sonnymax

Would you please provide some more info on this release? I can't find mention of it anywhere. Thanks.

Why do you say there are two? Who is the other Hilton Ruiz?

I'm surprised no one corrected this misstatement. Visions has been reissued on CD three times, and the two Turrentine titles were reissued on CD in 2014.

And they are all available on Spotify.

You just like big-ass shit.

All of Ric's solo outings are available on Spotify (a pleasant surprise).

The Killer! He was a hero of mine when he played for the Twins in the mid-sixties. Enjoy the game!

Just wanted to give credit to one of the hardest working members of the board.

Where did I hear this before?

Thanks for the heads up!

Hunter dies in Arkansas after deer he shot attacks him Bear attacks Russian circus performer

... and thanks for all the great music you've shared with us!

Unknown studio, Stockholm, January 15, 1964 Kenny Dorham (tpt) Bertil Löfgren (tpt) Sahib Shihab (bs) Lars Sjösten (p) Bjørn Alke (b) Bo Skoglund (d) Short Stay (K. Dorham) 10:36 I Concentrate on You (C. Porter) 7:35 Not Yet (S. Shihab) 10:10 Golden Circle, Stockholm, 1964 or 1965 Kenny Dorham (tpt) Göran Lindberg (p) Göran Pettersson (b) Leif Wennerström (d) Short Story (Dorham) 6:53 Dorams Epitaph a.k.a. Extension (Dorham) 7:02 For All We Know (Karlin, Wilson, Griffin) 7:00 I Had The Craziest Dream (Warren, Gordon) 6:25 Skandia Skies (Dorham) 7:44 entire album on Spotify

Do a Spotify search using keywords "Capitol Vault" and you get these additional results: Hank Mobley, Johnny Mercer, Gene Krupa/Harry James, Andrew Hill, Bobby Hackett, Art Pepper, Bobby Hutcherson, Bob Brookmeyer, Paul Chambers, Big John Patton, Don Pullen, Dexter Gordon, Bennie Green, Randy Weston, Dizzy Reece, along with several compilations. Too many to post links, or I'm just getting old.

You may be able to order it directly from the publisher, Equinox Publishing.

I understand your position. I don't feel like I'm "settling", however. My new car doesn't have a CD player and I don't miss it. The clock is ticking.

I'd trade all my candy corn for some vampire fangs.

I'd be happy if they would sell hi-res or standard, uncompressed downloads. Those who prefer a CD could easily burn one. Additionally, they could offer files with extensive notes and hi-res cover art. C'mon folks, it's almost 2020!

Why on earth would they do that? It's not like APO or Steve Hoffman do a half-ass job on any project.

Not to my knowledge. I managed to get the music on both albums from friends. Sharing is caring.

I think Larry is referring to the 3 two-fers below. I wonder if the fact that these sessions were produced by Baker's manager, Richard Carpenter, had anything to do with the subpar sound?

Has anyone read a verified account of Larry's passing?

He sure is! Have a great time.

It appears that dropping the price $1 every couple of weeks isn't very enticing. Perhaps a more substantial reduction or a willingness to consider a "best offer" might do the trick.