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Not anymore - I bought it. Thanks.

Once it arrives (has been shipped), I will.

Thanks for posting this. Enjoyed reading it.

Nice to see.

Just bought this from Squidco.

This was a relatively low priced Japanese reissue when it came out. Glad I have it.

I recently picked up NbtB (the 2CD set on Avid) and man, this is a glorious album. Great music indeed!!

Oh - & Darlene Love too.

I plan to get this.

Jeez - it's a jungle out there.

I believe he's fine. Saw him live once & part of his B3 (I think) started smoking.

Simon Winchester: The Professor & The Madman

Since no mention so far, Ornette Coleman!!

The Swing Era is good too - & so is the Pee Wee Russell bio.

Thanks for the heads up, was wondering what was happening with this one. Preordered!!

I believe I can live without these 2.

Ordered the trio CD today. No turntable, so no LP. I agree that his first four on Aerophonic were really good.

Eric Dolphy / Ken McIntyre: Who's Got The Last Laugh Now

He liked Warren Zevon - that's enough for me.

I bought them a week or so ago when I ran out of my Ray Charles stamps.

I think Jonathan is referring to the Half Note recordings from 1959 (Konitz/Marsh/Evans/Garrison/Motian) - some was released in full on a Verve twofer CD in the 90'sThe LP releases on Revelation 22 & 27 (The Art Of Improvising, Vols 1 & 2) were just the Warne solos with rhythm section plus the occasional Konitz I have what I believe is an "unauthorized" release with 12 of the complete Half Note takes. I understand there are more than 40, so I'd buy it to get the other 30.

I'll wait too.

Veep - 1st episode of new season.

You just hit 5,000 posts! Congratulations! Thanks - only took me 11 years!

McCorkle: Life After Life (not the Kate Atkinson book of the same title). I've always enjoyed McCorkle's writing. This one does not disappoint.