Ron S

The sale appears to be back, here. As before, not all sale items are in stock.

I have the Perahia Mozart piano concerto set and like it a lot. I also have the separate disc of Perahia, Radu Lupu, and the ECO playing Mozart's multiple piano concertos. I also have--and like very much--Perahia's complete Beethoven piano concerto set with Haitink conducting the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra. FWIW, I also have both Pinnock symphony boxes (Haydn and Mozart) that you have, and also like them (sounds like I'm easy to please ).

OK, OK Lon--I won't twist your arm about this anymore. I'll just let Frank do it:

You did it . . . . your way.

My only regret about this set--and I know it's yours too, Lon--is that there is absolutely no Sinatra in it.

Yeah, but her boots are made for walkin', and we don't discuss those openly on this Board.

Actually, I think this guy's responsible:

But a trombone, on the other hand . . . .

And as for Freud, well, he explains everything.

Looks like it all started here.

Aaaaaaaah, so now we begin to get to the root of your aversion to Ol' Blue Eyes.

Is this kosher?

[spoken from personal experience, no doubt]

But look what you're missing out on:

Just noticed that Volumes 2 and 3 of the new Grant Green Original Jam Master Series from Blue Note are now available. Presumably, Volume 1 is not far behind.

. . . and also 'cause there is no bad jazz.

. . . but I'm not having a yard sale.

Something to keep in mind:

That TV's hi-def, isn't it?

Just noticed this is finally up and running, here.

This is from Amazon:

You sure you're not really from Missouri?

Have I ever steered you guys wrong? Well, at least intentionally?

The rest of which are on "Groove Brothers." And is currently available on Definitive . So, in other words, virtually all of the Montgomery Brothers material is currently available?

decade.