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Great discussion here. I come back to the early-50s live recordings of Lester Young over and over again, especially 1950-1951.
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James to the rescue!!
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Mine is a CD.
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BTW The person who solved the mystery was James Accardi. I should have cited him in my last post.
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Week 13 picks https://www.cfl.ca/2025/08/26/prediction-time-cfl-ca-writers-ok-tire-labour-day-weekend-picks-2/ https://www.cfl.ca/2025/08/26/weekly-predictor-who-wins-on-ok-tire-labour-day-weekend/ ***** Power Rankings https://www.cfl.ca/2025/08/26/amsoil-power-rankings-who-is-the-new-no-1/ https://cflnewshub.com/cfl-news/cfl-news-hub-power-rankings-the-aftermath-of-week-12/ ***** Week 12 review https://3downnation.com/2025/08/26/3downnation-cfl-awards-the-best-and-worst-of-week-12-3/ ***** Makai Polk has signed with the Argos. https://www.cfl.ca/2025/08/26/argos-bring-back-receiver-makai-polk/ https://www.tsn.ca/cfl/toronto-argonauts-add-2024-east-all-cfl-member-makai-polk-1.2350917 https://3downnation.com/2025/08/26/toronto-argonauts-sign-all-east-division-receiver-makai-polk-following-nfl-stint/ ***** Week 13 preview https://www.cfl.ca/2025/08/26/3-storylines-to-watch-on-ok-tire-labour-day-weekend/
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I have always used FEDEX or DHL. Why wouldn't CD Japan continue to ship orders to me in the US by DHL even with the tariff? As I understand it, the foreign vendor, CD Japan, has nothing to do with collection of that tariff. The tariff is charged at the time of customs clearance in the US. It is the US importing company, in this case-me, that is charged and pays the tariff. For items shipped by DHL from Japan, US customs or perhaps DHL (but not CD Japan) would contact me to collect the tariff. At that point, who contacts me and the process for that payment is unclear (to me and perhaps DHL). If I do not pay the tariff (to US customs or anybody else, e.g., DHL), the item would be set aside by US customs as unclaimed. If so, CD Japan should not be concerned since it would have already collected the sale price and the shipping cost for DHL from me (given that, perhaps DHL will not be concerned about any confusion about collection of the tariff). In the end, on an order for say 10 cds, if a cd from CD Japan will cost me $15 plus, on average, $2-3 for shipping, and also $3-4 for the tariff (assuming 20%), and taking into account any additional hassles due to the tariff, e.g., the tariff payment process, delay, can I get that cd from another source for less money? Undoubtedly Cd Japan will probably lose business (including mine) because of the tariff.
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More Pee Wee Russell: My LP is a Barnaby reissue.
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Albert Ayler Quartet: The Hilversum Session. Coppens CCD 6001 [Netherlands 1989] Personnel: Albert Ayler (ts), Don Cherry (co), Gary Peacock (b), Sunny Murray (dr)
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What Classical Music Are You Listening To?
mikeweil replied to StarThrower's topic in Classical Discussion
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I become less of a fan of Oliver Nelson as time goes by, but I LOVE Pee Wee Russell. 250×250 24.1 KB
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What Classical Music Are You Listening To?
Peter Friedman replied to StarThrower's topic in Classical Discussion
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thanks, this is all super interesting, I really like the piano playing in this session, so good to know it's Eark Knight ... (and Jesse Drakes is really good, too). Still, curious where Buchmann-Moller got his information... He wrote that Young's manager Charlie Carpenter organized the band with Kelly, Bell and Abrams for Young so that it was ready after he got back from a JATP tour... the Buchmann-Moller book was in excerpts on archive.org... the Ambrosia disc I got from a local shop which I knew had two or three of them... "Dan Morgenstern's notes for some Lester Young box" I had misremembered, it was Dan Morgenstern's Lester Young discography in the 1973 Downbeat yearbook here on p.52, based on Jepsen...
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McCoy Tyner - Focal Point (Milestone, 1976)
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After the Rain--live versions of "After the Rain" by Coltrane?
colinmce replied to Milestones's topic in Recommendations
Marilyn Crispell does a phenomenal solo piano version, which was itself the inspiration for Joe McPhee's gorgeous solo soprano rendition that was recorded playing into the old Village Gate piano that McCoy Tyner once performed on: -
When US tariffs were first announced (months ago), cdjapan sent out informational email to customers stating that tariffs were not a factor (which they were not at the time due to continuation of de minimis). I expect cdjapan to send out the updated status as soon as they get sufficient clarity from authorities (not holding my breath).
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Now spinning: Norman Connors - Love from the Sun (Buddah, 1974)