuse and Mike "Holober", not "Holobar".

according to Dusty Groove, will be available on cd at same release date: https://www.dustygroove.com/item/980389?cat=jazz&incl_cs=1&no_incl_in=1&sort_order=release_date

Regarding "The Box Office", check out the credits under "Music" and then "Songs". Under "Music", there is a long list of notable jazz musicians included in a big band and a quartet. If you scroll through the movie, there is at least one brief scene with a big band and then a quartet, which crashes through a wall. That quartet includes Teddy Edwards, Philly Joe Jones and Freddie Redd. https://catalog.afi.com/Film/56736-BOXOFFICE?cxt=filmography Josef Bogdanovich was the producer, writer and director of this film. It appears to be the only movie he was involved in. Apparently, Bogdanovich was a scion of the family that created and ran the Star-Kist Tuna company. Internet research indicates that after the movie, he became involved in the reggae music industry.

FYI-The March issue of Point of Departure has a Bill Shoemaker article reviewing Hemphill's legacy, reprints Coda Magazine interviews with Hemphill and includes an interview of Marty Ehrlich, the curator of the box set in which he touches on that work. http://www.pointofdeparture.org/Content.html

https://www.city-journal.org/ecm-german-music-label

Lou who?: https://www.npr.org/2021/03/10/975598869/lou-ottens-inventor-of-the-cassette-tape-has-died