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I recorded the satellite stream. If interested etc...

French Radio France Musique will be broadcast this evening 4 Nov 2015, 20:00 CET, an unissued (as they claim - it is not mentioned in the plosin list http://www.plosin.com/milesahead/Sessions.aspx?d=8) the July 14, 1988 concert of Miles Davis Octet at Jardin des Arènes de Cimiez, Festival de Jazz de Nice. It will not be available for web streaming afterwards. http://www.francemusique.fr/emission/les-mercredis-du-jazz/2015-2016/concert-inedit-de-miles-davis-1988-11-04-2015-20-00 Concert inédit INA-Radio France : Miles Davis, le 14 juillet 1988 (Jardin des Arènes de Cimiez, Festival de Jazz de Nice). Evénement dans "Les mercredis du jazz"! Jérôme Badini offre aux auditeurs de France Musique un trésor caché dans les archives de l'INA - Radio France : un enregistrement inédit de Miles Davis au Festival de Jazz de Nice, le 14 juillet 1988! Celles et ceux qui étaient présents se souviennent avec émotion de ce concert donné par un Miles Davis au faîte de sa gloire électrique, entouré de Kenny Garrett, qu'il décrivait comme le saxophoniste l’ayant le plus impressionné depuis John Coltrane, de Robert Irving et Adam Holzman aux claviers, Foley à la guitare, Benny Rietveld à la basse, Ricky Wellman à la batterie et Marilyn Mazur aux percussions. >> Attention: séance unique, il n’y aura pas de réécoute << Enjoy Alex

On dvd as well:

I fully agree!

Thanks. Which remaster from the ones included in the following Discogs link, may be the 2008 24 bit included in the Finest 1100 reissue of Point of Departure? I have the 2003 japanese 24 bit RVG (papersleeve; but it may be the same as the 1999 USA/EU RVG one). http://www.discogs.com/Andrew-Hill-Point-Of-Departure/master/140559 Thanks Alex

I recall there was an odyssey on how the original master tapes considered lost were located for the MM 45s of Lunch. At the other forum. edit: irrelevant to the Hill matters discussed... My bad...

What about parking an x amount of Euros in your PayPal account? Most online stores accept PayPal, Amazon being the exception. Paypal suspended their cooperation with Greek Banks and we are not allowed in any case to transfer money to bank accounts abroad...

so the answer is: no same here...

My first musical nightmare since Greece's banking collapse starts. The Greek credit cards are blocked by our banking system for purchases abroad. However some cards may escape. So I tried to place my Mosaic order for the Sam Rivers Select. Cross your fingers...

Wish to you and your people all the best to overcome this problematic situation ...... Wow. My best wishes. Just got my set too. I know this release is not ideal given that no proceeds are going to SR himself. But if the first CD is any indication, this is a glorious set. For me, it has a chance of getting up there with "Plugged Nickel" and Shelley Manne's "Black Hawk" recordings. I too would like to hear whether there are any European dates that have good sound quality like this release. Thanks guys!

This is a marvelous set. The SQ also. I am enjoying it a lot, all the more since it is one of the last purchases I managed to do before the banks collapse in Greece, the capital controls and especially the limitation of use of all credit/debit cards only within Greece... Let's see.

Has "Basra" ever been released as RVG remaster? Thanks.

Father's Day at Mosaic reflected at the shipping charges.

I got the Dial box and Tolliver Big Band Select.

http://jazztimes.com/articles/163113-sony-legacy-to-release-erroll-garner-s-concert-by-the-sea-as-3-cd-box Nice! 06/15/15 Sony Legacy to Release Erroll Garner’s “Concert By the Sea” as 3-CD Box Bonus material includes unreleased tracks and interviews By JazzTimes Sony Legacy and Octave Music Publishing Corporation will release Erroll Garner’s The Complete Concert By the Sea as a three-CD box set on September 18, in celebration of the 60th anniversary of the original concert. The complete live concert recording, which Legacy said in a press release was newly uncovered by the Erroll Garner Jazz Project, is being digitally remastered. The project is produced by pianist Geri Allen (who is also the Director of Jazz Studies at the University of Pittsburgh) and producer Steve Rosenthal. The box set contains the complete live Concert By the Sea, including 11 previously unreleased tracks, the original edited Columbia release from 1956 and bonus material, including interviews with the Erroll Garner trio: Denzil DaCosta Best, Eddie Calhoun and Garner himself, recorded directly after the concert. Liner note writers include Allen, UCLA American Studies Professor Robin D.G. Kelley and jazz writer Dan Morgenstern. TRACK LISTING FOR COMPLETE CONCERT DISC ONE 1) Announcer: Jimmy Lyons (Previously unreleased) 2) Night And Day (Previously unreleased) 3) Spring Is Here (Previously unreleased) 4) I'll Remember April 5) The Nearness Of You (Previously unreleased) 6) Where Or When 7) Sweet And Lovely (Previously unreleased) 8) Lullaby Of Birdland (Previously unreleased) 9) Mambo Carmel 10) Teach Me Tonight 11) Will You Still Be Mine(Previously unreleased) 12) I Cover The Waterfront (Previously unreleased) 13) Bernie's Tune (Previously unreleased) 14) How Could You Do A Thing Like That To Me? 15) It's All Right DISC TWO 16) Announcer: Jimmy Lyons (Previously unreleased) 17) They Can't Take That Away From Me 18) Autumn Leaves 19) S'Wonderful (Previously unreleased) 20) Laura(Previously unreleased) 21) Red Top 22) April In Paris 23) Caravan (Previously unreleased) 24) Erroll's Theme / Announcer: Jimmy Lyons (Previously unreleased) TRACK LISTING FOR ORIGINAL EDITED CONCERT DISC THREE 1) I’ll Remember April 2) Teach Me Tonight 3) Mambo Carmel 4) Autumn Leaves 5) It’s All Right With Me 6) Red Top 7) April in Paris 8) They Can’t Take That Away From Me? 9) How Could You Do A Thing Like That To Me 10) Where or When 11) Erroll’s Theme 12) Post Concert Interview: Will Thornbury with Erroll Garner, Eddie Calhoun, Denzil DaCosta Best: September 19, 1955 (Previously unreleased)

I had no idea they now offer cheaper options for Int'l shipping. Very good news.

