Stefan Wood

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.

Agreed, sent Rooster Ties a link. It is readily available, if you know where to look.

Sorry guys, I was unavailable for most of the past week. Spoontaneous got track number 4. It is indeed Junko Onishi. Thom got the track 10 on the 3rd disc. It is Odean Pope with Prince Lasha. And track 5 as well, Dave Holland and Bare Phillips. Also, Track 21 on the second disc is In a Silent Way. Track 14 as well. And Track 12, it is Alvin Feidler. Track 10 is Jesse Sharps. Thanks guys, I appreciate your responses! Reveals will come up in a week or so.

Received the 4 cd set from amazon uk. Listened to disc 1 so far, and sounds great, but haven't made any comparisons.

9. Not contemporary. But it is Jazz Messengers influenced -- when Horace Silver was in the band. 10. Two sax players - one well known as part of the new wave of jazz in the 60s, the other had his own choir. 11. A contemporary of Miles, but very much his one. This is from a great album from the 70s, I think done in Europe. 12. Yes, he should sound familiar. This was playing when I walked into DMG in New York one afternoon, and bought it on the spot. An excellent mixture of post bop and improvised jazz.

Thanks for your thoughtful response! 1. Right, it is the Sun Ra tune, but not by Sun Ra. It is by a very good musician who did an entire album as a tribute to Sun Ra. 2. You are very, very warm. It is 50's "third stream," done by one of my all time favorite groups. There is a Mosaic set of their music. 3. This track is from the 70s, European, and I picked this track not only for the music but also I have something in common with the title of the track. 4. Right, it is the Mingus tune, but not by Mingus. Done fairly recently, as a matter of fact, with a nice assembly of musicians. 5. There are two bassists on this track. One played with Miles. 6. It is European, and a fine album. 7. Also European, from a nice compilation of rare jazz from the mid 60s to the mid 70s. 8. You are really warm. But don't think so much of Coltrane as Joe Farrell, when he played with Elvin. In fact, this is an homage to that group. I'm doing a review of it for the Free Jazz Blog.

Tom, Happy Birthday!

Yes, I understand. GIven what happened with the metadata still on the first two discs I thought it necessary to do a third,which has no info on them.

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pm sent

Received the Larry Young "Contrasts" disc. Again, better than the Mosaic in that there is more depth and clarity. Haven't heard this session in a long while, and forgot how damn good this is. Up there with Unity.