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I do love me some Nat Morgan music. And I have been impatiently waiting all month to find out about this cut.

Blue Note Conns! And the Rainbow Series was amazing, as was much of both the 2CD series, the light brown ones and the dark brown ones.

Yes, alas, still AWOL. Wonderful album from a magical musical era.

I can get it new for about $80 shipped or used for about $70 shipped from the usual suspects, but that's a little more than I want to pay. Does anyone have any leads on one at a better price? Thanks.

I do, should have said first 15 years, up through 'Desire'.

Didn't see this coming. Anyone ever heard it? Good personnel, but I wouldn't think of it being a good combination. Nucleus and Leon Thomas Live 1970 (Mini LP Replica) (CD) ss2 The first official release of the June 1970 Montreux Jazz Festival concert featuring trumpeter Ian Carr’s pioneering Nucleus performing with US vocalist Leon Thomas on a set of Thomas’ repertoire. The collaboration with Thomas is (in Ian Carr's words) a combination of the “rock thing...with the roots of the music”.PERSONNEL: LEON THOMAS, vocals IAN CARR, trumpet & flugelhorn KARL JENKINS, oboe & piano BRIAN SMITH, soprano & tenor sax, flute CHRIS SPEDDING, guitar JEFF CLYNE, bass JOHN MARSHALL, drums Recorded at Montreux Jazz Festival, 1970TRACKS: 01. The Creator Has A Master Plan 02. Echoes 03. Damn 'Nam (Ain't Going to Viet Nam) 04. One 05. Chains of Love 06. The Journey

Must be a REALLY good interview then . Will read the interview, wouldn't touch the set with a 10 foot pole. I love most of the first 10 years of his recordings as well as 'Infidels' and 'Time Out of Mind', but this is getting to be several bridges too far.

Here's the order I placed (I already own the Buddy Terry and the Art Farmer): CDSOL-45206 Harold Land / A New Shade Of Blue [Low-priced Reissue] CDA 1000yen Released: March 22, 2017 CDSOL-45208 Hadley Caliman / Hadley Caliman [Low-priced Reissue] CDA 1000yen Released: March 22, 2017 CDSOL-45210 Sonny Red / Sonny Red [Low-priced Reissue] CDA 1000yen Released: March 22, 2017 CDSOL-45215 Curtis Fuller / Crankin' [Low-priced Reissue] CDA 1000yen Released: March 22, 2017 CDSOL-45218 Barry Miles / White Heat [Low-priced Reissue] CDA 1000yen Released: March 22, 2017 CDSOL-45219 Charles McPherson / Siku Ya Bibi [Low-priced Reissue] CDA 1000yen Released: March 22, 2017 CDSOL-45222 Hal Galper / GUERILLA BAND [Low-priced Reissue] CDA 1000yen Released: March 22, 2017 CDSOL-45224 Jack Wilkins / Windows [Low-priced Reissue] CDA 1000yen Released: March 22, 2017 CDSOL-45227 Paul Jeffrey / Watershed [Low-priced Reissue] CDA 1000yen Released: March 22, 2017 CDSOL-45228 Pete Yellin / It's The Right Thing [Low-priced Reissue] CDA 1000yen Released: March 22, 2017 CDSOL-45229 Mike Longo / Matrix [Low-priced Reissue] CDA 1000yen Released: March 22, 2017 CDSOL-6530 Masahiko Sato / Trinity [Limited Release] CDA 1000yen Released: April 23, 2014 WPCR-29077 Slide Hampton / The Fabulous Slide Hampton Quartet [SHM-CD] [Low-priced Reissue]

Billy Bang has been my big find the past 6-12 months. Can't get enough of him!

I certainly like the original release of Lotus. Another album's worth of outtakes is sweet, if it doesn't break the bank. That being said, with that group, I prefer Leon Patillo on vocals (saw them at Atlantic City Raceway along with CSNY ca. 1975, and of course he is the vocalist on Borbeletta). I never thought Thomas was a good fit with them.

PM sent on Tina Brooks - Minor Move - (Blue Note, Conn) Elmo Hope - Trio & Quintet - (Blue Note 2005 issue) Jason Kao Hwang/Edge - Stories Before Within - (Innova) nice: Bynum, Filiano, Drury Joe Morris Quartet - Today on Earth - (Aum Fidelity) Dave Rempis/Josh Abrams/Avreeayl Ra - Aphelion - (Aerophonic)

Probably the three 4-CD Chess sets with his entire output for the label, though the BGO sets also sound great. Hail, hail rock and rollDeliver me from the days of oldLong live rock and rollThe beat of the drums, loud and boldRock, rock, rock and rollThe feeling is there, body and soul

I think that one sold well, it was out of print around 1998 when I sold mine. The RCA Rogers I have heard doesn't hold a candle to the Atlantics, more commercially oriented to my ears.

Yep, that's the mother lode there, the classic first five albums. "Complete Columbia Recordings" is great, but has gotten pricey. And anything after the original five albums on the PAC set are an acquired taste (actually a few different acquired tastes, some which work for me, some which don't).

I have a new, sealed Amazon Echodot that I just won at work, and my wife and I are too old to be interested in such a contraption.. For sale for $45 shipped in USA or best reasonable offer, Or will consider trade for CD's. My proceeds from the sale will be donated to the Organissimo board fundraising drive (If trade rather than sale, I will donate an equivalent value). Please IM if interested, thanks.

PM sent on Amon Duul - Paradieswarts Duul - (Ohr/Spalax) Sonny Simmons/Moksha Samnayasin - Nomadic - (Svart) Hal Singer - Blues and News - (Futura) exc. modal jammer w/ Art Taylor & Siegfried Kessler Cecil Taylor - The Eighth - (hatOLOGY) Rene Thomas Quintet - Guitar Groove - (Jazzland/OJC)

Yes, it is officially listed as rejected. I've noticed that many rejected sessions were re-recorded soon afterwards with the same personnel except for a change of drummers.

Always did, always will. Bright moments indeed.

Did not know that, thanks for posting and sorry for their loss. Just posted because that happened to be what I was listening to while I work from home during the snowstorm.

I'll certainly grab the Getz (fabulous) and the Shorter (the only post Blue-Note of his I still listen to) for the sound upgrades. Any opinions on the Burrell and the Previn? I assume the Jaspar and the Wilen are already in the Vogue box?

I am, too. With a side helping of Newport '63 Favorite Things. Honorable mention to Crescent and to Live at Birdland, which each have their places in my heart. And A Love Supreme is the album that jumpstarted me into jazz, so it will always have great meaning to me beyond its obvious musical merits. I like Alice Coltrane fine. No, she's not McCoy Tyner. Who is? Ali's work with Trane is largely lost on me. But Live in Seatlle shows that Tyner and Jones couldn't go on in the direction Trane was headed, and I am thankful for their subsequent leader work over the next decade, some of my favorite music ever. Tyner's "Sahara" means as much to me as almost any Trane album.

Charles Mingus - Passions of a Man