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Perfect label for it! Some of the Revenant releases end up on emusic so I'm keeping my fingers crossed! Hopefully they will issue it with one track on each CD!

Nope! Mine's fine.

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Thanks for your comments. I've gradually been selling my vinyl over the last year and I noticed that Chuck mentioned that this might be coming out on CD at some time in the future, so I wondered what my copy might be worth. I will probably sell it on ebay together with another LP by Charles called 'Folk & mystery tales' on Sonet later in the year. I'll post a note when I do.

Does anyone have any idea what a near mint copy of this would be worth?

Just put my latest batch of vinyl up for sale on ebay: Vinyl on ebay

I hope that Mosaic have better success in selling the Andrew Hill 'California in love' Select Set than I have had trying to sell (give away?) the LP on ebay. Nobody seems interested in it. I often think that it is only the people on this forum that buy any of Andrew Hill's music! Does anyone know how his other Selects are selling? It's also good to see the Tony Williams recordings being made available again. I have them all, including the 'Live in Tokyo' double CD and they're all worth having. I'm not familiar with the music on the proposed Bobby Hutcherson Select. How does it compare with his other 70's recordings on Blue Note like 'San Francisco', 'Illusions' and 'Live at Montreux'? Anyway, it's good see that Mosaic is still finding interesting sessions to put out. Long may it continue.

Does anyone know why some of the recordings on the Milestone Years boxset have not been issued as individual CDs? All the remastering etc has been done and I would have thought that Joe Henderson is one of the better sellers for Fantasy (now Concord, of course). As with much in life, it's a mystery! David

Mike, thanks for the link. I've e-mailed them to see whether they have a copy in stock. Kevin, can you remember where you purchased your copy of the CD? And thanks to everyone else for your comments. I do know how good the recording is - I've got the vinyl to prove it! David

I have been gradually replacing all my Joe Henderson vinyl on Milestone as and when they come out on CD but so far I have been unable to locate a copy of his CD 'Power to the people'. It is shown as available on Amazon but so far they have been unable to obtain a copy. Has it ever been released on CD? I know it is included in the 'Milestone Years' boxset but since I have all of his other recordings that I want, I don't want to have to buy the boxset just for this one.

Here is my latest batch of vinyl for sale: David's ebay

With the good exchange rate now, it's probably cheaper to order it directly from Amazon.com.

Could you let me know where to look as well please. Thanks

I see that David Binney has made his latest album available as a download on his website David Binney. He is also making a number of live performances available. Has anyone any information about the new release or how good the recording quality is on the club dates?

Finishing in 3 days!

I've just received two CDs from my favourite seller in Japan, Hiroshi Tanno of earlyrecords.com. 'These Rooms' by the Jim Hall Trio with Tom Harrell on Denon is a marvellous session with everyone on top form. The reissue has three additional tracks, including a great version of 'Bimini' which I have always loved since first hearing it on the Michel Petrucciani recording 'Power of Three' with Wayne Shorter & Jim Hall. The other tracks are a mixture of solos, duos, trios & quartets. All in all, a very welcome reissue & for once I can agree with the AMG review that this is 'an overlooked treasure'. The second is an early recording from 1970 by The Gary Peacock Trio called 'Eastward'. It dates from when he was living in Japan and features Masabumi Kikuchi on piano & Hiroshi Murakami on drums. It's an interesting, if not essential release, with the trio sounding similar to the Paul Bley trios of that time. Not surprising I suppose, since much of the music was written by Gary Peacock who was playing a lot with Paul Bley about that time. I don't know anything about the Japanese players but they sound more than competent in this setting. I see that Masabumi Kikuchi has a number of other recordings available in Japan; can anyone recommend any of them?

I have put my latest batch of mainly vinyl, for sale on ebay. David's ebay list

For sale: Tom Varner - Martian Heartache (Soul Note) Never played & in mint condition. Dave Douglas ' Tiny Bell Trio - Constellations (hatOLOGY) New & sealed. Arthur Rhames Trio - Live at Soundscape (DIW) Used. Will ship worldwide. $14 each, including shipping; $26 for two, $36 for the three. Paypal only Send a PM if you are interested.

Looking at the Concord website it shows that all the original music - 32 tracks - is on three CDs, with a fourth CD containing TWO additional tracks; 'Tune up' & 'Walkin' - Live at The Blue Note'. I thought the extra CD was going to contain EIGHT tracks. Does anyone know anything about the two listed tracks?

It's actually on eMusic but with no tracks to download. What does that mean?

A couple of CDs & an LP for sale on ebay: My ebay list

To my ears Donny McCaslin sounds very much like Chris Potter, so I don't think Potter's absence is a problem. BTW here's a decent review from 'that other jazz bullettin board': Review of Dave Douglas - Meaning and Mystery

I've been playing my copy for about a week now and am really enjoying it. It's nothing like his 'chamber music jazz' - although I must say I like that too! It's more funky with the horns playing over a great fender/bass/drums rythmn section. Dave is on top form and Donny McCaslin on tenor fits in very well with his latest group. I find that it's almost impossible to pigeonhole Dave - every one of his groups is different and often CDs by the same group are very different. However I always find his music interesting and keep on buying it, so he must be doing something right!

Here is my latest batch of vinyl for sale - includes two very rare FMP recordings: David's ebay listing

I do. If you already have some solo Hill I don't suggest this is a priority. Put it this way - you'll know if you need to have this. That said, I see it goes for reasonable prices. I'd caution against a sealed copy, as the rice paper inner sleeve which these AH LPs came in has a tendency to stick to the LP if stored under pressure. I like Andrew Hill's solo outings and yes, I agree, this isn't one of the essential ones. However, it's the only one of his recordings that I haven't been able to replace vinyl by CD. Does anyone know why this has never been given a CD release? Many of the other recordings on Artists House have been.