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thank you, that's all was saying. here is most of the recent berlin 73 video broadcast. i don't know why they didn't post the whole thing. and the complete old broadcast

the plosin discography lists the 1955 show being released on "Miles Davis" 2cd (Storyville STA 130467). regarding the 66/67, i don't collect this period of live miles, but a posting on the miles list says: The 1966 Bootleg Series Vol 4 has a slightly longer version of ‘R.J.’ but otherwise the sets look identical. another post: "1966-1967 - mono, but big improvement to what I had of these shows (incomplete and much worse quality)". but my guess is that he didn't have the wolfgang's vault versions. i could be wrong about the 66/67 sound qualities, but all the other years on the box have to be the same with some eq tweaking ('remastering').

previous availability, all originating from the same tapes that were used for this release: sony/columbia/storyville cd's wolfgang's vault radio broadcast dietikon show (there was a re-broadcast of this in 2004) video broadcast berlin show (there was a re-broadcast of this in the past several years) the one tune from 1975 is previously unissued, but is from the same stage recording as the widely circulating tapes of the complete 90minute show.

i was being a smart alec in my previous post, but when i'm deciding if i really want to see a movie that i'm not sure about, i try to find a positive review and a negative review of it, for balance. all the material being previously available is a valid criticism.

you're just easy to please.

i think they liked the previous volumes, so maybe they have a point.

the people on the miles list aren't at all happy with this release. none of it is new. one post called it a 'dog's dinner'. and the 1973 show should have been a dvd, because the audio is taken from the video, and the video is excellent quality.

https://www.facebook.com/711740515516519/videos/820194011337835/ it doesn't sound like mccoy tyner to me.

this is almost certainly an example of how faulty memory can be.

maybe this one http://www.plosin.com/milesahead/Sessions.aspx?s=710311 bottom of page, Constitution Hall, Washington (March 28) (1971)

maupin's statement seems confusing since the rejected takes are listed in lord. unless what maupin is saying is that they were destroyed or are missing. i asked belden about these a long time ago, and i don't think that he had them, so they may indeed be missing. but then how would belden have gotten all the new tracks for the 3cd reissue. i would think that all the reels would be stores in one location.

'soul tv', nyc 1-28-72 I remember Britt audio of this is on Fresh Sound Lee Morgan - We Remember You the rest of this video program (Angela and The Sidewinder) used to be on youtube

does lord list the rejected tunes from the lighthouse that are listed at http://www.jazzdisco.org/lee-morgan/discography/#700710

does maupin claim that all the lighthouse rejected takes listed at the link below no longer exist in the blue note vaults? http://www.jazzdisco.org/lee-morgan/discography/#700710

a must-have if you like late period morgan. it's an audience recording. the audience is a bit too loud, but the audience interaction with the morgan's solos, especially on willow weep for me, makes the music that much more exciting. and can't go wrong with 2 versions of ceora and a speedball.

the 1964 canadian film "le chat dans le sac" has clips of multiple unissued alternate takes of naima, village blues, and out of this world. none the takes are issued. the possible studio recording date is 6.24.64

i'd be curious to know what kind of headphones the victim preferred to use to block out the noise - for the 'Your favorite headphones' thread. http://www.organissimo.org/forum/index.php?/topic/67994-your-favorite-headphones/ my favorite part of the story is that the speaker in the hallway was being cooled by a fan.

http://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/breaking-news/os-marianna-seachrist-stalking-arrest-20150709-story.html .... The victim, who lives below Seachrist on Bay Port Road, said she had to walk around her home with noise-canceling headphones on her ears to deal with the loud sounds. ... The system included three low-frequency speakers mounted to a board and placed on the floor in the living room, hallway and closet of the home. The speakers were facing downward towards the floor, and weighted down by dumbbells and cinder blocks. "The three speakers were daisy chained together and wired to the amplifier," the arrest warrant said. "One of the speakers in the hallway was being cooled by a running floor fan." Deputies also found a Blackberry tablet wired to an amplifier, which played a "workout mp3" on repeat. That produced a bass-clicking noise that vibrated the room, deputies said. "The amplifier was plugged into what appeared to be a remote internet device that can be operated remotely by smartphone to turn the system on and off from the power source," the arrest warrant said. ....

here's a more knowledgeable review http://ehsankhoshbakht.blogspot.co.uk/2015/06/listening-to-duke-ellinton-conny-plank.html

here are the timings http://www.junodownload.com/products/duke-ellington-his-the-conny-plank-session/2827919-02/ Alerado (take 1) - (3:55) Alerado (take 2) - (3:57) master? Alerado (take 3) - (3:23) Afrique (take 1) - (7:06) Afrique (take 2) - (5:26) master Afrique (take 3 - vocal) - (5:24) master with vocal (probably overdub rather than erraced)

i want to say that on April 27 of that year duke was in nyc recording parts of the new orleans suite. and that here, he is unknowingly reviewing the same take, one with vocal and one without. Afrique "The second take features a duet between a reserved, probing tenor saxophonist and Ellington, who takes an arch, minimalist approach to the song. The third rendition features vocalese, big organ swells from Davis, and an abstract tenor saxophone solo."

a 30 minute cd with 15 minutes of new material. the marketing person for this release deserves to be the president of the company. he's got news stories about this session all over the web.

a photo from this session. this kind of looks photoshopped, but it's not.

thanks. it will be interesting to compare the box set version to the existing 2000's fm broadcast. a raw pre-fm/soundboard recording usually has a fuller sound in the mid and low frequencies than an fm broadcast. of course, the producers of the box will have eq'd ('remastered') the recording for the box. so there may not be any way to tell for certain.

isn't his name uttered on a jazz record. maybe in a poem set to music? probably 1970's.