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Sound Pieces is great, and yes it did come out on CD in the early 90s. It's relatively pricy secondhand.

Kind of surprised to see some of the cool reactions to Lee. Next to Miles, he is by far my favorite straight-ahead trumpet player of the late 50s/60s (with Art Farmer coming in a close third). Freddie Hubbard made some arresting music, but I find my ears kind of glazing over when I listen to Blue Mitchell, Donald Byrd, et al, but not so with Lee. There's always something interesting happening on his records. There are still a few I haven't heard, but each new one I pick up has something unique to offer me.

Hm, I concur. Gerald Cleaver makes everything great.

There is a copy at Reckless for $9.99 or $15.99 shipped. This one is still very difficult to nab; I'm glad this thread came though for me as the album is truly exquisite. http://www.reckless.com

Interesting lineup on that Jo Jones session. It's bop, but it's not.

I think the one in Lafayette, LA still had a couple. I could grab one and send it your way.

One of the total originals.

Damn, do you know when it ends? I've been waiting a whole year for this , but I thought it was a couple months away. And now I'm flat broke after a move.

This one caught my eye. Thoughts from anyone who knows it? http://www.dustygroove.com/item.php?id=jrxfkz9b89&ref=featured.php&refQ=cat%3D5

I bought this today. Big Lots was depressing. No OJCs or Keepnews. Or legitimate albums of any kind.

I love that Nonesuch CD. The obscure "So Am I" is a true highlight.

I mentioned this elsewhere, but there's no way the new Altschul/Fonda/Irabagon album on TUM could not be great.

And might I add a hearty F Yeah re: the new TUM trio CD with Fonda & Irabagon. If you haven't heard Irabagon's Foxy with Altschul you need to do something about that.

Parts I & II of a three-part conversation between drummer/composer Harris Eisenstadt and the great master percussionist on the occasion of his 70th birthday. Lots of great stories and insight from a guy who's really gotten around. http://destination-out.com/

New major mainstream jazz label signs major mainstream artists who already record for major mainstream jazz labels.

I'd have loved to sit in the Sing Sing Room at the Confucius Restaurant in NYC 1955 to hear Lee Konitz with Tristano. Second would probably be King Oliver and Pops at Lincoln Gardens, followed by Ellington in Fargo.

Pretty good! I'm surprised no one has mentioned the show here. Unfortunately there didn't turn out to be as much jazz content as the first couple episodes might have suggested. But shit y'all, in 2012 both Tomasz Stanko and Kidd Jordan were beamed into the homes of millions!

Even in the realm of pseudo-celeb professorship appointments, this is pretty impressive.

Yes, but it also included the material Green & Clark recorded with Ike Quebec around the same time. If I could only keep 10 jazz CDs, this would be one.

I'm speaking off the cuff here, but I personally wouldn't sweat an international package after just two weeks. Lots of reasons it could be taking longer. Though I do hope it arrives soon!

As if it needs mentioning, the Lee Wiley is exquisite.

Interesting connections!

Ditto the Newman/Cohn/Green and the Mainstream style.