Stefan Wood

Freddie Roach - The Soul Book (Prestige) Donald Byrd & Pepper Adams (Warwick) Blue Mitchell - Bantu Village (Blue Note) - trying to see if it can grow on me; there are a couple of decent tracks, but overall it's bleah!

PM sent.

I know what you're talking about; no blog stuff or mp3 downloads. I'm old fashioned that way.

For starters: Any Azar Lawrence on Prestige/Milestone/etc Any Luis Gasca (not the one issued on Collectables, nor the Blue Thumb lp) George Cables on Galaxy (I think there was only one OJC issued) Don Rendell on Jazzland John Wright (not the two issed on OJC) Any Billy Larkin and the Jazz Delegates (Not the Fresh Sound cd) on World Pacific Any Buck Clarke Any Larry Wilde Rice Xanadu: Sam Noto - Entrance! Barry Harris Plays Tadd Dameron Al Cohn - Play it Now! Walter Bishop - Bish Bash Charles McPherson - Beautiful! Jimmy Heath - Picture of Heath Barry Harris, Jimmy Raney, Charles McPherson - Live in Tokyo 76 Ronnie Cuber - Cuber Libre! Dolo Coker - Dolo! Al Cohn & Jimmy Rowles Sam Jones - Cello Again, Changes & Things Dolo Coker - Third Down Barry Harris Plays Barry Harris Billy Mitchell - Colossus of Detroit; De Lawd's Blues Kenny Drew - For Sure!; Home is Where the Soul Is Charles McPherson - Free Bop! Argo/Cadet - Any Odell Brown and the Organ-izers; Barry Harris; Vi Redd Muse: James Moody - Never Again Tiny Grimes - Profoundly Blue Jimmy Heath - Love and Understanding Albert Heath - Kwanzaa Willis Jackson - West Africa; Headed and Gutted; In the Alley Louis Hayes - Breath of Life Walter Bishop - Valley Land Eddie Jefferson - Still on the Planet; The Live-liest Kenny Barron - Lucifer

I'm looking to fill in holes in my collection, having lost some items during a move, lending to friends, etc. Primarily material that has never seen the light of cd, on Argo, Jazzland, Prestige, Cadet, Mainstream, Xanadu, Limelight, Bee Hive, etc. Please PM if willing to trade. Thanks.

In the Fearless Leader box it mentions in the intro that this is one of three sets that would be coming out. I think the sound quality is much improved from the old set, but what do I know?

There are a few people who will enjoy this line up! Especially the Jimmy Smiths.

This one is incredible!

The real question is do the major record companies know that the Andorran stuff are boots?

Dr. Dremo's in Rosalyn/Courthouse area in Northern VA has great burgers. And they brew their own beer!

I'd be more excited by an Argo/Cadet box of any of the following - Ahmad Jamal, James Moody, or a compilation of sorts by Barry Harris, Richard Evans, Kenny Burrell, John Young, Chubby Jackson, etc., something thematic that could fit a bunch of different sessions that have not seen the light of cd (in the US).

Kenny G is on the label?

I hate to give away a trade secret, but check out Newbury Comics... D'oh! Kalo is right... I've harvested quite a few titles from there of late. That's the place!

Never came across one.

A lot of Willis Jacksons are going or gone, Lem Winchester, etc. To think a lot of us took our time, because the cds were always available.

Up, I have been buying a bunch of $3.99 cds and up on the Amazon resellers. I'm amazed at what is no longer available, now.

The Dewey was issued on Arista. I don't know anything about Urge? Tears for Dolphy was issued by Black Lion.

In a perfect world.

Out There is a pretty darn good double album.

Went a little nuts when I discovered one of the Amazon sellers was having a lot of OJCs for $4 - $7.50 a pop. Got: James Moody - Wail Moody Wail Doug Watkins - Soulnik Wilbur Ware - The Chicago Sound Kenny Burrell - All Night Long Kenny Dorham - 2 Horns 2 Rhythms Kenny Drew - This is New George Cables - Cables Vision Buck Clayton - Buck and Buddy James Clay - A Double Dose of Soul Eric Kloss and the Rhythm Section Frank Strozier - Long Night/March of the Siamese Children Paul Horn - Something Blue Eddie LockJaw Davis - Afro Jaws; Jawbreakers Clifford Jordan - Bearcat Gene Ammons - Preachin' Eddie Davis and Tommy Flanagan - Straight Ahead Phil Woods and Donald Byrd - The Young Blood Sam Jones - Soul Society; Down Home Jerome Richardson - Midnight Oil; Roamin with Richardson Kenny Burrell - All Day Long Joe Farrell- Sonic Text Introducing Red Mitchell

Cormac McCarthy's The Road. Must be read under direct sunlight; a very dark and somber story, but beautifully written.

Here's the link: http://www.hip-oselect.com/scr.public.prod...49-59A337F7EA29

For the Arthur Lee and Love fans: http://www.hip-oselect.com/scr.public.prod...A4-6C6CCFF89AC8

Sure, I understand that, but during his time as an archivist you would think he had established his own system, which would include marking and relabeling those boxes that were unmarked or incorrect. Not ALL of them, but a substantial amount. Maybe Iron Mountain will take all of that and throw them in a blender of a database system.

You mean to say that Stuart Kremsky hasn't bothered to mark the tapes that he has gone through, for those unmarked? What kind of archiving is that?