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Thanks, I will very carefully give this a try!

Still cheaper at amazon.co.uk, even shipped to USA. https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B077ZCTV18/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Need to buy a laser printer for my wife to replace her Epson XP-400, which for some reason now only prints out some sort of system dump whenever we try to print something on it. Needs to do good color photo-quality pictures, and needs to scan. Can get by with any other functions on my inkjet printer. Any suggestions?

I hear ya, but I think there is a big difference between a session being "unreleased" and it being "rejected". And I have heard drummers absolutely ruin sessions. If you go into the Blue Note Discography, you will see many sessions that were "rejected", then redone a few days/weeks later with the same personnel except a different drummer.

No, I get them from Amazon or ebay resellers.Usually ImportCD's (and they have a really good sale on ebay right now of 20% off $60 orders, which makes sense since it saves them shipping), but sometimes Oxfordshire, Rarewaves, or Zoverstocks.

Way better masterings on BGO. Those two labels have licensed a lot of the same titles, and I always upgrade to the BGO if I got the Wounded Bird first. On the other hand, Wounded Bird is one of those labels that has put out things that no one else would, so I'm thankful for them.

BGO in England (my favorite reissue company!) is issuing a 2 CD set of Don Ellis's 'Autumn' and 'Shock Treatment'. I will be jumping on this one, very happy to get these on CD, especially 'Autumn'. Release is scheduled later this week, but I find their releases often are delayed for several weeks, but do eventually come out. http://www.bgo-records.com/albums/bgocd1333-autumn-shock-treatment

Also availabe from amazon.co.uk shipped for around the same price.

Yes, great set and the vocals "work".

How much were the asking for the Selects? I could use the Pearson at a reasonabe price.

True dat.

Fairyland just got reissued on CD. It is a trio with Bernard Purdie/Chuck Rainey recorded live at Montreux in 1971. You'll dig it. Rainey and Purdie did amazing work at that festival. Their contributions to Barbieri's 'El Pampero' album are amazing.

but you sure play a mean pinball!

Mine has shipped from amazon.co.uk (though they may actually ship it to me from USA, I assume), so guess I'm happy afterall!

'Infinity' took a decade. Even 'Search For the New Land', one of his very best, took several years IIRC. And I'm in for any of that unissued prime-period Blue Note, even if "dull and fairly ordinary" by comparison.

$18.34 and shipping from Amazon resellers (UK based, through US Amazon.com site). Wish now I had waited rather than preordering through U.K. $2-$3 mistake. (I'll survive it ). https://www.amazon.com/dp/B077ZCTV18/?tag=thesecdis-20

Miles Davis Bootleg Series Vol. 6 (the new one with the Coltrane band) for $18.34 and shipping from Amazon resellers https://www.amazon.com/dp/B077ZCTV18/?tag=thesecdis-20

If no one else wants the Lin Halliday, I'm glad to take it.

They've already done it one other time. Here's how you should do Otis Redding in 2018, 12 albums for under $40.

Any thoughts or descriptions on this one? Worth my $20?

good to know, thanks. They have long been one of my go-to resellers on Amazon.

I love the second side of the first album ("Handy"/"Phoenix") and all of 'Argus', like some of the other stuff quite a bit, but that is a lot of money, and I'm not sure how many live versions of "the King Will Come" etc. I need (though I need a few). Saw them live at the Sellersville Theatre about 10-12 years ago, and it was still pretty great. Andy Powell and another guitarist, who was great but I don't rember his name, Bob Skeat on bass, forget who the drummer was. Really nice night, though they were incredibly loud.

EBReggae was never heavy on jazz. They were really good for the legit British labels like Kent and BGO.

Where do Kenny Dorham, John Coltrane, Bill Barron, and Ted Curson fit into this discussion?

May be getting their inventory from the same source.