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amazing, the man with the fastest* PM skills in O-land. *but not always most precise...

Everytime I see it, I wonder what the heck people were thinking when they designed that original Cirrus cover. That's plain scary! Kids having nightmares all over the planet! That Waiting cover must have inspired the long row of misspellings of Booby's name. Booby who? Booby Wutcwerson

He missed the colored circle on the Patton. It should be orange. nope, that on the Shank/Cooper should have been purple

strange, mine look like this

thanks much Lon. I'm supposed to be other things really... so it's also a bit John:

Absolutely. "Smoke Gets In Your Eyes"... Oh yeaaaahhh! Great Monk tune nice work if you can get it

1949, Bud Powell - Piano (Mercury 10") Later released on Norgran and then Verve as Jazz Giant 1960, Jimmy Giuffre live at the Paris Olympia 1965, Monk records some solo pieces for Columbia

I also came up with two more variants, more in line with the Jazz From The GDR comp. It will be some weeks before I finish this and I'll have a look at it all with fresh eyes then. Thanks a bunch anyhow!

yes, much so.

off to bed now, but first a short note: it works.

man, that's some dark stuff! listen to that Jerzy Milian ripping it up on the doorbells and no way this fits. Me need sleep too now. nightee

the guy may indeed need an own topic. If you do a search, there's some lively discussion on his music and his political stand.

you should have placed an old hat on the floor, who knows what those folks listening might have chipped in.

wait till your brother gets here, he'll spam us all for gratuitous postings

verra nice and big fun too!

Money Jungle?

'bout time they updated that! thanks for the headsup (ubo too).

yes, because that's Ted Curson and he ain't featured. Trzaskowski (center) is. thanks for the ideas and effort and get well soon! BTW: I just added 12 minutes of fabulous stuff to the 40+ minutes I already had. This thing is ready to be sequenced and go into production! yay!

ah, but when them's CD-rs, disk would be more appropriate as the spelling of choice of the 'puter geek.

more of those in store

you mean the B&W ones with the single colour support (link)? Much like some of those Brasilian ditties linked above. Yes, that was the other general idea I had. This one is closer to the GDR comp already made. Thing is, these are all from earlier disks. I believe Polish Jazz went the 12" LP-with-singular-cover-design route in 1965. Before that all was packed in (pretty cool) generic factory covers with all the info printed on the label. Also cool btw...

you know them artsy fartsy dudes. never satisfied, always complaining. it seems a bit unbalanced.