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just enough...

so those nice Japanese chaps got it wrong on the TOCJ then. You can't trust anyone anymore these days ...

interesting, thanks for the clarification. Another 10"LP, Willis Connover presents some Polish musicians, I also know to exist with two different covers, one generic and one with text and picture. I wonder whether the nice one may be for the foreing market. To add, other Muza disks I have seen multiple copies of had different font-types on the labels.

which is correct?

1972, Rahsaan Roland Kirk - (I, Eye, Aye), Live at the Montreux Jazz Festival (Atlantic) 1987, Barney Wilen - French Ballads (IDA), ctd the next two days 1996, Joe Henderson Big Band records for Verve 2000, Abdullah Ibrahim with the NDR Big Band - Ekapa Lodumo (enja)

This may have been posted elsewhere on this board, but here you may find a 125p PDF of a thesis on Barney. In french of course...

simple, Brown Note doesn't have the same ring to it as Blue Note. Imagine this:

1926, Louis Armstrong and his Hot Five record for Columbia 1938, Billie Holiday records for Vocalion 1958, Jazz Concert in the Baden-Baden Studio, feat. Sims, Dennis, Koller, Kovac, Clarke and others. Released on Delta/Jazz Selection 1961, Yusef Lateef records for Riverside (Jungle Fantasy and Titora) 1976, Karin Krog & Archie Shepp - Hi Fly (Meantime) 2000, Sonny Fortune - Continuum (Sound Reason)

Really? Coincidentally, I received from Mr. Tanno the 'Blues Inside Out' title yesterday and enjoyed the first spin. First exposure to Pauer....guess I'll have to check out one of those non-"dim" ones. ← Yeys, that trio stuff on Wewerka is right up your strassa! ← On Pauer: he is still highly regarded in Austria, it seems... I heard a recent (2004, I think) solo concert on the radio, and found it rather dull and drab... some grooves, some stride, some this, some that, some some, and some more, and all very much on the easy side... ← I am only able to compare the MPS to the Wewerka: the MPS sucks and the Wewerka rocks. Not much easiness about the Wewerkas, just solid and groovy I'd say.

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me too!

Mia: "Don't be such a ", Pulp Fiction

Iceman: "bu-cough-sh*t!", "Top Gun," 1986. Rambo and another dude in part the IIIth or so: - What's this? - It's a blue stick - what does it do? - it turns blue

1965, Cal Tjader - Soul Bird Whiffenpoof (Verve)

some more: Baker Live Pacific Davis/Evans Cecil / Neidlinger King Cole Commodore Vol 1 again Commodore Vol 2 again Monk Black Lion / Vogue Quebec 45 Shearing Bill Evans Teagarden Miles/Trane

Results of a websearch, sorry if there are duplicates. Charles Brown Maynard F Jackie Mac Hodges Blakey Baker/Freeman DeFranco/Clark Sam Reevers Green/Clarke Monk Baker Pacific again T-Bone Illionois Jacquet Redd again Phil Woods Hill Hodes Shank Mobley Chaloff Mingus CBS Desmond Shorty Rogers T/K/M Larry Young Ellington Capitol Hamilton Plugged Nickel Basie Live Blue Mitchell Don Cherry Bitches Brew Thad & Mel Blakey Woody Shaw Tina

Pepper Brownie Bird

1969, Les McCann & Eddie Harris - Swiss Movement (Atlantic) 1987, Art Studio & Tiziana Guiglioni - Onde (Splasc(h))

1961, Nat Adderley - Naturally (Jazzland) 1962, John Coltrane Quartet records for Impulse! (Coltrane) 1968, Roy Ayers - Stoned Soul Picknick (Atlantic)

Sopot Jazz Festival 1957. Not much of a collectors item I'd think; I had two copies and gave one away... Strange that you mention its being sealed, I can hardly imagine these were ever sealed originally. Is it in one of those flimsy generic covers? ← No, it's in color, abstract design by Roslaw Szaybo. I still think it's a collectors item (in Poland). ← dunno who designed it, but mine looks like the attached pic. The other one had a different cover I remember, but similar. Also without any specific text and a hole in the back so you can read the label. Were there more than one release with different looks maybe?

no, 20th

oh yes, I have seen quite some similar wave forms off late and it sounds like a boombox on whichever system it is played. Which can be really tiresome and headachey too.