jlhoots

There you go. I have the Sundazed issue, but don't want to sell it at this time.

School Days has been reissued twice on Hat, last in 2002. Next time it's reissued don't miss it. There are relatively expensive copies available online.

Sadly Intents & Purposes never has made it to CD.

I know it's not the 70's, but I like The Hardbop Grandpop.

Now I'm waiting for More News For Lulu!!

Beautiful book! Movie coming soon directed by Spike Jonze. Hope it's good.

Where The Wild Things Are for our 3 grandsons!!

Sam Baker is great (all 3 of his CDs), not to say your others aren't. I bought Anthony Braxton: Moscow 2008 (Leo CD).

Eddie was / is a favorite. R.I.P.

I like The Prestidigitator.

Mauger: The Beautiful Enabler Darren Johnston: The Edge Of The Forest

My copy does not have the last 4 "bonus" cuts.

I like the Plimley / Ellis mentioned earlier.

Definitely a boot. I have this on a 1990 CD release Jeal Records (Denmark) - RJD513. Sound on my copy is tolerable, the music is worth hearing.

Get it. Really nice.

Salman Rushdie: Midnight's Children

Sam Baker: Cotton Michael Musillami trio + 3 (on Playscape)

Not sure how "cheap" - but Jazz Loft.

Billy Wallace 80th birthday band (includes Noel Jewkes & Randy Sandke)

My CD copy is a Japanese issue - VICJ-2227. Said to be 20bitK2. Came out in 1997. Sounds O.K. to me.

I've always liked the music from I Want To Live & Peter Gunn. Is that what you mean??

Yes indeed!

Yes, I was going to post that Josh Berman's "Old Idea" belongs on the Best of 2009 list. Very fine indeed, great CD Another enthusiastic for Josh Berman!!!!! And the other new Delmark, Renegades by Nicole Mitchell's Black Earth Strings is also impressive. Apropos of this "Chicago" leaning, I like the Mike Reed led CDs I've heard this year.

Mose Allison

Jack Kerouac: On The Road - 50th Anniversary Edition (took me a while to get to it)