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Woohoo!!!

It's not the only thing, but I have to admit I really like the new Donald Fagen CD (Morph The Cat). Others in "heavy rotation" include Matana Roberts, Monday Michiru (yeah Jim nailed me too) & the Bunky Green Label Bleu CD.

I hope so too. I don't know a thing about the author.

Get War Orphans - really.

Get War Orphans - really.

Didn't change my life. On the other hand the combination of musicians, arrangements & individual solos make it worthwhile for me. The vocals are an acquired taste.

Hey, you got me to buy it! Cool! Glad somebody noticed. Me too.

Enjoyable movie.

I just received it from the Greenleaf site. Listened once so far. Will listen many more times. Sounds good to me. Disclaimer: I'm a big Douglas fan.

T. Cooper: Lipshitz 6 or Two Angry Blondes

new Dave Douglas quintet CD from the Greenleaf website.

Goodbye is fine, but I prefer War Orphans.

I have it. I bought it in the "least" expensive CD format. I think it's just fine.

Matana is great. I have both of her Sticks & Stones CDs. Her quartet disc on Utech is also wonderful with Taylor Ho Bynum on trumpet. http://www.utechrecords.com This is a limited edition of 200. Just received her solo disc of Ellington songs directly from her. msmatana@gmail.com

We're not going either. Sophie Scholl, about events over 60 years ago, was still a very emotional experience (well made film BTW), but this one might just be too much, too soon.

Thank you for finding this for me! I ordered one through the link. Thanks for that link. Bought a copy of Optimista which I couldn't find elsewhere. Be aware that you purchased the 1 CD version of what is a 2 CD set in the incarnation that I have. 8 fewer tracks. Still a great deal.

Hiroshi@earlymusic.com As many will attest, he has been a great source for jazz CDs from Japan. I would think he'd be able to get this too. No idea what the price would be.

Dusty Groove does not have it. I bought mine from an Amazon "vendor" for $33 + shipping. The "cheapest" one there now is $50. I wonder if Hiroshi could get it for you. I wouldn't mind paying the $50, but the seller is Caiman, who I have had bad luck with. I have sent them money, at least three times now, and been told weeks later that the item I ordered was out of print. How would I contact this seller named Hiroshi about the CD? Maybe, what I should ask is what would be the best CD to start with... Hiroshi@earlymusic.com As many will attest, he has been a great source for jazz CDs from Japan. I would think he'd be able to get this too. No idea what the price would be.

The Ted Nash CD not specifically mentioned that I really like is Espada De La Noche.

Dusty Groove does not have it. I bought mine from an Amazon "vendor" for $33 + shipping. The "cheapest" one there now is $50. I wonder if Hiroshi could get it for you.

I obtained the new Bunky Green CD directly from Label Bleu. Took 5-6 days to arrive. I don't know if it was "cheap", but it sure is good.

What about the Pi CDs? I like both of them.

New Bottle, Old Wine is the same as Cannonball Adderley & Gil Evans.

I like the Nance too.

When's Chloe going to get her gun out??