J.A.W.

Well, April 23 + 45 days = June 7; it's now June 8, so why not contact PayPal immediately? It's worth a try.

When you access the transaction itself on your PP account ("payments sent"), you can see there if you still have the possibility to "open a case" against the seller. A claim should be filed within 45 days of the date of the transaction, otherwise you're out of your money. Looks like you've been conned.

The owner says not to contact him and that he won't answer any e-mails. It all sounds very dubious. How did you pay him? If you used PayPal, you should file a claim with them immediately, if it isn't too late already.

Thought someone else would post this, but since that hasn't happened I'm interrupting my break from posting here to support Mosaic: they are offering selected sets at 10% off until June 17, 2013; they're included in this list: http://www.mosaicrecords.com/departments.asp?dept=5

Stopped twice, last time cold turkey in 1987.

Millinder's 1941-1950 material is available on 3 Chronological (sorry Chronogical ) Classics CDs. Very nice stuff but I wonder what the benefit of a small Mosaic box (which they no longer do anyway) covering the same period might be. MG Probably better sound, but that's hypothetical now. Well, I greatly enjoy those recordings on Chronogical Classics. I doubt if anyone would ever have thought of issuing the material in excellent sound. Would enough people be sufficiently interested in Millinder to secure a profit for the company doing to? We're all jazz fans (to some degree) on this board, but I bet there are precious few of us who have these 3 CDs. Fewer than 6, I'd guess. MG Well, Millinder is not to everyone's taste

Millinder's 1941-1950 material is available on 3 Chronological (sorry Chronogical ) Classics CDs. Very nice stuff but I wonder what the benefit of a small Mosaic box (which they no longer do anyway) covering the same period might be. MG Probably better sound, but that's hypothetical now.

I have the 1993 Rhino/Atlantic CDs of Changes One and Changes Two. Haven't listened to them in years, but as far as I can remember they're OK sonically. Don't know how they compare to the original LPs. Those Japanese Warner remasters are indeed tiring to listen to; the ones I have won't visit my CD transport very often - and that's an understatement.

Funded. Congratulations!

Congratulations!

It's now down to $283 with 19 hours to go.

Exactly.

Nope Just you and me, eh Pip? Looks like it.

You removed Chris' post just because he mentioned the Stanley Crouch dustup? With all due respect, this place is becoming a little more like the Steve Hoffman forums by the day. Well, if you don't like the way this place is moderated, you know where the door is

Nope

$875 left with 27 hours to go.

Is this one of them: http://www.allmusic.com/album/ira-sullivan-1977-mw0000868543? Any idea when they will be released?

$1500 left with 37 hours to go.

AMG: http://www.allmusic.com/artist/jodie-christian-mn0000113345

Already being discussed here:

Excellent set, good price.

Seeking is included in the Mosaic Select, which was produced by Jonathan; it also has Secrets and lots of unissued titles: http://www.mosaicrecords.com/prodinfo.asp?number=MS-036

"Mini-LP" refers to the covers. They're regular CDs in facsimile "mini-LP" covers.

Good to hear, even though it's not my favourite Armstrong period.

I could be totally wrong, but I doubt Mosaic would do a Don Byas set; I think the research and licensing cost would be too high with all those labels he recorded for, it probably wouldn't be cost-effective - unless someone would sponsor the whole project, of course