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Agreed, and totally understandable. He was 17 and 18 years old when those albums were recorded.

Especially on Prestige in the 50's and 60's. "Let's scrape up six cuts from different tapes somewhere in the vault and call it an album".

Count me in for a CD of that one!

I have always really liked this one with Ward, Fred Simmons, and Stafford James. Got it from Third Street Music back in the 70's, then later on CD. Is there a different one with Pullen?

Bought this last year on the recommendation of mjazzg , finally got around to listening to it now, and it's fantastic!

Great story, thanks for sharing. So sorry for the early loss of your parents.

BTW, item sold to a board member here, thanks.

SU did a fair number of Beatles covers on these discs. Also Joni Mitchell, Judy Collins, and others. BTW, listed the set on Ebay yesterday, will remove it from availability here if it gets bid on there. If someone here wants it before it is bid on there, I'll then remove the ebay listing.

Right up your alley, perfect music for sipping adult beverages and chilling with Mrs. TTK.

7 CD set contains 14 albums, great condition. $60 shipped in USA or mutually beneficial trade. PM if interested, thanks,

So what may end up being the best reissue of the year has sold 102 copies? Sad. Seems like half those sales (exaggeration for effect) are occurring to board members here, so well done in that regard, team!

I onlt know Hastings from his excellent work in his little brother Pye's group, Caravan. What was his jazz work like?

Great album. Norman Whitfield, Gwen Dickey! Somebody please explain to me why their version of "Wishing on a Star" wasn't a huge hit....

Chief offender was MCA in the early CD days.

He is 88, can understand some vacant looks, great that he can still play so well. Powell passed at 41, along with his demons.

Allows me to get rid of all those single CD's of his I have:

Would make sense for them to do so, not give away more of the margin.

Pre-ordered, no-brainer for me. Thanks so much for the heads-up. Great to see new activity from Nimbus West!

Excellent 1971 solo album by the true creative force (guitar, vocals, songwriting) on those great 1968-1971 Keef Hartley Band albums. I have the new Esoteric CD reissue with 9 bonus cuts and gorgeous sound. That's an amazing album!

Honest question - should I care about anything other than the Mingus/Roach recordings? That's all I've ever heard by her, but like them quite a bit. BTW, Acrobat has great liners/discographical info, put the majors to shame. I'm a big fan of the label.

Yes. Also with Art Blakey.

I'm in, love that series of recordings, and love Sanders.