AllenLowe

last chance - or maybe first chance -

bump - somebody buy these or Goldberg bites the dust - he's being held in my secret hideaway in Montana -

not worried about forever - just maybe 80 years -

talented guy -

there is a ton of pre-Decca stuff that Decca owned for years and that came out sporadically on LP (of which I have most) - there was a jug band CD, and another of old 20s and 30s black bands - I have this stuff, and the sound is the most amazing of ANYTHING I have heard of that vintage (you feel like you are in the room with these guys who are recording 60-80 years ago) - it is fantastic stuff, and there was probably tons more never released, on metal masters and god-knows-what, that we will now never hear in this kind of fidelity (another incredible one is the Bunny Berigan session from the 1930s) - there were Brunswicks they put out and other stuff, who-knows-what, now we will never know - to hear some of this stuff is to ride in a time machine. But now its over and gone - we will never get the unreleased stuff, as a matter of fact they probably didn't even know what they had - not to mention some glorious Armstrong, Fletcher Henderson, King Oliver, Joe Turner, Mildred Bailey, Chick Webb, Stuff Smith, Duke Ellington - a lot of which was put out only in horrible stereo with reverb - so save whatever LPs you have. It's like finding cave paintings that are then destroyed by a flood -

check out the latest Paris Hilton sex video - her partner looks an awful lot like Goldberg -

amazing thing about him was that his best playing was really post-1960 when he made his comeback -

DECCA! oh god, this is really bad...

I'm kinda surprised that no one's grabbing the Peggy Lee - her best years, great session, great sound - what do I gotta do to put one of you guys into a Peggy Lee CD? how about: SPECIAL FINANCING: 1 DOLLAR A MONTH FOR 18 YEARS NO CREDIT? BAD CREDIT? I DON'T CARE, I JUST WANT YOUR MONEY!

how can I refuse a wonderful, intelligent Organissimo-ite like you? SOLD - here's what's left - prices include shipping, jewel boxes: 2) Peggy Lee Black Coffee; Decca - 24 bit reissiue from 2004; digipac; Verve $8 4) Bud Powell Bud Plays Bird Roulette Jazz w/Duvivier and Art Taylore $7 5) Anthony Coleman Shmutsife Magnaten: Coleman Plays Gebirtig Tzadik $6 6) Ben Webster Plays Ballads Storyville $6 prefer paypal: alowe5@maine.rr.com

weird thing is, I kinda like that version of I Dream of You -

are there Earl Hines fans here (other than me)? It's funny, because as I was just getting ready to sell some CDs, I thought, I have NEVER been able to sell a Hines CD on Organissimo - glad there's a few Hinesians speaking up - he's probably my favorite pianist next to Bud Powell-

than I'll have to say that we'll have to agree to disagree - about whatever it is we're talking about -

strangest thing is that he was driving a 1997 car - newer ones, which I hope he can afford, are much safer -

well, remember, please, that he did not just report the populace's belief that the revolution was a Jewish terrorist action, but he BELIEVED this himself - and there is much more in that history of the Jews that is quite offensive, apparently -

sure, whatever that is -

sorry - it's just that in the past I have sometimes shipped in soft cases; after one disaster (the post office mutilated something) I no longer do this -

guys - let us please not forget that: 1) he wrote a rather nasty history of the Jews in Russia, that, among other anti-semitic observations, noted approvingly that "the population of Russia, as a whole, regarded the new [revolutionary] terror as a Jewish terror" 2) he was A Reaganite who regarded the anti-Vietnam war movement as traitorous - admire his writing, fine, but do not whitewash his far-right beliefs -

typo in last: they'll be here 'til Wednesday, if not bought by then, they're being shipped out - here's what's left: prices include shipping, jewel boxes: 2) Peggy Lee Black Coffee; Decca - 24 bit reissiue from 2004; digipac; Verve $8 3) Roy Budd Get Budd: The Soundtracks Movie music by the British pianist, 2 cds Castle $10 4) Bud Powell Bud Plays Bird Roulette Jazz w/Duvivier and Art Taylore $7 5) Anthony Coleman Shmutsife Magnaten: Coleman Plays Gebirtig Tzadik $6 prefer paypal: alowe5@maine.rr.com

here's what's left: price includes shipping: Terry Riley: The Last Camel in Paris: Theatre Edouard VII 10 November 1978 $8 prefer paypal: alowe5@maine.rr.com

one more down - they'll be here 'til Wednesday, if not bought by then, they're being shipped out - here's what's left: prices include shipping, jewel boxes: 1) Charles Mingus Tijuana Moods (the 2007 edition with a bonus track) RCA Vicort/Legacy $8 2) Peggy Lee Black Coffee; Decca - 24 bit reissiue from 2004; digipac; Verve $8 3) Roy Budd Get Budd: The Soundtracks Movie music by the British pianist, 2 cds Castle $10 4) Bud Powell Bud Plays Bird Roulette Jazz w/Duvivier and Art Taylore $7 5) Anthony Coleman Shmutsife Magnaten: Coleman Plays Gebirtig Tzadik $6 prefer paypal: alowe5@maine.rr.com

weird thing is, I thought he was long dead - yes, he did lose favor; didn't help that he was a Czarist -

all cd prices include shipping: 2 CDs from the Numero Group Eccentric Soul Series: 1) Eccentric Soul: Mighty Mike Lenaburg $8 2) Eccentric Soul: The Bandit Label $8 and one other, nice CD, bought recently but I'm not really spending much time with it, so I'll let you have it: 3) Terry Riley: The Last Camel in Oaris: Theatre Edouard VII 10 November 1978 $8 prefer paypal: alowe5@maine.rr.com

its yours - here's what's left - prices include shipping, jewel boxes: 2) Peggy Lee Black Coffee; Decca - 24 bit reissiue from 2004; digipac; Verve $8 3) Roy Budd Get Budd: The Soundtracks Movie music by the British pianist, 2 cds Castle $10 4) Bud Powell Bud Plays Bird Roulette Jazz w/Duvivier and Art Taylore $7 5) Anthony Coleman Shmutsife Magnaten: Coleman Plays Gebirtig Tzadik $6 6) Ben Webster Plays Ballads Storyville $6 prefer paypal: alowe5@maine.rr.com

bumping for the graveyard shift -