Stonewall15

I sold my collection (approx 600 LPs) at several record shows. These shows occur 3 times a year here in Orlando and similar shows are held in many other cities. This was a fairly successful experience- I went to several shows where many of my LPs were sold and eventually sold the total residue at the last show I attended as a seller. The prices I got were about the same as eBay, sometimes higher, without the hassle of mailing, etc. If you decide to sell at a show the key thing is to sort your LPs by artist so that a potential buyer can find what he/she is looking for. I agree with previous comments that the condition of the LP is the major selling factor- if your collection is in individual plastic sleeves it helps. Probably the biggest thing I got out of my attendance at the record shows was to get to talk to fellow jazz enthusiasts and made a few trading connections.

can anybody direct me to some shareware that will allow me to save the program to my harddrive? Total Recorder, available on the internet, is terrific. It can record anything that plays via your sound card.

Are there any Transition label collectors out there? If so, please contact me at hershia@cfl.rr.com. Still looking.

How about the Jackie McLean Adlib LP that went for $4036 on eBay? (number 300353637081)

When was Buddy Bolden born?

I am looking for the following LPs: 1. Buddy DeFranco "Broadway Showcase" Verve MGV-2033 (arranged by Russ Garcia with Sonny Clark on piano) 2. John Mehegan "The Act Of Jazz" Epic LA-16007 or BA-17007 3. John Mehegan "How I Play Jazz Piano" Savoy MG-12076 If any of the above 3 have been reissued on CD I would like to have the CD in preference to the LP. I am still looking for Bob Brookmeyer Mosaic Select discs 1 and 3- see my previous post.

Marian McPartland did a very good Piano Jazz session with Red Richards. It is available on CD.

Maybe I should have listed this in the Mosaic section.

I have disc 2 only of this set. I would like to trade or sell this disc to someone who is missing this disc from their set. Alternatively, I would be willing to trade for or buy disc 1 and 3 to complete a set for myself. Please PM me.

For you really old-timers out there- do you remember the 1957 or 58 Dodge automobile that had an option for a turn-table that actually slid out from under the dash? As you can imagine it was not very good except when the car was not moving. It only lasted as an option for a short while but I'll bet one now on a vintage Dodge would really be a terrific collectable.

I use a program called "Total Recorder". It can record any audio from the internet. I then transfer the recorded audio to CD-R using Windows Media Player.

Bob Zieff? Like "life" or "leaf"? I can handle Bob.

I give up!

In Europe, 50 years, until 'Love Me Do" and "PS I Love You" turn 50, at which time copyrights will not doubt be extended. In the US, Mickey Mouse sets the limits. Copyrights will continue to be extended to cover Mickey Mouse, although there were a couple of Americans prior to Mickey Mouse who also made significant contributions. That's copyright law in a nutshell. Stupid, I know, but that's how it works. Are all LPs automatically copyrighted? The subject 4 LPs were issued by an individual (Ray Lawrence), not a company, with a small distribution. How do I find out if a copyright exists?

I think this may be against boards policies. If this is against board policies I withdraw my offer. Where can I find a list of board policies? there is no list... only last week a moderator got into bad trouble for starting a thread we must not speak about anymore.... the policy in this case is either "no trading/making available... of stuff which is under copyright in the US" or "no trading/making available... of stuff which is under copyright anywhere in the world" (both sound pretty reasonable to me) which doesn't mean your offer wasn't kind! These 4 LPs are over 50 years old and have not been reissued since then. How long do copyrights last- forever? or what?

I think this may be against boards policies. If this is against board policies I withdraw my offer. Where can I find a list of board policies?

Ray Lawrence released 4 LPs in the Jam Session series (numbers 100 thru 103). The sessions were recorded in 1952 and 53 at The Haig, Tradewinds Club and Rendezvous Ballroom. The artists include just about all of the West Coast Jazz players on the early 1950s, including Mulligan, Baker and Rogers. I have CDRs made from each of these 4 LPs. I also have scans of the LP covers I can email if you are interested. Anyone want to trade?

Great source is soundsourcecds.com or 877-465-1285.

Prestige released one of Red Rodney's first sessions on a 10-in LP (PRLP-122) in 1952. The music is absolutely terrific! The other players were Jim Ford (alto), Phil Raphael (piano), Phil Leshin (bass), and Phil Brown (drums). Fortunately, Prestige reissued this session on a CD titled "Prestige First Sessions vol 3" (PCD-24116-2). Rodney's session is on tracks 9 thru 15.

I am looking for an LP titled "Jazz at ANA". This is a live 1958 concert by Howard Rumsey and his Jazz All-Stars at the Army and Navy Academy in Los Angeles. Scott LaFaro (bass) was also part of this session. Please contact me at hershia@cfl.rr.com

Looking for 1958 LP Jazz At A.N.A. (Army and Navy Academy) by Howard Rumsey and the Lighthouse All-stars. Scott LaFaro is in this session.

Jazz radio station- WUCF-FM (89.9) Orlando is available on-line. 24 hour a day jazz. From 6am to 6pm is with a live DJ. DJs take requests. Great, great jazz from 1930s until today.

Just found Herb Pomeroy Jazz In A Stable LP (Transition TRLP-1) reissued on CD by Fresh Sound. It is available at Amazon.com. This is an extremely rare LP, selling for hundreds on eBay.