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The ultimate musical documentary of the Vietnam war. The book is stunning, hardbound 12"x12", 300 pages. 13 full CD's of music and related audio. $175 shipped in USA.

Thanks Ken, we'll be OK, just shuts down some options such as changing housing to make more room for my daughter and grandson. Have been meaning to eventually sell off a lot of this once I stopped working. This is barely the tip of the iceberg in terms of what I'll be listing to sell.

Please IM or emal john.felser@verizon.net if interested $5 flat rate shipping for any size order Miles Davis – Complete On The Corner (6 CD) $170 slight dent on back of metal case, otherwise mint. Charles Mingus – Complete Debut Recordings (12 CD) $95 Woody Shaw – Complete Muse Sessions (Mosaic) (7CD) $190 Gerald Wilson – Complete Pacific Jazz Recordings (Mosaic) (5 CD) $95 Vandermark 5 – Alchemia (12 CD) $150 Dexter Gordon – Mosaic Select $60 Randy Weston – Mosaic Select $45 *On Hold* Akiyoshi-Tabackan Big Band – Mosaic Select $90 Pacific Jazz Piano Trios Mosaic Select $40 *On Hold* Miles Davis & Gil Evans – Complete Columbia Studio Recordings (Metal Spine) (6 CD) $40 Steve Lacy and Mal Waldron – Live at Dreher Paris 1981 (4 CD) (promo) $45 *On Hold* Wayne Shorter – Complete Columbia Albums Collection (6 CD) $25 *On Hold* Erroll Garner – Telarc Archive (6 CD) $25 Stan Kenton – Retrospective (4 CD) $10 *On Hold* Buck Clayton – Complete Legendary Jam Session Master Takes (3 CD) $10 Debut Records Story (4 CD) $18 Chet Baker – Riverside and Jazzland Albums (7 CD) (Universal box set) $30

⁷ Original mix of Ultimate Spinach 'Behold and See' album.

The Grant Green albums with Young.

https://www.discogs.com/Gary-Bias-East-101/release/6413885

I have the Bias CD, grabbed it (and a lot of other titles) from Nimbus West directly back when Tom Albach made much of the catalog available on CD and fulfilled the orders himself. As JSngry says, grab this stuff when you can, it doesn't last.

I'm in for the 2cd distillation. Assuming "Sweet Caroline" won't make the cut for that.

I'm in for the CD.

Good response, thanks. Looking forward to hearing your thoughts throughout the topics.

Nice suit.

Indeed. It's the last track from this. Great album, amazing label.

Yeah, I was thinking it might be Stinks...

Farrell was the other guy I thought of, but not aware of anything in his discography that would match. So later than Farrell, vibes player is post-Hutcherson, and it's something I should nail. Kenny Garrett? Steve Nelson? Mulgrew Miller?

Same guy playing both soprano and flute?

The label doesn't look very official/authorized, and they are expensive. https://discsjapan.com/eternal-grooves/

Great to see him playing at 86 years old.

Wanting to think Sonny Fortune on #10, but can't place an album of him with vibes. Except for Roy Ayers albums, and this doesn't seem to track to one of them (though Harry Whitaker could fit).

Duly noted - I will revisit!

Someone really needs to rescue the Muse catalog and do an intelligent reissue campaign. I think Nippon Japan owns the rights at this point.

I like the occasional Eddie Jefferson vocals on the 50's-60's James Moody albums. Find the Earl Coleman vocals with Sonny Rollins unfathomable. So it's a mixed bag.

Well, Woodstock and Dylan suck is opinion, not incorrect fact. Summer of Soul needed an audio/video contract and release.. Wattstax was certainly not overlooked, because Stax got it out there. I do very much want to see Summer of Soul. Will immediately pre-order blu-ray when available and hope for hours of extras.

I'm more sympathetic. He's calling BS on the whole "reels sat in a basement forgotten for 50 years" story, and I'm glad enough to have the hype called out. I do want to see the documentary and more

CDJapan proxy shopping is absurdly expensive.