mikeweil

I'll give you 15 Irish Euro coins. Harp recital included?

I, too, thought: "WTF is he talking about?" His remarks make me think he might have preferred Jo Jones type drummers.

Agustín beat me to it - Mike Fitzgerald's disco answers all questions.

They're from the Gordon date.

Judging from their CDs they must be terrific! There is a free download of one tune on Joe Locke's website.

The Blakey CD has 16 tracks: Tracks 1-8 from EmArcy 10" LP MG 26030 Blakey all recorded May 20, 1954 Tracks 9-12 from EmArcy 10" LP MG 26046 Introducing Joe Gordon Tracks 13-14 were added to the 12" LP reissue of that under the same title - MG 36025 Tracks 15-16 were on 12" LP EmArcy MG 36093 The Jazz School all recorded September 3 & 8, 1954

I'd love to switch, but as the name says, foobar2000will not run with Windows 98 ..... Can't find system requirements for the two video players.

Back to topic: The one recording of the Beethoven Violin Concerto I love the most is this one, which can be had for $ 8.19 at CD Universe:

If it's the other disc on Opus 111 you're talking about, yes. He's good and brings a certain "Polish" feeling to the music. But the greatest Chopin solo piano disc I have is this one:

MG's computer broke down - no kidding!

Butterless peanuts?

You're right with this, but jazz is a minority and thus should support minorities.

My God - I'm tempted to sell mine ....

Happy Birthday, and all the strength and courage to keep up the excellent work!

I've read they make some excellent beer using the very same water:

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Several changes of equipment since the 2003 post must be duly noted: Turntable: Thorens TD 160 with Grado Black cartridge SACD/CD player: Marantz SCD7001ki AMP: Pioneer A 509-R Cassette-Tapedeck: Technics RS-AZ7 Tuner: Pioneer TX-1070 Speakers: Focal JMlab Chorus 710 Subwoofer: Elac 112.ESP Headphones: Koss UR-30 CD Treatment: CD Flux (the results are even more amazing with the new Marantz player!) Player connection cables by Oehlbach

I wonder what they based their choices on ..... The last 2 discs on the list are Gil Evans Verve titles, btw. Maybe some more non-Fantasy titles among them, like the Branford Marsalis - not your fault, if the search for "Concord" yielded these results. One thing is for sure: except for the RVG series and the Keepnews Collection, these are plain re-pressings of the old remasters.

This post offers some explanation.

I gave mine away but made me a copy first .....

Seems that series name now includes any reissue from the Universal jazz catalogue.

I'd support a blues forum, too - miscellaneous music is a pretty wide term. A Blues Forum would make it much easier to find your valued recommendations, btw .....

Now how is that A.K. Salim track? The others from that session are still unreleased ...

Maybe the person that runs the shop has no idea at all about shoes .....

Browse the sexiest album covers thread and you'll find one or the other good looking classical lady ...