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How do the Spotlite CD's compare to the box set? - I've had those since the 90's but maybe upgrading soon - I think I'll be getting the Dial box for Christmas

have sent you a pm muchas gracias

I've owned the Warne Marsh Nessa CD "All Music" since 2004 - i'm sure It was OK when I first played it & on subsequent listenings My external hard drive recently crashed (lost a terrabyte of MP3 files - luckily I have 95% of the music as hard copy) so I'm slowly reloading my CDs back onto the computer Today I tried loading "All Music" but the last track wouldn't accommodate (tried different CD burners without avail) - I also listened to the disc on my Pioneer CD player & the track kept skipping & sticking (similarly on my computer) The CD itself appears fine - no marks, stains etc Could this be an age related anomaly Anybody else have issues with the last (14th) title on this CD?

I placed an order last night (11pm Brisbane time, Dec 8) & there were no problems with the coupon - Admittedly there is time difference (i'm approx 10hrs ahead)

Another question for you Chuck Leo Smith's "Spirit Catcher" was recorded by RVG (listed on the CD liner notes) - was this at his Englewood Cliffs studio or was he visiting Chicago at the time?

Thanks Chuck , much appreciated

The early Stan Tracey's?... there's plenty of them that have never seen the light of day on CD. I'd like to see the Tracy Ellington Big Band tribute "We Love You Madly" - upgrade my Australian Columbia LP copy Has Joe Harriott in the band

suppose this will be for Chuck What was the last Nessa LP release? - I'm thinking n24, Hal Russell's Eftsoons Did n25 (NRG Ensemble with Charles Tyler) & n26 (Leo Smith - Procession…) get a vinyl issue by Chief or was their first release only a CD affair by this UK label? Both of these sessions were recorded in the early 80's but not released till the end of the decade (89)

Cuscuna discusses this in the liner notes to the 1995 Impulse Digipak release (GRD 157) - this contains the 3 later release overdubbed versions

This is exciting - I have no Beehive material & looks like most of the material is quality - looking forward to this one

The earlier copies of the 50th anniversary disc released in June had the bonus track at the wrong speed - It was repressed in September with the 5th track at correct speed So, there are going to be a few dud CDs circulating. Martin carries the corrected version http://www.emanemdisc.com/other.html

What a read - funny & disturbing - we even have/had Radio Shack stores here in Australia love the Bill Gates Spider joke at the end

There are MANY photographs in circulation that make you think so. OTOH, if a young Earle Warren and, above all, Lena Horne, are found to be African American when looking at their pictures, then there is no reason why Jackie McLean isn't. Wow! - I never realised that Earle was African American

A complete "Four Days In December" would make a great box set (Mosaic?) - probably too difficult to get all of the material together - wonder how much of it was recorded - I think Jerry Newman did some of the concerts Sun Ra, Paul Bley, Cecil Taylor, Bill Dixon, Jazz Composers Guild Orchestra, Archie Shepp Quartet with Charles Tolliver & Marion Brown, Free Form Improvisation Ensemble (Alan Silva, Burton Greene), New York Art Quartet Four NYA4 tracks were recently released on the Triple Point 5LP set plus other material has been released on the Fontana LPs (JCO) ps: found some more info in Campbell's "Earthly Recordings Of Sun Ra" - The complete series of concerts was recorded by The Jazz Composer's Guild who were planning to release a sampler on their own label & possibly all of the material but the Guild broke up & the releases never came to fruition but there were plans to release material on the Fontana Series. The Sun Ra material (in part) from Dec 31 was released on Saturn 165 with 5 extra titles added to the 2009 ESP CD "Sun Ra Featuring Pharaoh Sanders & Black Harold"

here's a link to the Electric Jive site - appears to be still available http://electricjive.blogspot.com.au/p/ibh-audio-archive-posts.html

wow!! don't believe it - just made my day So, they must have had the tapes all along - hope it's not going to be a needle drop - that's not something that Dutton/Vocalion would do

Just found a copy of the above with my Charlie Parker literature - I'd dated it Oct 1, 2003 - this must have come with my corrected disc to replace the "Chipmunk" version as it was called at the time.

yes please!! love his work Picked up both of those late 90's releases at the time when we had shops here in Brisbane that had a good jazz repertoire His recent Lithuanian "No Business" releases "Solo In Vilnius" (2CD) & "The Complete Short Stories 1998-2010" (6CD) are highly recommended IMHO

On The Sunny Side Of The Street. Same as Back at the Chicken Shack RVG? many thanks looks like I'll give this a miss as I have the "Back At The Chicken Shack" RVG plus the recent "awful cover" LT series "On The Sunny Side" - don't need it a third time

Does anyone know what the extra title on Jimmy Smith's "Midnight Special +1" is The RVG of this didn't contain extra material - I know the titles were from two sessions that also yielded the LP "Back At The Chicken Shack"

At last ! Great that Vocalion will be doing the CD issue, if that is the case. They did wonders with 'Movement/High Spirits'. Here's hoping - if the original LP release was mono only, Vocalion will probably do a first time stereo release as they have with a few of their reissues, including Movement/High Spirits

I'm interested in the Sergey Kuryokhin live USA 7CD set & the Nabatov Herbie Nichols tribute

Giant is finally up on Import CDs though not in stock at present

Thought I'd revive this 10 year old thread Been listening to the Vocalion CD twofer "Harold McNair" & "Flute & Nut" - didn't realise he was a contemporary of Joe Harriott (both attended the Alpha Boys school/home) It's a pity Island hasn't made much of an effort on their jazz back catalogue i.e. SME's Karyobin (has been on Chronoscope but now OOP), Basil Kirchin's Worlds Within Worlds and of course the above McNair session with Ornette's sidemen Has anyone heard this? This 2006 popsike auction netted £351 (pic of LP included here) ps - just found another copy that sold for £670 in 2009!! http://www.popsike.com/Harold-McNair-Affectionate-Fink-RARE-UK-JAZZ-LP-ISLAND/380174959975.html

You can (in Australia) - the problem is that portable oxygen cylinders are small & don't last long One of my sons was a 25 weeker premmie & was on oxygen, at home, for 6 months after spending 5 months in neonatal intensive care post partum I used to take him on public transport without any issues, but that was back in 1992 Maybe with new terrorism issues since 9/11, an oxygen cylinder could be considered a weapon (not the case here AFAIK)