couw

Mosaic selects are also distributed e.g. through amazon, but cost about twice as much compared to buying from Mosaic direct. The only interesting items are the larger Verve boxes, which come at the same price as when ordered through Mosaic, but with considerably less postage costs and no taxes at the border.

this only applies to the recent Mosaic Verve sets. You can buy them at the usual outlets like amazon, but also in brick and mortar stores. try a search for "complete verve" at amazon.co.uk for example

poor sod, trapped in an avalanche twice within a week!

1953, Gil Mellé records 4 tunes for Blue Note 1959, Cootie Williams records 5 tunes for Decca at the Paris Olympia 1962, Grant Green/Sonny Clar - Oleo (Blue Note Japan) 1963, Jimmy Smith - I'm Moving On (Blue Note) 1987, Ray Anderson - It Just So Happens (Enja), continued the next day 1961, Joe Williams/Harry "Sweets" Edison record material for their Roulette albums Together and Have A Good Time over a period of three days.

You can't go wrong if you read only my posts. Chaney's most recent recommendation

apparantly, he came, typed, tried to post, and went ... BTW, I love how lots of the typeface went red. Big red alarm!

Now that's a healthy diet! Same for Ms. couw? vvvvitaminssss

cool movements too

beer

Errr... I wouldn't be too sure of that, it's still American music... ah, but he can have the box wrapped up by one of the cute girls who work at FNAC or Virgin

http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&s...marvad4ky8w1~T1

These are the Verve sets, right? No handwritten numbering, just a mention that this is a limited set of XXX copies. They come with an extra sheet at the back with some info and Verve written over it. The booklet is the same. I think the "label number" on the spine of the box is different and one of these boxes (forgot which one, not the Farlow AFAICRemember) comes with wrong text on the spine. All in all, if you just want the music and the booklet save yourself some shipping.

1952, Django Reinhardt records 4 tunes for Decca 1953, ditto 1955, Johnny Mehegan records for Savoy with Mingus and Clarke, the latter two did the Jazz Workshop disk on the same day. 1961, Baby Face Willette - Face To Face (BN) 1970, Grant Green - Green is Beautiful (BN)

you are a wicked man I will never send you any links again

playing these teasers, it says Art Pepper in the artist info part of the window. Who said that Mosaic was all quality control? Listening to this stuff, which is pretty decent stuff for sure, I really wonder how often I would return to it. Maybe the Hill I have on my shelves is enough for me. And even then, apart from DwDeath, I haven't played any of it for over a year or so... We'll see.

oui oui. I was referring to the amphibious nature of the creature. never mind... -_-

BTW, he's amphibious, maybe he's from France?

It has happened, 1000 registered members and counting. welcome stew3859

selling stuff? I think it may have an interest in jazz, let's wait and see. We can always chase it away by remarking on those weightlifter's arms.

hey, cut that out willya!

couw doesn't believe it

there's only one Marsupilami, and it is not drawn by Batem! ;)

the Wild Bill Davis Americans Swinging in Paris disk features Danny Doriz on vibes. http://www.capitolmusic.de/xml/1/3251725/5396652.html Earl Bostic recorded some nice stuff with Roland Johnson on vibes and Bill Doggett on organ. Grant Green - Alive (BN) features the combination. And there are three tracks on the Billy Mitchell Verve LPR as well.