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Mine says "preparing for shipment".

Amazing!! "Hurried my ass" over & bought it. Thanks.

William Parker: Wood Flute Songs - disc 2

I'm in the same boat, so I never buy just for a "sonic upgrade". Saves me money, & I still enjoy the music I have.

Bought Silver Cornet today directly from the Nessa website. Shipping notice within one hour. Chuck - do you prefer that to PayPal or doesn't it matter?

Chris Pavone: The Accident

Thank you sir, I suppose one man's meat etc etc . Not sure how or why but Rempis has elevated his game in a substantial way. In terms of performance, I don't think there is a significant difference between Vol. 1 and Vol. 3 (don't think I have Vol. 2). Vol. 3 might show a bit more comfort level. You might look at the track listings for each CD and see which has the more appealing Lacy composition line-up, but I don't think you can go wrong with any of them NB: These albums, like Lacy's albums, need a couple of listens to start getting into them. I like all 3. You might also like Ideal Bread: Beating The Teens, among others.

O.K. - I tried Catalytic Sounds again. At first it said $12.75 shipping - BUT when I filled in my address it changed to $2.69. I placed the order & look forward to receiving it.

I'll check again (Catalytic). Maybe they thought I was in Europe.

House Of Cards - US version, last 2 episodes of season 2.

Downtown Music Gallery carries TUM releases. I don't buy from DMG - too "complicated" for me. I've sucessfully purchased TUM CDs from Dusty Groove & even Amazon. BTW, anyone have a US source for Not Two CDs. Squidco told me today that Not Two is not interested in selling in the US. I tried Catalytic Sounds & they wanted $12,75 to ship one CD via USPS. I declined.

Wadada Leo Smith: Great Lakes Suite Kasey Chambers: Bittersweet

1st episode of new season of The Good Wife.

The book is good. Hopefully the movie will be too.

I can't keep all of this straight. Maybe I should try harder.

Yeah - we're "cool"!!

Line Of Duty - season 2

For some reason I group him with players like Bergonzi & Margitza. They all have their moments.

Nickolas Butler: Shotgun Lovesongs

They're both worth it.

Donald Byrd - love all of the Pepper Adams solos.

Prestige CDs???

I read the DB article on Moran. Frankly I'm more interested in the Selma project.

I guess I don't have a problem with NPR. I do have a problem with these "mish-mosh" types of projects. Just me, I suppose. BTW, I do like Be Still FWIW.

Duets would be cool.