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wait, that is for a Styx CD booklet? $17?

← Peter beat me to it. Shoot! I am going to visit this page religiously.

Unless you are cuttin' a wax cylinder, that is! Or, the direct-to-disc thing might be another exception.

I was at the BNBB when it started, then Jazz Central Station, then Jazz Corner, back to the BNBB, and now here! Never been a serious AAJ poster.

None of them are at the local Borders in downtown Mpls. I even had a coupon printed out.

this WD 40 can use some cleaning itself! ← So could this WD 45:

Same here, same here.

Agreed! I may, however, have to make an exception when Peter Brotzmann and Evan Parker are in town this month. I might ask them both to sign my copy of Machine Gun.

I'dont do it anymore, with one exception - Ornette when I saw him this spring. He signed my mini-lp version of Free Jazz. Cool! I knew a guy that would bring every single CD book by an artist to have them sign it. It seems that there is something different about taking what is a cherished item for one signature vs a whole stack of things.

Always liked Bivens' writing. Haven't picked up a Signal to Noise for a while...

Also in town: Evan Parker! Native Drum Group from MN Left for Dead: Barney Bush: vocal Tony Hymas: keyboards Evan Parker: tenor & soprano saxophones Edmund Tate Nevaquaya: flute, singing, drum Merle Tendoy: singing, drum Jean-Francois Pauvros: guitar Geraldine Barney: singing Mark Sanders: drums Wednesday, Oct 19, 8pm @ McNally Smith College of Music, St. Paul, $12 advance, $15 door 19 Exchange Street East Anthony Cox & Mark Sanders duo Fat Kid Wednesdays Invites Evan Parker EP: tenor & soprano saxophones Michael Lewis: tenor, alto & soprano saxophones Adam Linz: double bass JT Bates: drums Sunday, Oct 23, 4pm @ St Paul Chamber Hall, $15 advance, $18 door Huss Music Room Third Floor, Hamm Building, 408 St. Peter Street

What could possibly be the beef?

Huh?

Ah crap. Apparently this is quite a problem, not isolated to a few cases. Looks like I'll be waiting.

That Clare Fisher sample of Lennie's Pennies is BURNIN'!

If this is true, it seems to be happening pretty late in the production/distribution process. There are already a lot of copies floating around for review, promos, etc. If they were going to stop it you'd think they'd have done so long before this point. They (Sony/Legacy) must have gotten permission to release this already, wouldn't you think? Or did they already own the tapes and didn't need permission from the estate? Any other examples come to mind of something getting pulled at the last second? ← Basra?

I think this is available at iTunes.

I spoke to the person that actually videoed the sessions this week. I may get a chance to see them!

Petulant Clark

Buy with confidence here. I had barely clicked "send money" at PayPal and this disc was waiting in my mailbox!

Another thumbs up for John. MANY good trades with the man seveal years ago when the Jazz Trading Post was at its peak. Ah, the good old days...

thurs Oct 13, 2005 Peter Brotzmann / Nasheet Waits Duo concert at the Minneapolis College of Art + Design 2nd Floor College Center $10 / free for MCAD students 2501 Stevens Ave S Minneapolis MN 55404 612.874.3739 for more information This is confirmed on Waits' website.

Seeing it in the stores, but have not picked it up. ← Just saw it too. Forcedexposure.com says that it is the "first edition in a series bringing Holy Ghost to vinyl." ???

Geez! Are there any gaps?

OMFG. I get to see that Machine Gun!