romualdo

RIP Larance - he had such a standout name Didn't realise I had so much material containing his drumming

There are 8 titles (7 live - some edited, 1 studio) on the Columbia LP (2416/9216) I don't think the Columbia "Misterioso" has ever had a US CD release possibly all 8 titles have been released on US CD's Honeysuckle Rose was released on the triple CD box "The Columbia Years" That just leaves "Well You Needn't" - quartet live at Brandeis Uni (Feb 27, 1965) -> lots of unreleased tracks from this concert (I'm surprised Sony has never released the lot) That may also be in the 3CD box - there is a version of this track on Disc 3 but I don't own this set & don't have more details - can anyone check? The "Misterioso" CD is now included in the Euro/UK Monk set "Original Album Classics, Vol 2" - 5CDs - Misterioso/Live in Tokyo (2CD's)/Monk/Monk's Blues This refers to the Riverside "Misterioso" - we're discussing the Columbia one

just got an email from Hazel & my copy was shipped yesterday (will take a week plus to get to the Antipodean shores)

Just received an email from Hazel Miller (Ogun) - she attended Lol's funeral today Very sad day for her

Can't find any reference (Lord Discography, jazzdisco) to SG performing Steeplechase (even Easy Swing) - maybe the title is wrong?

Any advice/input on the Goodman Orchestra Okeh/Columbia set - Is this worth getting? Have earmarked the Hawkins & upcoming Mingus (got a fantastic tax return this year) plus or minus the BG box - how essential is this Looking at the Lord Discography most of the sessions in the box have missing titles (all vocals) - some included in other sets (eg Mildred Bailey) Never been a huge fan of BG though I do have the Mosaic Capitol Small Groups - my particular interest with him is the Wardell Gray connection (have a lot of this material) & Charlie Christian (have the 4CD box plus the JSP live set & the uptown) Is the big band/Orchestra material on par with say Basie or Ellington? (or is this a chalk & cheese comparison)

$26.00 "used-like new" is a little more reasonable. You may want to put it on an Amazon wish list and watch it over time. I picked up this set used but the discs were mint for $16.00. I wanted it but wasn't "hot" for it so I just kept an eye on it from time to time for over a year when I got it at that couldn't pass it up price. Have been doing this for a couple of years now - have created Amazon (US & UK) wish lists which I add to (and subtract when I score) but also check every other day - picked up some great bargains (especially via Zoverstocks)

Thanks romualdo. I e-mailed Hazel yesterday about this and am waiting for her to confirm the price. In her email she noted that she would not be available from july 11 to the 18 (medical reasons)

You can buy this directly from Ogun (Hazel Miller <ogunrecords@googlemail.com>) for 11 pounds (includes shipping) Received an email from Hazel only last week

Please excuse the ignorance but would some kind person explain what "tape print" is & how does this "contamination" occur I bought this CD when it was first reissued - may have to listen to it again

were these "Southgate Palace" live versions released on earlier CTI CD's or are they making their first appearance on the most recent US reissues?

we have a pharmacy here, the "Henderson Apotheke", which claims to be the only pharmacy world-wide named after Fletcher Henderson - could well be true... Didn't he have a masters degree in chemistry?

CDs arrived today both in lovely condition thanks again John

There's a link to HMV Japan in post #2 and they're also available from CDJapan at 999 yen or about $10 each, plus shipping. CD Japan is certainly the way to go - have been buying from them for a few years now -> a bit better than HMV Japan price wise (shipping more expensive with HMV)

pm on 8 John Hardee Hardee's Partee: Forgotten Texas Tenor 5 J.J. Johnson, Kai Winding and Benny Green Trombone By Three (OJC-Prestige)

pm on Peter Evans - The Peter Evans Quartet ! (Firehouse 12) w/B.Seabrook, T.Blancarte, K.Shea, digipak $7 P.Brotzmann/W.Parker/H.Drake - Never Too Late But Always Too Early (Eremite) two discs, just a few very light marks on disc 1, $8 Lee Konitz & Martial Solal - Duplicity (Atomic Records) $6 Grandmaster Flash & the Furious Five - The Message (Sugar Hill/Sanctuary) 2010 expanded edition, $ James Blood Ulmer - Birthright (Hyena) digipak $5 Roy Hargrove - Nothing Serious (Verve) quintet w/Slide Hampton guesting on three tracks $4

Was very interested when it appeared on a recent Wolfgang's email but after closer inspection I realised I already had this The whole (?) concert was released in 2006 , as a 2CD set, via Leo Records on their Golden Years of New Jazz label as "What Planet Is This?" (GY 24/25)

All discographies I can access list two titles (Forest Flower, 2 parts & East of the Sun) as coming from the 66 Monterey concert (Sept 18) The other two (Sorcery & Song of Her) are from a studio session (NYC Sept 8, 1966) My CD version has applause (during & after the tracks) on both of the "studio" titles -> was this dubbed in to make the whole album appear as one performance? or are all the titles actually from the Monterey concert. I've tracked down (downloaded) a 66 Monterey concert program but there are no track details listed (wouldn't expect there to be anyway)

OMG! he will be missed Was listening to him long before I got into jazz - Kevin Ayers etc Will spin one of his Caroline/Virgin discs ".....Oh Really" (looks so young on the cover, but it was the mid 70's - Didn't realise he was 79)

PM on 4 Ben Webster & Sweets Edison Ben & Sweets (Columbia) 8 Portraits of Thelonious Monk by Randy Weston 8 Randy Weston Berkshire Blues (Black Lion) 10 David Murray For Aunt Louise 6 Toshiko Akiyoshi Last Live in Blue Note

thanks for the info/link Brownie Fascinating read - pity that 3CD set & DVD were never released

Double Whammy!!! hang out till September & get both Hawkins & Mingus (tax return time)

pm on 9 David Murray Picasso 5 Bud Powell Strictly Confidential (Black Lion)

How do you get those in without the bulk? Just jam them in the case? I have these as well but I usually keep them out of the case (for various grateful dead, floyd, U2 etc). I've never had a problem with that - they are so thin that they don't add a great deal to the overall thickness, even in multiple CD sets Have been able to close all my box sets once the sleeves are utilised

"Jim Chapin" - father of Tom (not Thomas) & Harry Chapin