This one was not available for quite some time: http://www.cdjapan.co.jp/product/UCCU-99182

If it was not mentioned before, the US/EU Blu-ray audio by Herbie Hancock is remastered by Grundman (Isles), Vosgien (Isles bonus tracks) and Yoshida (Maiden Voyage). Are these the HD-tracks and/or the 75th anniv. LP series remasters? EDIT: while the sticker says 24/96, the rear sleeve mentions "MINIMUM 24/192 audio matererial". Any idea what files are actually included? Same as with the japanese blu-ray audios? Both are listed as PCM. Alex

Hey There is surely the best for the money because you also get 10 of 11 tracks issued as Babe's Blues, and holy bleeep, the unissued track from that day's session, "Billy Boy," is a burner. And as a very nice added bonus, there is a quite extended series of fours between Gene and the under-appreciated Bill Dowdy. Superb! I agree. A wonderful disc this SHM-CD. Cuscuna mentions in his note, that this unissued Billy Boy rec is from the same 8/13/61 session that produces all other tracks from this CD, while the issued version was from a later session (as you may know of course). By the way, Donald Byrd's New Perspective finally found a great easy to the ear remastering in this latest batch of SHM-CDs. The RVG is really hard to the ear. Highly recommended this SHM as well.

Mine as well. The french BMG CD from 1995. This is its rear card:

Me too. Thanks Larry. And I remember how much I enjoy this one as well:

.... That Gil/Kikuchi thing is a monster, highly recommended. It's more like the CD version of There Comes A Time than the LP version, if you know what I mean. Please elaborate...! Thanks. cdjapan.co.jp is my favorite way.

I went for Basie/Beatles and Standing Ovation, Gil Evans/Priestess and Kikuchi, Bley/77, and Buddy Rich/Mercy mercy (hoping for a better remastering than in the current release). This is the listing auto-translated: ◇ Count Basie / Basie picks The Winners (UCCU-90118) ◇ Count Basie / Basie At Newport 57 (UCCU-90119) ◇ Count Basie / standing ovation (UCCU-90120) ◇ Count Basie / Ella and Basie (UCCU-90121) ◇ Count Basie / Beishizu Beetle bag (UCCU-90122) ◇ Thad Jones = Mel Lewis Jazz Orchestra / New Life (UCCU-90123) ◇ Thad Jones = Mel Lewis Jazz Orchestra / Central Park North (UCCU-90124) ◇ Thad Jones = Mel Lewis Jazz Orchestra / Live At The Village Vanguard (UCCU-90125) ◇ Mel Lewis / Mel Lewis & Friends (UCCU-90126) ◇ Gil Evans / Kikuchi Masaaki WITH Gil Evans (UCCU-90127) ◇ Gil Evans / out-of-cool (UCCU-90128) ◇ Gil Evans / Into The hot (UCCU-90129) ◇ Gil Evans / individuality and development (UCCU-90130) ◇ Gil Evans / Purisutisu (UCCU-90131) ◇ Quincy Jones / I think of jazz (UCCU-90132) ◇ Quincy Jones / Walking-in-a-space (UCCU-90133) ◇ Quincy Jones / The Quintessence (UCCU-90134) ◇ Quincy Jones / Quincy Jones At Newport '61 (UCCU-90135) ◇ Quincy Jones / Great Wide World of Quincy Jones (UCCU-90136) ◇ Buddy Rich / THIS ONES FOR Basie (UCCU-90137) ◇ Buddy Rich / Mercy, Mercy - Live At Shizasu Palace 1968 (UCCU-90138) ◇ Oliver Nelson / Live From Los Angeles (UCCU-90139) ◇ Carla Bley / Live (UCCU-90140) ◇ Carla Bley / European Tour 1977 (UCCU-90141) ◇ Benny Carter / Father di Fini Schons (UCCU-90142) ◇ Benny Carter / Addition-to-Father Definishonzu (UCCU-90143) ◇ Dizzy Gillespie / At Newport (UCCU-90144) ◇ Duke Ellington / Soul Call (UCCU-90145) ◇ Count Basie / Montreux '77 (UCCO-90391) ◇ Woody Herman / Giant Steps (UCCO-90392) http://www.universal-music.co.jp/jazz/big-band?productPage=1 Enjoy Alex

Permit me to note that this writing by Dutton is not clear enough. It would have indeed been if they had wrote that the LP was "cut from the original analogue master stereo tape". Unless Dutton has INDEED access to the original tape (I refer to Sidewinder's message earlier in this thread - thanks!) but they do not want to get in trouble with the original/legitimate owner (Universal?) of the original master tape by mentioning it.

I had to go back and listen to this track. Do you perhaps mean Ray Brown's cello solo? Buster Williams does have a 32-bar walking break around 3:50, which starts out with a cool arpeggiated riff, but it doesn't shout "solo," at least when I hear it. Regardless, fine playing all around. You are right, of course. It is the cello solo by Ray Brown.