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I don't understand his response.

Awful news. I am not familiar with his work.

Yes, not Greenwich. I do not recognize the drummer either, but this was definitely taken at the Algerian War movie soundtrack recording session

Sunenblick's.

It will be hard. I think the estate does not care...

I mentioned this a while back in another thread. The Patton/Green was recorded, and Uptown records bought it along with about 20 other tapes. Sunenblick only put out two 2 CDs before he died. I asked him a couple of times about putting out the Patton/Green, but he was always evasive. We can assume his estate has the tape. How can we go from here? Bertrand.

Is it just me or is it no longer possible to download from this site?

Poland, not Austria. I stand corrected. It was definitely an Austrian Jazz fan who organized getting his remains back to DC.

Considering the tape was sitting in Jack's stash for 60 years, the detective work involved was minimal. Of course, a complete inventory of what else Jack had was quickly established.

I just want them to listen to at home. I would be happy to buy an official release, but it does not look like that is ever going to happen. Still not clear if the Master Tape still exists and who would have it.

So people can make Mp3s from the YouTube versions, right?

Roy and Sonny may be the only two who recorded with him, but I could be wrong.

Glad that Craft is doing some CDs and not just vinyl.

Is there a livestream this year?

That version of Cliff Walk needs to come out.

PS: I think Duran is the very last studio track that Wayne Shorter ever recorded with Miles (3/17/70). The last live dates are 3/7/70 which was released officially, and the July 1991 Paris concert which is long overdue for a legit release which I would buy.

Eventually the tracks ended up on various boxes but some of them I got as MP3s only because I did not buy the boxes for which I already had most of the material. I will check tomorrow to see which tracks I am actually missing and which I have in boxes. I was thinking it would be nice to have the set on CD as it originally came out on LP but it is not a Holy Grail of any sorts. I always liked that particular set which I have on vinyl. Good to know this version is legit and a real CD. If they did the Plugged Nickel Box that would be a coup. Missed that one. PS: Looked it up, that was fast. The six tracks I have as MP3s only are Song Of Our Country, Water On The Pond, Fun, Duran, Konda and Willie Nelson. I forgot I had Ascent, Directions I and Directions II in the Silent Way box. Will still probably get the Directions set for nostalgia's sake. It was part of my early Jazz education. The Circle in the Round set as well, which is one of the first CDs I ever bought. Directions was not available on CD in the US at the time.

I was trying to find a copy of Miles Davis Directions and a recent release on this Dutch label popped up. Is this licensed from SONY? I assume it is a CD-R unless proven otherwise.

Does it have the bonus track from Mysterious Traveler, Miroslav's tune?

Great to hear but why the 60 year wait? What else has surfaced?

Was the Berlin Jazz Festival in the habit of filming or was this a one-off, I wonder.

This is the kind of thing I would have bought on DVD in a nanosecond but those days are over. What other footage is there from the Berlin Jazz Festival? Booker Ervin? Miles? Don Cherry?

Alas, Haeschen is still credited to Lee and not Duke Pearson. I wish I had a contact at Blue Note. I used to give composer credit corrections to Bob Blumenthal when he was writing liners for the RVG series.

It sounds like 9/26 is an entire session I do not have, so the 2-CD set is worth acquiring since I only have the Hilversum session. That is exactly what I was trying to figure out, if there was any other material elsewhere. Curious as to why the 9/3 date was not included in the 2-CD set. So, to summarize, a hypothetical complete Ayler/Cherry box would include: New York Eye And Ear Control Vibrations/Ghosts Hilversum Sessions Jazzhus 9/3/64 Danish Radio 9/10/64 Jazzhus 9/26/64 There are probably more recordings that have not surfaced... Update: OK, looking at the Revenant Box, which gives 9/3 as the recording date for Jazzhus, the track list is the same as for the 9/26 session and the timings are all very close (Saints is listed as Tune Q). I am pretty sure these are the same session, in which case the CD I need is the 9-track single CD on Hatology. PS: They are also both sidemen on the 11/17/65 Sunny Murray session. Not a big fan of that one.

OK, so that Autumn 1964 on Ezzthetics has Hilversum, the tracks from 9/10 and tracks from 9/26 which I do not have. But it does not have the tracks from 9/3, or is 9/3 an incorrect date also? I will check song titles later, obviously there is overlap.