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Yes I have that one, it's been out for quite a while now, there are a couple of reviews on Amazon, one of which explains that the tracks are probably not from the Cotton Club at all, it's just a guess, I think the liners say somthing like that also, but I haven't read them in a while. Durium posted and blogged about it a while back as well, here. Amazon review referred to above By Mark E. Lewis Format:Audio CD The music on these cds comes from some tapes that belonged to Clifford Brown's widow, LaRue who was a friend of mine. Many years ago she gave me a stack of reel to reel tapes to make copies of, some which had been in the trunk of clifford's car when it crashed. None of the tapes had any kind of information on them. So excepting the radio broadcast from Buffalo and the untitled blues, everything else on the three cd's is from ONE night, somewhere, starting with Take the A Train in the first set, and ending with get happy in the third set. The Cotton Club is a guess, and the recording dates are wrong, because all three sets are surely from the same night. They are issued out of order here. The untitled blues, [wee dot] is from another tape, and another night. Both of these tapes were used to make the record album, "Pure Genius". "Lover", [or Diggin' Diz] has a guest drummer sitting in. I think Max said Chuck Lampkin. My guess is that Clifford recorded most of this with his reel to reel. When he and Sonny finish their solos, someone moves the mike over to the piano. Clifford's solos are a joy to behold, and the cd is worth buying just to hear what he plays on Lover! I guess the people who put this out felt they had to come up with a title and date to help sell it. The music is all that counts, and it is beautiful. So, as the above review confirms, some of the titles on this 3 CD set appear to have been issued - the Elektra Musician LP (1982) "Pure Genius" lists 5 titles, 4 of which are likely on disc 3 ie Lover Man 6:02 Daahoud 10:43 What's New 3:49 I'll Remember April 19:04 These timings appear to fit nicely onto an LP (52nd St Theme has been omitted) Can anyone out there with the LP confirm that the timings are similar?

the three DeFranco titles are included as a bonus on the the 2007 CD issue (Definitive Records) of "The Buddy DeFranco Wailers" The last title is also known as "Now's The Time"

thanks for the advice here's the reply I just got back from "Black Jazz" Hi Stephen how are you. The music is transfered from the orginal master tapes. I can make it possible to ship to you withought Jewel cases how does $11.00 a cd sound? Also the cd's on Snow Dog Records are not bootleggs. I licenced a 300 unit minimum to Snow Dog Thanks. James/Black Jazz Records Still sound sus? $11 for discs w/o cases (but with the rest of the packaging?)...not what I'd go for, but you did get a response and it does seem legit enough...but still, me, I'd go for the Snow Dogs from Dusty Groove or some other "known quantity". Seems like a sure thing going that route. that includes shipping to far away Australia (I usually ask for removal of jewel cases - takes the load of the shipping charge - so the price sounds good to me)

thanks for the advice here's the reply I just got back from "Black Jazz" Hi Stephen how are you. The music is transfered from the orginal master tapes. I can make it possible to ship to you withought Jewel cases how does $11.00 a cd sound? Also the cd's on Snow Dog Records are not bootleggs. I licenced a 300 unit minimum to Snow Dog Thanks. James/Black Jazz Records Still sound sus?

The "Nice Life Music" label has just released the complete (?) first & second sets (almost 80 mins) of the Dec 2, 1969 Cologne concert - more titles than Kelly lists in his sessionography this appears to be a WDR concert recording - excellent quality Havn't heard of this label before but Matias Rinar has written the liner notes so I suspect it is part of the spanish stable Impressed by the SQ

Dr F can you be a bit more specific - I've emailed them (2 days ago) but have not yet received a reply - was considering buying a few of their CDs, esp Walter Bishop Jr & Doug Carn

Does anyone have any of the US "Black Jazz" releases - interested to know what they sound like

Interplay (5CD) is selling for $25 (other non Amazon dealer)

Anyone had any dealings with the "Black Jazz" label - it was resurrected in the late 2000's (interesting read on the site) http://www.blackjazz.com/main.html# wonder if the new owner has the original tapes & properly remastering these releases or are they needle drops? you can buy directly from them (paypal) I see there has been a recent Walter Bishop BJ reissue "Coral Keys" (advertised on the Jazz Loft site) - Snow Dog Projects label (may be a bootleg?)

The best tracks are masterpieces, the mediocre tracks are excellent, and the worst tracks are pretty damn good. :lol: Essential IMHO - you won't regret getting this (even if it's not to your liking, once it's OOP, you'll probably double your money on resale)

Holy Barbarian shipped with my Import CDs order on Nov 20

very tempting - anyone already have these?

The three faulty "mono" discs were Ming, New Life & Hope Scope

interesting - didn't know it came with a booklet (we're talking about the LP, right?) My LP (gatefold) has no booklet either - maybe only the initial pressing came with that

CDs arrived today - lovely condition as usual thanks again

just had a listen - as above - fades out @ 19m27s

all 3 are being released over the next 3 months in the Japanese 999 Yen BNLA EMI reissue series

Trying to find more info on this Brazilian composer/educator - not much circulating what were his three Blue Notes like (Carnival Of The Spirits, Maestro & Saudade) - like a lot of the early 70's BN's??

Just cross-checked the tracks with what I have It's all on the 2 Miles RLR CDs (SQ not too bad) 1. Radio Broadcasts 58-59 2. Unissued At Birdland 52-59 plus the Herridge live CBS Studio recordings are on the DVD (film footage) that came with the 50th anniversary KOB release So What from this session is also on the Lonehill CD "MD Live In Den Haag"

Yes. A challenging artist. At best he sounds like the first person who ever played a saxophone. Who issued this 7CD set? It was released earlier this year on the Japanese "Youth" label - it's a compilation of his PSF material (including Winter 72) plus an unreleased disc I bought my copy via Amazon Japan - have a lower price than other dealers but the shipping is the killer I see you didn't include a chapter on "Free Jazz in Japan" in your text (The Freedom Principle, 1984 edn) - had a relook at the book today

Giuffre, Brookmeyer, Thompson & Harriott are high on my list too Dragon have been doing a long term Gullin reissue program (up to Vol. 11) - doubt whether Mosaic would touch this The Spanish have done the Rollins/Cherry material Most of the Jaspar/Renaud material has been released on Vogue (black digipak series)

I agree I've been picking up his Atlantic releases released via Japan this year (5 so far) - with 5 more to be released in Jan/Feb 2013 that was mentioned (Verve set) as a likely candidate years ago

The first edition of Cook & Morton also reviews a large number of LPs plus the Mosaic sets up to the early 90's (was not the case in later editions) - highly recommended

Jonathan If you want an idea of how well Horace sells (or doesn't) maybe you should talk to Tom Albach (Nimbus West Records <info@nimbuswest.com>) - he's been HT's mainman since the late 70's I wonder how many people on this board would be interested in seeing this released (Giant Is Awakened)

Kaoru Abe 7CD set (1970-73) - any Kaoru fans out there? Trio X 7CD set (2006 US Tour)