AllenLowe

it is yours - $48 total, thanks! got it, thanks, will try to mail it tomorrow -

so here's what happened; I was perusing Frog's web site, and I came to a page saying "this is the new Frog Blues and Jazz Annual." So I ordered it - and guess what? It was last year's, which I already have. Someone there never fixed the web page. I realize I should have noticed, but still, they should have noticed...well, anyway I have two of these now, it is brand new, and they are not responding to my email, so I guess I better just sell the thing. It has excellent articles, graphics, and the CD is terrific. $40, a very good price, plus media shipping, figure $8 in the USA. CD is still sealed. my paypal is allenlowe5@gmail.com here's what it looks like:https://www.frog-records.co.uk/products/the-frog-blues-jazz-annual-no-5-musicians-records-music-of-the-78-era

I recall exactly - he described how it was his job to follow Ornette, and to play a bass line that followed the melody that Ornette was creating. Pretty basic, but wondrously accomplished by him in that group.

I saw that basic band at Slug's in '69, with Haden on bass and Billy Higgins. It's so deeply etched in my memory, a very formative experience, particularly for Haden having sat with us between sets and explained the music.

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just a thought; I don't really believe it's particularly expensive to create a new CD master for manufacture. I doubt if it's over $200-$300, but I could be wrong.

Bob Wills Tiffany Transcriptions V. 1 $8 Don Ellis Autumn Wounded Bird $12 Sun Ra Atlantis Evidence $12 Stuff Smith/Dizzy Gillespie (2 CDs) Verve $10 Art Tatum The Standard Sessions 1935-1939 Transcriptions Venus $10 Sonny Sharrock Ask the Ages (Sealed) $10 prices do not include shipping; my paypal is allenlowe5@gmail.com

the plant that was making the Taiyo Yudens was bought by somebody else, and blanks with the same formulation are still being sold under the Taiyo Yuden imprint.

only if you wear red tonight -

I have a feeling that ebay is ok with it as long as it is mentioned in the item description.

yes it is.

I refuse to buy CDRs, and always return 'em if they are not advertised as such. A few things to note: 1) these labels - and now we talking about Document, Acrobat, and Jasmine, at the minimum - use cheap, crappy CDRs. I used to do a lot of transfers and I can tell by looking at them how cheap they are. They will not last - 2) the transfers to CDR that I have heard are often not straight digital wave transfers but clearly cheap MP3s; the sonics suffer because they are saving storage and compressing things very often. I would not only avoid them, but I would tell these labels why you are doing so. I have -

they continue to trickle in: Pete Laroca Sims Turkish Women at the Bath (32 Jazz, gatefold version) $6 Valdo Williams New Advanced Jazz Savoy $8 Gil Evans There Comes a Time RCA/BMG $6 Robin Holcomb Todos Santos $12 Andrew Hill Spiral Live at Montreux (super rare Freedom/Arista version; Konitz, Curson, McBee, Kenyatta, Altschul) $20 Ira Sullivan Blue Stroll Delmark $6 Kenny Dorham Osmosis Black Lion $25 Ran Blake Painted Rhythms The Compleat V. 2 GM (promo cut in upper right of booklet) $25

here's what's left: Archie Shepp And The Full Moon Ensemble - Live In Antibes (Vol. 1) $20 Jackie McLean new and old gospel $6 Jackie McLean A Fickle Sonance $6 Anthony Braxton live BMG $30 Barney Wilen Newport '59 $20 Fresh sound Mel Powell Piano Prodigy $5 This Time the Dream's on Me: Chet Baker Quartet Live V. 1 ('53-'54) Pacific Jazz $6 Julius Hemphill Coon Bid'ness (sealed; DA Music) $15 Duke Ellington And His Mother Called Him Bill $6 Louis Armstrong Fleishmann's Yeast Show (2 CDs) $40 Billie Holiday Last Recording $6 Ran Blake/Jeanne Lee You Stepped Out of a Cloud $20

selling a bunch of stuff; first batch: Archie Shepp And The Full Moon Ensemble - Live In Antibes (Vol. 1) $20 Jackie McLean new and old gospel $6 Jackie McLean A Fickle Sonance $6 Anthony Braxton live BMG $30 Barney Wilen Newport '59 $20 Fresh sound randy weston uhuru afrika/highlife $12 Mel Powell Piano Prodigy $5 This Time the Dream's on Me: Chet Baker Quartet Live V. 1 ('53-'54) Pacific Jazz $6 Velvet Underground: The Quine Tapes (3 cds) $10 Julius Hemphill Coon Bid'ness (sealed; DA Music) $15 Duke Ellington And His Mother Called Him Bill $6 Louis Armstrong Fleishmann's Yeast Show (2 CDs) $40 Billie Holiday Last Recording $6 Sonny Criss California Boppin' 1947 Fresh Sound $10 Ran Blake/Jeanne Lee You Stepped Out of a Cloud $20 prices don't include shipping; my paypal is allenlowe5@gmail.com

I hear they are planning on a Barron Trump set.

well you are not alone. I cannot stand Gopnik.

Larry, if it's not too late, I DO know a guy who is a fact checker for the New Yorker. Would be happy to forward your original observations on this thread.

as long as it's 24 bit, I'll buy it...............

just got mine; gotta make sure there's no dupes like above.

I can read lips; he's saying: "F**K Blue Note."

yes, they are actually all taped.

well, I just read the ENTIRE passage online, and your characterization of it is not only misleading, but destructively so. Yes, he was surprised, but mentions that, just beforehand, she had given him the option to cut it off if he wanted to. He did not, and clearly appears to be RELIEVED that it was finally out in the open. And he in NO WAY feels Terry was out of line in asking him about it. You imply that it was typical of her supposed lack of tact; it was nothing of the sort. Maybe you need to re-read it. here it is: https://books.google.com/books?id=AQhrAAAAQBAJ&q=Terry+Gross#v=snippet&q=Terry%20Gross&f=false

just talked to Terry (and Francis) and they were both surprised at your interpretation of Burton's reaction to the discussion of his sexual orientation. She had said prior to the interview that if there was anything he did not want to discuss she would not discuss it, and he did not object in the interview itself. I have not read the passage in his book, but my sense of the way the interview is described on Amazon is that he was somewhat surprised but quite ready to come out. Also, from what I know about her and that show, if he had said, at the time, that he did not want to discuss it, she would not have it. Also, not long afterwards, Burton appeared on a panel with Francis at the Village Vanguard that was about gay jazz musicians. He knew Francis was married to Terry and indicated no discomfort (and of course agreed to appear on the panel). As for her interviewing style, it is completely unfair to accuse her of tending to get too personal. The 'getcha' style of interview is just not Terry.