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http://www.cellarlive.com New live CD with Alexander / Ledonne on B-3, Peter Bernstein & Joe Farnsworth. Looks good.

I don't know - but, it's really a great album.

I buy off the site frequently.

I point out again that Maria Schneider has an option at Artists Share where you can just get the CD. I'll bet that's what most of us did.

Perhaps if we all e-mailed him, and not all of us bitching -- but simply asking if the recording was available for a more reasonable price. $35 is pretty painful for just one CD. Hell, that's painful for a double CD even. I didn't really bitch. I simply pointed out that there should be a lower price point. Compared it to the way Maria Schneider handled the marketing of her CD through the same source.

I sent an e-mail to Danilo bitching re: the $35 price. Will see if I get an answer.

U.S. price I see listed is $45. Anybody going to do better than that?

Will there be a "regular" edition or just all of the high priced special editions (4 according to one site) I see listed on the internet?

Way over 40.

Pulled this out & listened for the first time in a while. Thanks for bringing it up. Sounded good. Particularly liked Hersch in this context.

Me too. $13 + shipping. Hoo- hah.

Finally.

Well here's where I got screwed up. Roland Kirk had a record with a "group" called the Jazz Corps with somebody whose last name was Peltier. Peagler is not exactly Peltier (who was not a sax player) but maybe close enough. Sorry for the confusion (mine).

I have it. Agree with your assessment. Saw them live. Good show.

Get the Krivda CDs on CIMP & CJR.

I don't think I know the piano players, but Peagler recorded in a group called the Jazz Corps (I think) & I believe also had something to do with Roland Kirk. This is all off the top of my head, so if incorrect I apologize.

What is Paul Motian: I Have The Room Above Her?

To, perhaps, confuse this further, I have the Twlevetrees book & a Taschen Claxton book called Jazz Seen. They are definitely not the same book. Now, is Jazz Life different from either of those?

To answer my own question, I was around & saw The Doors live a number of times. They were great when I saw them. So was Jefferson Airplane.

I wanted to stay out of this, but were any of you alive in the 60's??? Other than Chuck that is. Hopefully this won't get as ugly as the Gourse thread elsewhere.

Great Jazz Trio: S'Wonderful (with Pattitucci & DeJohnette)

I like her singing more than I thought I would. Going to see her live on Jan. 31.

Well, Lou Mecca I suppose.

Naah - get the Mulligan Concert Jazz Band Mosaic. You won't regret it.

If you don't want to be an Emarcy "completist", then at least get At Basin Street.