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Just remember he's locked in the '70s.

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This is really the problem. A huge problem.

Might be time for you to check with your doctor.

So, you seem to pull from the bottom.

So, we are talking about the "fusion" picker with hippie hair and a large bank account? At least he "paid his respects" for a while.

From my limited experience, Scientology goes for the big bucks, THEN thinks about ethics/morals/etc. YMMV.

:tup for the choice by Mr Ptah!

Kool was the sponsor in Chicago for a few years.

Big, day-glow, orange sticker on the front of a black jacket.

I don't think it was actually released. I was in record retailing at the time and every copy I saw was a promo.

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The four Ping sides. Any details about dates, sidemen etc? Andrew Hill - piano and organ Von Freeman (ts) Pat Patrick (bar) Malachi Favors (b) Wilbur Campbell (d) Chicago, October 1956 Dot - Ping 1002 - piano, bass, drums Mal's Blues - same Down Pat - Ping 1003 - Hill plays organ - add horns After dark - same Details available HERE

Left Coltrane, right not.

Commodities futures markets - I assume that's what you're talking about - have never operated on the assumption that traders would take physical delivery. But yes, speculation can influence price. It's the same thing that causes 'bubbles' whether tulips* or natural gas. * Perhaps the most famous of speculative bubbles in history. Correct!

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Eighteen guys bidding each other up.

Mostly early 50s dates. Were they still recording on disc at this point? When did they go to tape? I was asking for sessions. In the earliest '50s both systems were used and the "direct to disc" recordings were usually superior. Sessions please.

Not to mention Tim Hardin. All that was after Granz but was it during the Creed Taylor period? With a corporation like MGM, Creed was not the only guy with input. A bunch of cooks muddling the broth.