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Studio material after the Olatunji concert? (It must be heavy, heavy stuff.) Was this discussed on the board? Is it really coming out? Inquiring minds need to know. This is listed on Dave Wild´s Coltrane Discography (Olatunji concert was 4/23/67): 670517 JOHN COLTRANE SEXTET: Personnel: Pharoah Sanders, alto saxophone; John Coltrane, tenor saxophone; Alice Coltrane, piano; Jimmy Garrison, bass; Rashied Ali, drums; Algie DeWitt, Bata drum Location: 'Van Gelder Studios', Englewood Cliffs NJ Date: 5/17/67 Engineer: Rudy Van Gelder a. "None Other" (J. Coltrane) Impulse unknown b. "Collidoscope" (J. Coltrane) Impulse unknown

Thanks for the translation, Swinging Swede... I was too lazy to translate the whole article!

Anyway, and though it´s in Spanish, I think I´ll quote it here:

Just read on Tomajazz that a recording of the Monterey Festival, Sep. 22, 1961 concert has appeared. If features the Coltrane Quartet (Trane, Tyner, Workman & Jones) PLUS Eric Dolphy and WES MONTGOMERY. Almost an hour and only three tracks: “My favourite things”, “Naima” and a medley of “So What” & “Impressions”. These tapes, without any label or sticker, were a birthday present for Coltrane who later forgot about them. It´s the only known recording of Coltrane with Wes Montgomery. For the full article, here´s the link: http://www.tomajazz.com/clubdejazz/noticias/grabaciones.htm

Yes, I have it, and it´s a very interesting reading. Still haven´t got Maurice Waller´s or Ed Kirkeby´s books on Fats, though. BTW, Shipton is only second to John Chilton in the "ammount of biographies written" category! Nothing can compare to Coleman Hawkins / Henry Red Allen / Roy Eldridge / Billie Holiday / Bob Crosby / Louis Jordan / Sidney Bechet / Louis Armstrong / any more??? !!!!

I listened to OM for the first time this morning. My first impression has been "repulsion" (and I do like late period Coltrane quite a lot). After reading this interesting thread, I´ll give it another try.

$17/CD! Some are $17/CD, but some are still at $16/CD (i.e. the Mobley set)

From the same source: Funeral and cremation will be in a week. His ashes will be spread on the Lower East Side of New York, at the time of a big tribute concert John Zorn is organizing.

Woody Herman Herman Autrey Herman Chittison

I paid a fortune for the previous Japanese CD edition of this one, just a few weeks ago!!!! If I had had enough patience....

Just received this in an email from Mosaic:

Just received this in an email from Mosaic:

http://cgi.ebay.com/Coltrane-Miles-42-Seal...1QQcmdZViewItem

Billions of thanks for that info, Jim!

A very reliable source has just announced in another list that Derek Bailey has died today. RIP

I´m looking for a reasonably priced copy of Laurie Wright´s "Fats In Fact". Never saw a used copy for less than $130.00

Stephen Taylor just posted this at the Fats Waller Yahoo group:

If I´m not asking too much... Could anyone provide the discographical data for the Jimmy Giuffre, the Teddy Wilson and the Don Cherry Mosaics? Thanks in advance!

So, this is the RLR disc. Also available at Jazzmessengers.com for $11.95 ARTIST: CHET BAKER TITLE: KOLN CONCERT LABEL: RLR RECORDS ORDER CODE: DIS-112894 BAR CODE: 8436006496189 LABEL CODE: RLR 88618 RECORDED: 0 FORMAT: CD NUMBER OF DISCS: 1 DESCRIPTION: DIGIPACK PREVIOUSLY UNISSUED ON ANY FORMAT! This new CD contains the complete legendary October 9, 1955 concert at the Köln Börsensaal recorded twelve days before Twardzik's tragic death in Paris. Includes an extensive booklet with rare photos, memorabilia and insightful liner notes. For a live recording, the audio material included here is of exceptional quality, especially for the year in which it was recorded (1955). We are sure will not disappoint even the most discerning listener! Personnel: Chet Baker (tp, voc), Dick Twardzik (p), Jimmy Boyd (b) & Peter Littman (d) with guest appearances on two tracks from Hans Koller (ts) & Willi Sanner (bs). Tracks: 1. Announcement by Gigi Campi and Chet Baker 2. Exitus (Phil Urso) 3. Announcement by Chet Baker 4. Tommyhawk (Johnny Mandell) 5. Imagination (J.Burke-J.Van Heusen) 6. Chet Baker presents Dick Twardzick's solo feature 7. Yellow Tango (Dick Twardzick) 8. Someone To Watch Over Me (G. & I. Gershwin) 9. C.T.A. (Jimmy Heath) 10. My Funny Valentine (Rodgers-Hart) 11. Announcement: Campi introduces Hans Keller and Willi Sanner 12. Cool Blues (Charlie Parker) 13. I'll Remember April (De Paul-Johnston-Raye) 14. Exitus (Phil Urso) (Theme) / Closing words by Chet Baker Total Time: 78:38 mins. Price: 11,95€ BUY NOW

Chet Baker - Hans Koller : Cologne concert CD---> $71.00

Here´s the complete text of the Directive: http://europa.eu.int/eur-lex/lex/LexUriSer...93L0098:EN:HTML

I thought these rights apply (and expire after 50 years in the EU) to the actual records. I mean, in the EU you could reissue the Goodman Carnegie Hall concert if your source were the 1950 LP, but if you used any of the CD reissues by Columbia you'd have to ask Sony for permission? ... F Article on the EU Directive 93/98 (from http://www.screenonline.org.uk/tv/id/1051647/ ): In Spain, Directive 93/98 was applied by means of REAL DECRETO LEGISLATIVO 1/1996, de 12 de abril, por el que se aprueba el texto refundido de la Ley de Propiedad Intelectual, regularizando, aclarando y armonizando las disposiciones legales vigentes sobre la materia [bOE 22.04.1996]

You will love that one!

Oh, and I forgot: the Mobley Mosaic and the OOP Curtis Fuller Mosaic, from a member of this board.