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all i can say is that it's a good thing ebay doesn't disclose the number of members watching a particular auction (to anyone other than the seller). that would add an additional wrinkle or two...

idea flash: maybe you can be brought in as a handsomly paid consultant based on your stellar experience with your own label!

indeed - he plays saxophone. the annual bangkok jazz festival is held, each december, on the grounds of the royal palace. as was mentioned previously; jeff goldblum. i'm pretty good freinds with peter erskine. according to him, jeff likes to randomly pop into a club and sit in on piano. he's done it more than a couple times at rocco's where peter's trio with carpenter and pasqua have a semi regular. i sat next to william h macy at a steely dan gig, but that's another story.

i'm more inclined to indulge gene lees on the basis of his actual first person connection to the music rather than than leonard feather (and we certainly don't need this to deterioriate into a feather bashing thread).

since i just checked it prior to my post. i reckon it is a private seller, but amazon sets international postage rates. at any rate, we have to agree to disagree that mosaic's rates are "sky high" edit/ps: and that is the very *cheapest* shipping of almost any retailer in the eu (to the states).

the complete blue note lou donaldson sessions costs $18.65 to ship to the states when ordered from amazon.de. the same set costs $23.00 to send to you via airmail directly from mosaic. am i missing something?

alright now...

yeah, that was krall's 'live in paris' set, which was pretty disappointing to me. though not for the arrangements, mind you.

and for me as well. ogerman is greatness. the day i start caring about the opinions of the masses is the day, well, you get the picture.

"symbiosis" and "bill evans with symphony orchestra"?

thanks! available as a disc, too (NMCD 6002), with a slightly augmented cover. 'in poland' sessions are also available from rita reys, johnny griffin, jancy krossy, and annie ross...

no doubt you've both nailed it. thanks very much! -e- STAN GETZ IN POLAND MUZA/NORMA L0329 STAN GETZ (TS) ANDRZEJ TRZASKOWSKI (P) ROMAN DYLAG (B) ANDRZEJ DABROWSKI (DS) Side A 1.THE FOLKS WHO LIVE ON THE HILL 2.BUT NOT FOR ME 3.CHEROKEE Side B 1.DARN THAT DREAM 2.OUT OF NOWHERE

from an interview with haruki murakami; any ideas?

Hi, Are you aware that "FS" stands for "For Sale" and "FA" stands for "For Auction"?

well there you have it...

well there you have it...

Night Away, A Sound Of Water, The Fear And Trembling So Much Music Everywhere Towards The Light Long Before En La Tierra Que No Olvida Santa Cruz Slacker Secret Beach Silent Movie Marta`s Theme <date of release : 3/6/08>

i have several from '86 with the catalog numbers of mcad-XXXX... -e-

okay, my 'creme de la creme' comp landed at long last on saturday. the short story on this one is that it consists of 20 tracks culled from the period 1972-1976. there is not a single duplicated from the 'what is it' box because the 'creme de la creme' series focuses strictly on philadelphia soul, which geneally speaking, means more emphasis on arrangements and instrumentation than on the traditional funk rhythm section. however, this material is nothing if not funky. just in a philly way. if you're cool with that, and i certainly am, you'll dig this set a lot. i like it because these are obscure artists and tracks that didn't spawn from the ubiquitous machine of gamble and huff/philadelphia international (although there are two tracks by the spinners, they're certainly lesser known gems). therefore, most of them are fresh to my ears. not even a halfway dud in the lot. the packaging, track information, and 7 page essay on the genre are all teriffic and a cut above the standard 'i'm-a-fan-of-this-genre-and-was-asked-to-pen-the-liners' variety. completely recommended, -e- ps: i hope volume 2 is this tasty. pps: what label are the above three comps on? seems to me i've seen these and passed on them due to something...

porcy! gimmie a new avatar! come on now... -e-

that one's pretty easy to find. less than six euros here... for those who haven't heard it, it's a completely different oliver nelson, in my opinion. not a bad one, per se, but positively different from anything on impulse or prestige. if you enjoy nelson with a vocalist, i say check out the material with etta jones. i really dig those. regards, -e-

how did i know it was going to be you? -e- ps: how about some hydroponically grown tomatoes? they seem readily available.

i may get rotten vegetables hurled my way, but being of the mind that there's no such thing as a bad zoot sims date, i like 'waiting game' on impulse! -e-

here's a valid question: what effect does/will ebay madness have on goldmine's values? -e-