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I buy lots of Venus CDs. Unfortunately don't know those 2.

We get a fair number of "foreign" films here in Santa Fe. For example I saw Cronicas & Balzac & The Little Chinese Seamstress this week.

Yeah - we know him.

I like this CD more than you do.

I just saw Apfelbaum live in a Dafnis Prieto Quintet. Sounded good.

I'm late on this but: Bucks 105 Heat 100 Bucks 3-0.

Demetria Martinez: Confessions Of A Berlitz Tape Chicana

Good question. Some say this month, but I haven't seen a definite date.

Heard Bobo Stenson Trio in Albuquerque last night. Exciting show.

FWIW, 2 wins in a row on the road for the Bucks. 41 by Redd last night. T.J. Ford looks like he's completely recovered from his injury. Bogut contributing more than I thought he would. We'll see.

Myla Goldberg: Wicketts Remedy - novel about the 1918 flu epidemic Exquisite writing (IMHO).

Certainly did, but that was much later -- circa 1988-89. ← Oops - didn't see 70's only.

Not sure, but I thought Rick Margitza might have played with Miles at some time.

I don't have the original. I probably wouldn't buy this either if I did. Since I don't, I'll buy the new one as soon as I can.

Also known as the Joe Locke / Geoffrey Keezer Quartet Here's a photo from the recording session: Bob Hurst, Geoffrey Keezer, Billy Kilson and Joe Locke Do you have a Hiroshi link that you can share? ← hiroshi@earlyrecords.com http://www.earlyrecords.com Tell him what you want. He e-mails back with prices inluding shipping. Pay via PayPal (at least that's what I do).

Coltrane: Live At the VV Box Set From Hiroshi: 1.)New Sound Quartet: Summertime 2.)Lonnie Plaxico: So Alive

I have a couple of these but forgot to ask William Claxton to sign them. This would have suited him better than the very heavy copy of the book he signed! He had a bit of a trouble lifting it and opening it to the first page to sign my copy! The book is quite astonishing. One of the very best jazz photos book ever! ← Of course the flyer comment was a joke referring back to the various JiP collectibles we were talking about a while back ("mine's bigger/rarer than yours", kind of thing). I got my girlfriend to get the flyer (it's actually a heavy cardboard card) signed by Claxton at the Frankfurt Book Fair on Sunday so I can put that into my rather torn first edition of the book. Today I spent quite some time studying the new book and without trying to be the party pooper here, frankly I was more disappointed than anything. Sure, it's a stunning book, but I expected more than what's in there. Moreover, some of the images are overly grainy, blown up to the size they are (and yes, I know they were supposed to be grainy in the first place). I'd rather get the huge Kubrick tome, especially since most of what's in there is new for me whereas the Claxton book I know inside out. Now just imagine they would have turned that one into a complete jazz photography of ... kind of book. There would certainly have been enough space for that. This way I think it's just another one of the by now many half-hearted Taschen Books, a reprint which didn't demand all that much editorial effort. Sorry, but that was my first impression. ← Party Pooper!...........I'll get it anyway! ← Me too.

Yes. These are clearly legit. as was the Don Ellis:Essence.

Oh, Oh!! They charged my card for an item before shipping it, but then it finally arrived (that was a couple of months ago). I questioned it at the time & received a "vague" explanation. I have nothing on order with them at present.

Mark Haddon: The Curious Incident Of The Dog In The Night-Time

Tommy Smith & Brian Kellock: Symbiosis

great book!!

These are now up for pre-order at CDU. Good prices too.

Old & New Dreams: Playing

I hope that's correct.