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Nadine Gordimer Zinedine Zidane Raúl González

WTF has Van Basten done? Whatever happened between him and Van Nistelrooy, Ruud should have played!

I guess what they mean is that they´ve been "un-launched" because no new CDs have been released for a few months, and their website hasn´t been updated.

I´m worried ´bout that too!

... I´ve found this from an earlier issue (2002) of the DEMS Bulletin:

Geeeez, I really like what I hear in those audio excerpts!!!

Audio excerpts from "Sonny Please" and a 10 minutes video with an interview with Sonny Rollins, to be found here: http://www.sonnyplease.com/

Muhammad Ali Rasheed Ali Pharoah Sanders

Looks like this long-awaited relese is nearer... According to someone from Storyville Records, involved in this project, "The Duke to be released later this year after the relaunch of Storyville."

Yes, these are limited editions, non-commercial CDs, only available by mail order. Try sending an email to this Swedish club (Carl A. Hallstrom is the contact): dooji@swipnet.se Hey, thanks much--sent an e-mail a couple of days ago, but have yet to hear anything. Does it generally take them some time to get back to people? David: I´ve never ordered anything from Dooji Records, but have asked at the dukelym list: supposedly that is the correct email and contact (Carl A. Hallstrom was, at a time, member of that mail list). But also someone told me that he had never got any reply from that mail. If I receive further information, I´ll keep you informed. Regards, Agustín

Update on "A drum is a woman" (bad news): Someone at the dukelym list spoke to Scott Wenzel of Mosaic very recently, and he was told there are no plans to reissue it.

Thanks a lot for your input, Ken. A few months ago I did some research on what´s available on CD from this piano master: http://www.organissimo.org/forum/index.php...&hl=eubie+blake Any additional help is much appreciated!

Nope! LP cover:

Nope!

Cheap, very cheap compilation.... Duke Ellington - Take the Holiday Train (ButItNow price: US $4.447)

LP covers: And then there´s

Columbia COL 469136 2

It was recorded in multiple sessions (9!!!) at Radio Recorders, LA, from May 26, 1960 to October 10, 1960

Alice Coltrane Alice in Chains Chainsaw Dupont

Yes, Lon: http://www.cduniverse.com/productinfo.asp?...355414597&BAB=E

Karl Marx Friedrich Engels Engelbert Humperdinck

He´s the pianist on Miles Davis´ "Live at the Hi-Hat" disc (recording date under dispute, 1953 or 1955). Supposedly he was a Boston local musician, but I haven´t been able to find any further references. Any help?

I wasn´t aware of that. Could you give any reference? CD Columbia COL 4713202 Thanks, David. I should have known, as it even appears in the Duke Ellington Panorama website. Absolutely OOP, I guess. Right? BTW: I love the original cover...

I wasn´t aware of that. Could you give any reference?

Yes, Chuck!!! Those recordings have been at the top of my "CD re-issues wish list" for too long! Incidentally, the other day I was listening to a Rex Stewart compilation on ASV, "Rexatious", which ends with some varied recordings of the Duke Ellington orchestra from this era. Man, "Trumpet in spades" & "Boy meets horn" are true masterpieces! (though not in the Columbia vaults, I guess, as they were recorded for Brunswick). I played them on my car stereo while I was driving and suddenly I found myself humbling, singing and almost crying out those melodies and solos.