colinmce

I have a line on Caramba, but I would take the other two! I'll PM you.

I'm OK with people suggesting what they feel comfortable with, but I'm thinking the $15-20 range is what's fair for these particular titles.

Ouch! Thanks, no rush/no worries if you can't find it, but just let me know.

Each of these was only released once in the US. The Morgans as McMaster discs in 1996 & 98, and the other two as Conns in 1997 and 2004.

Not in the US unfortunately! I try to not to order much from overseas if I can help it.

Wondering if anyone has copies of the following they would be interested in selling? Prefer US issues as opposed to Japanese. Lee Morgan - Caramba Lee Morgan - The Last Session Larry Young - Of Love & Peace Jackie McLean - 'Bout Soul All sorted, thanks!

There is a set on youtube from 2015 with him, Crispell, and Tyshawn Sorey that is very good.

He was as close to peerless as you can get.

I still can't quite believe that the two Dave Burns Vanguard LPs have never been on CD in any form, even in some Andorran configuration. Is that really true?

The CD edition from the Im Ruckblick box includes most of Thrumblin' Good call on Christmann/Russell!

I would be skeptical. It’s about as possible as having your actual bank account hacked, which has happened to me twice in life vs. never for Paypal. I use it almost daily and know hundreds of people who do the same, and I’ve never heard of this happening. Not trying to force anything on you of course, just want to reassure you that it is as safe as anything money-related, and private.

It doesn’t work that way. You connect it to your bank account on your end, and vice versa for the buyer. All you provide to the buyer is the email address linked to your account. The seller pays to that email address and the money pulls from their bank account. You either have the option to keep that money in your Paypal balance to spend or you can transfer it to your bank account. I can assure that if you’re worried about the corporation of Paypal having your banking information, you don’t need to be!

the final batch of RVGs came out in 2009, as did the archival Freddie Hubbard live date (the last Conn CDs were in 2008). I don't believe there has been anything but new material and LP reissues since then.

am I correct in thinking this is the first CD issue of 50s/60s music from Blue Note in at least a decade?

maybe some folks will shake their Kicker CDs loose. I missed out on that when it was going for normal prices, now it's pretty ridiculous out there.

Would second all of these suggestions! Some I haven't seen mentioned are Rueben Wilson's On Broadway, the two Jack Wilson records, Horace Silver's The Jody Grind, and especially some of the later Lee Morgan dates; I find Lee's immediate post-Sidewinder work is very uneven, but he came back very strong near the end of his run. Caramba, Sonic Boom, and The Rajah are all excellent. Also the Bobby Hutcherson records collected on the Mosaic Select are uniformally great.

Also worth considering it's a way to keep these albums in print on CD, which not a single album from the classic era of the label currently is.

Yeah, it’s a good one. However it’s much more akin to Fire & Ice than Your Own Self, which is pretty much singular in his catalog.

Doing a bit of housecleaning here and wondering if anyone could help me out with any of the following titles should they want to sell them: Joe McPhee/Andre Jaume/Raymond Boni - Songs & Dances (CELP) Joelle Leandre Canvas Trio - Histoire de Mme Tasco (hat ART) Joelle Leandre & Eric Watson - Palimpseste (hat ART) Joelle Leandre/Derek Bailey - No Waiting (Potlatch) Eneidi/Parker/Robinson - Cherry Box (Eremite) Dennis Gonzalez - Hymn To The Perfect Heart of a Pearl (Konnex) Edward Wilkerson - Light On The Path (Sound Aspects) Francois Tusques - 1965: Free Jazz (In Situ) The Free Form Improvisational Ensemble (Cadence) Mal Waldron Quartet - Mal, Verve, Black and Blue (Tutu) Gerry Hemingway Quartet - Johnny's Corner Song (Auricle) Thanks!

Wondering if anyone has copies of any of the following they would be interested in selling. Would pay fair but not extravagant prices: William Parker - Fractured Dimensions Fred Van Hove - Suite For B ... City Brotzmann/Phillips/Sommer - Reserve Evan Parker - Process & Reality Raphe Malik - 21st Century Texts Trio Trabant A Roma - State of Volgograd Tippett/Kellers/Tippett - Twilight Etchings September Band - Vandoeuvre Concert Brotzmann - 14 Love Poems Plus Ten More Also looking for these 2xCD sets and would of course entertain higher prices within reason: Cecil Taylor/Gunter Sommer - In East Berlin Butch Morris - Berlin Skyscraper Schlippenbach Trio - Swinging The Bim Thanks!

Feel free to shoot me a list in private when you get around to figuring it out, or maybe posting here in the selling forum. I'd be interested to take a look.

I ran into this this last week too in fact. After our most recent move, I decided it was time to get rid of my rock CDs so I hauled about 800 or so to a local used book/record store. They accepted about 20 discs, claiming the rest were in too poor of condition to take; while some may have been a little scuffy, most were in perfectly fine shape, some basically brand new. I tried my hand at a record store with a large CD section and they took another 10, also claiming the discs were in poor condition. The irony of course, is that both places, and every place, happily sells LPs in truly deplorable condition for premium prices. So now I suppose the last refuge is a donation to Goodwill; hopefully someone will be made happy by them, though I'm doubting it more and more. I also set aside a few rare CDs that generally list for a good amount of money secondhand to sell on Discogs. I priced them far below the other copies on there and there again seems to be no interest whatsoever. So yes, unfortunately, no value as far as I can tell. I dread to think what will come of my jazz, blues, experimental, and ethnographic CDs when I die, which could be 50 years from now. It'll all go to the dump.

Awesome, thanks. That's a bit like what I was thinking. It's very good. I would also highly, highly recommend August/Carl/Korn - Blank. It's incredible.