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Really last price reduction. I will keep this lasted for sale until this Friday, July 25, and then return it to my collection if there is no interest by that time. Thanks. Offered for sale is a nice copy of the following Mosaic Stanley Turrentine box set: The Blue Note Stanley Turrentine Quintet/Sextet Studio Sessions 5 CD, Mosaic, 2002 Limited Edition of 5000 numbered copies (this is copy # 3065). Everything is in excellent condition - outer box, CDs, jewel cases, large booklet. There is just some very minor rubbing to about a 1/4" piece of the mid left side edge of the front cover paste-on photo. I had not even noticed that until now but wanted to mention any minor issue at all. It is a nice copy. $75 (+ $10 media mail shipping). U.S. shipping only. I can only ship on the weekend. Payment by pay pal friends/family. I will pack this carefully (wrapped in bubble wrap), ship it in a sturdy box, and provide a postal tracking # after shipping.

Wynton Marsalis and the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra “Big Train” Columbia cd This one has hit my transport several times lately. . .it sounds really good and I guess I feel like taking a long train ride!

Playing some Sabbath in his memory. NIB is still a great tune and Children and the Grave (among others) were a template for heavy metal in the decades to come. Saw the '99 Sabbath reunion live and it was a great show. RIP. Helluva life

Finally sprung for this, and I'm very glad I did--I think Milford Graves really shines in the duo/trio settings, and the recording is beautiful. Great performances all, definitely a recording I'll be coming back to for a long time.

Final price reduction. I will keep this listed for sale until this Friday, July 25, and then return it to my collection if there is no interest by that time. Thanks. Offered for sale is a beautiful vinyl box set of the Grateful Dead's legendary RFK 6/10/73 show This is one of the greatest Dead shows ever and the vinyl makes it sound the best it ever has. Grateful Dead: RFK Stadium, Washington, D.C., 6/10/73 8 LP, Rhino, 2023 Everything (records, slipcase, insert) is in Near Mint (NM) condition Records played once and all records are flat and play perfectly Limited Edition of 9000 copies. $119 (+ $11 media mail shipping for this heavy box set). U.S. shipping only. I can only ship on the weekend. Payment by pay pal friends/family

I am now removing this from sale due to lack of interest. RIP Ozzy!

Boogaloo Joe Jones “Legends of Acid Jazz vol. 2” Prestige cd My system is really all about MUSIC for me and the way it is presenting this music is just as if I’m in a dream. I have really dialed this whole beast into the time and space machine I’ve always wanted. Just amazes me. Jones is one of my favorite soul jazz guitarists, I love the way he made guitars “sing,” especially the Barney Kessell Gibson signature model he was often pictured with.

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R.I.P. The first three albums were musically enjoyable to me (along the lines of the first few Grand Funk Railroad albums), though some of the lyrics on the first album were troubling (though cartoonish, and "The Wizard" is really muddled). The second and third album were in a different light, with "After Forever" lyrically being outright gospel. The fourth album was so horrible I checked out at 18 and never bothered to pay attention again. But 'Paranoid' was a landmark and will always have a place on my shelves.

Cootie Williams was one of the first Duke Ellington soloists who I heard on my father's Duke Ellington records. This should be a fascinating book.

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This is a really good album! Just had a reissue, but I already own so many Yamashita Trio albums that I passed...have to draw the line somewhere...🙁

This is the truth. Sabbath was the first, and had a sound that nobody had prior. Ozzy was great for the first few years of his solo career, but gradually morphed into a caricature of himself over the following decades - to me at least. But early Sabbath and his first couple of solo albums were very good, in that genre. Rest in Peace, Ozzy.

Not at all a fan of the music, but certainly a hoot as a Pop Culture figure. RIP, and lay off the bats up there!

These Scherzos are magical.

I have never heard the rejected tune from 'Solid', and I had never heard the Bill Lee album until i listened to "Spanish Dancer" on YouTube a couple of minutes ago. However, to me - as someone who has heard just about everything that has been issued with Pearson as a composer or arranger - there is something "Pearsonish" about the chromatic voicings in the intro (or maybe it's an A section). A similar device is used on "Chili Peppers" on 'The Right Touch'.

He was the soundtrack of my teenage years. Thanks Ozzy! Not many artists define a genre, Sabbath did.

Rest in peace.

RIP! This is very sad news, but Ozzy hasn't been well for some time, so this doesn't come as an absolute shock to me. But still, it's OZZY! Huge Black Sabbath fan, but only got to see Ozzy perform live in '85, during his flashier phase. Encores were Sabbath tunes, War Pigs and Iron Man, I believe were them.

I like Ozzy. Not a collector or huge fan but I know all the classics by him and Sabbath and their all in my rock/metal playlist. He meant a lot for that music (also with Ozzfest). I also enjoyed the reality series which is probably not an example of quality tv but always made me laugh when I was a teenager. With his lifestyle it surprises me he got that old. Rest in peace

I was never much of a fan of his music, other than when they played "Crazy Train" before the New England Patriots came out of their tunnel, but he was a riot in his family's reality show. i used to watch it all the time.

He’s passed away just now at the age of 76.