Stefan Wood

If I only had three to choose, it would be these: Charles Mingus - Black Saint and Sinner Lady Elvin Jones - Puttin it Together Wayne Shorter - ESP

Boogaloo is outstanding.

A good amount. Those Shearing Latin records were fun listening.

http://www.discogs.com/artist/55745-Freddie-Hubbard High Blues Pressure, Backlash and Hub of Hubbard are very nice.

All were issued on cd, as Collectors' Choice or Connoisseurs. I think Poppin was issued as RVG, as well as Matador, but I could be wrong.

Is this what is keeping the record industry afloat? At £90 a set even £50 Man will have to save up here. There's tons of this stuff: http://www.spincds.com/box-sets Yes, they are tapping the oil well that is the Steve Hoffman forum group.

Not as much as when you click to order a bunch of titles and after processing the order, you get an email later in the day, stating that x number of items were sold out. I prefer knowing an item has sold out -- I don't care what the price was.

Nice nab. But is she any good?

Didn't pre order, yet. I did notice on the amazon.co.uk site a picture of possible liner notes in Korean was added.

Thanks, man. That was my intention. There's a universe of music out there worth exploring.

Yes to both. Ted Curson's "Pop Wine" is a classic.

More: Hideo Shiraki - Taboo from Latin Drumming Prince Lasha & Odean Pope - Prince Lasha from The Mystery of Prince Lasha Ted Curson - Pop Wine from Pop Wine Atomic/School Days - Transparent Taylor from Nuclear Assembly

Disc 3: Ahmed Abdullah - Enlightenment from Traveling the Spaceways Chico Hamilton & Fred Katz - Science Fiction from Zen The Music of Fred Katz Leo Cuypers - Stefanus from Heavy Days are Here Again Junko Onishi - Meditations for a Pair of Wire Cutters from Baroque Dave Holland & Barre Phillips - Maybe I Can Sing It for you from Music from 2 Basses Ingebrigt Haker FLaten Quintet - Maxwell's Silver Vision from Quintet Eero Kolvistoinen Quartet - Meat & Potatoes from Love Jazz 1966-1977 Jonas Kullhammar - Shadow from Basement Sessions vol 2

Forgot the final tracks to disc 2: Masabumi Kikuchi - New Native from Susto Philip Cohran & the Hypnotic Brass Ensemble - Spin from S/T Yand Jing & Christy Doran - In a Silent Way from No. 9

Disc 2: Mark Dresser - Clavuus from Unveiled Alvin Fielder - Time No Time from A Measure of Vision Naosuke Miyamoto Sextet - A New Shade of Blue from Step! Hal Singer and Jef Gilson - Garvey's Strut from Soul of Africa Trio Braam Dejoode Vatcher - Gosh, Ethics Gan from Change This Song Terumasa Hino - Hohjoh from Hojiuta Ronnie Biggs and Bruce Henry - Conspiracy from Mailbag Blues Sounds of Liberation - Billie One from Sounds of Liberation

Disc 1: Eric Friedlander - "Cold Chicken" from Black Ice & Propane Jorge Lopez Ruiz 5 - Mirobnass from De Prepo Paul Horn - Mr Bond from Something Blue Electric Ninja Group - Star of India from the various artists compilation Ready or Not Giorgio Azzolini - Summit Soul from Spanish Portrait The London Experimental Jazz QUintet - Spain is for Old Ladies from Invisible Roots Rudresh Mahanthappa - Copernicus from Gamak Basso Valdambrini - Before Ten O Clock from Exciting 6 More from Disc 1: Joshua Abrams - Pool from Unknown/Known

Ah, OK. I only have a 1 disc version, I believe. Sony France.

Wait, I just noticed -- a 2 cd version of We Want Miles?

Finally, a picture: Also, if anyone's interested:

Membran seems to have turned the corner on the sound quality issue in the past couple of years. Perhaps it is becaue they are ripping off from better sources.....

There's a Janos Starker complete Mercury sessions box that just popped up on amazon.co.uk, pre order at 33 pounds.

Apologies, was thinking of another title. However, I've seen it locally.

Yes, I was hoping they would do a Russian set! The French box is excellent, sound quality and performances. Will definitely grab this set.

Yes. A session led by Fred Katz, I think from the Zen album.

ordered.