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The Jarrett (which I have) often goes for over $100.

What - you don't think that's high enough? Seriously, I have that box & wouldn't sell it for less than that. At this point don't want to sell it at all.

Good one!!

I'm finishing up the second disc right now, but believe me, Coventry and Birmingham are getting added to my list tonight! They're all great. For some reason Birmingham is my favorite.

Damn right!! That Jones / Lovano duo CD is great (IMHO).

I agree.

I used to feel that way. For some inexplicable reason, I don't feel that way currently. I really enjoy the Mosaic. I also recently picked up a Japanese reissue of The Hard Swing which smokes. Ammons / Stitt CDs do it for me too.

I like those too. Groovin' Blues is my favorite.

Good going felser. I love that set.

Wonder what happened to the Shepp / Roach duets reissue.

Right you are. Lots of fugues, if you will, in the MJQ's work. I mean that in a good way.

Ornette Coleman Lacy / Rudd

Anyone who wants to get rid of their "needle drop" CD, let me know.

Chu Berry Mosaic Mingus Cornell 1964 when it comes out.

Michael Chabon incorporates eruv into his new novel, The Yiddish Policemen's Union. There's even a boundary maven. Great book BTW.

I like There Goes The Neighborhood on Candid.

I was there for my first live Roscoe. Great show! Yes it was. I got to talk to all 4 of them, & they signed my Rogue Art CDs.

Brewers in a slump.

The Phil Woods Quintet one is nice too (IMHO).

Roscoe Mitchell Quartet tomorrow night (with Corey Wilkes, Harrison Bankhead, Vincent Davis)

Now that we have 2 threads on Ms. Davis, I would refer newcomers to this topic back to the cover story (& photos) in Wax Poetics. LITA (Karen Dalton & now Betty Davis) is doing an excellent job (IMHO).

I have this also. Like the R. Crumb artwork too.

I got my copy (in the mail) from Newbury Comics too. Wonder how many they have.

The Kerouac scroll on which he typed On The Road is currently on display at one of the museums here in Santa Fe. It's part of a fascinating exhibit which includes books, music, photos, videos, etc.. I believe a 50th anniversary edition of On The Road will be published this year. Didn't Jim Irsay, the owner of the Indianapolis Colts buy the On the Road scroll several years ago? Yes. Big $$$ too.

Wallace Roney Sextet