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Hi Chuck, I am interested and have sent you a PM. Thanks, John

RIP Jimmy.

A little man walked up and down He found an eating place in town He read the menu thru and thru To see what 15 cents could do One meat ball One meat ball He could afford but one meat ball He told the waiter near at hand The simple dinner he had planned The guests were startled one and all To hear that waiter loudly call - What? One meat ball One meat ball Hey, this here gent wants one meat ball The little man felt ill at ease Send some bread sir if you please The waiter hollered down the hall You gets no bread with one meat ball One meat ball One meat ball Well you gets no bread with one meat ball The little man felt very bad One meat ball was all he had And in his dreams he hears that call You gets no bread with one meat ball One meat ball One meat ball Well you gets no bread with one meat ball --Josh White’s version

Thanks so much Catesta & Medjuck. I bought a used copy of the cd off ebay.

Does anyone know the name of the album(s) that Teresa Brewer performed with Duke Ellington? It may be from the mid sixties to early seventies? It may be a live recording? Unfortunately, I don't have any further details. I am wondering if this/these recording are available on CD. Thanks in advance!

Placed my order Friday and got the set today - #3501. Only on disc 1 but sounds great so far.

I bought this set last year from Music Direct (same as Lon's link - $169). I believe it was Dmitry who said that the set was an analog remaster. I also couldn't find any information printed on the packaging or booklet. The remaster credits list: Geoff Sykes, Bill Inglot, Gene Paul/dB Plus, Bob Fisher. My set is also one of the year 2000 second edition. Printed on the box, "This is a repressing of a box set which was originally released in 1995 as a numbered limited edition. There will be only 3000 copies of the unnumbered second edition manufactured". The albums seem to be pressed on 180gm vinyl. When I was looking into buying the set I saw descriptions that said both 180gm and 150gm. I don't know which is correct, but it is certainly heavier then 120gm.

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My pleasure JAW and David. Unfortunately, I don't have the second list of 50 (this was posted on the old BNBB, but I didn't save it).

UCCI-9001 John Coltrane: Ballads UCCI-9002 John Coltrane: A Love Supreme UCCI-9003 John Coltrane: John Coltrane and Johnny Hartman UCCI-9004 Duke Ellington and John Coltrane UCCI-9005 John Coltrane: Live at the Village Vanguard UCCI-9006 John Coltrane: Coltrane UCCI-9007 John Coltrane: Crescent UCCI-9008 John Coltrane: Africa Brass UCCI-9009 John Coltrane: Kulu Se Mama UCCI-9010 John Coltrane: Live at the Village Vanguard Again UCCI-9011 John Coltrane: Impressions UCCI-9012 John Coltrane: Live at Birdland UCCI-9013 John Coltrane: The John Coltrane Quartet Plays UCCI-9014 John Cottrane: Ascension UCCI-9015 John Coltrane: Expression UCCI-9016 John Coltrane: Selflessness UCCI-9017 John Coltrane: Transition UCCI-9018 John Coltrane: Meditations UCCI-9019 John Coltrane: New Thing At Newport UCCI-9020 Archie Shepp: Four for Trane UCCI-9021 Archie Shepp: The Magic of Ju-Ju UCCI-9022 Archie Shepp: Attica Blues UCCI-9023 Alice Coltrane: World Galaxy UCCI-9024 Sonny Rollins: Sonny Rollins on Impulse! UCCI-9025 Sonny Rollins: Alfie UCCI-9026 Keith Jarrett: Death And The Flower UCCI-9027 Keith Jarrett: Treasure Island UCCI-9028 Count Basic: Count Basic & The Kansas City 7 UCCI-9029 Shelly Manne: 2 3 4 UCCI-9030 Oliver Nelson: The Blues and the Abstract Truth UCCI-9031 McCoy Tyner: Nights of Ballads and Blues UCCI-9032 McCoy Tyner: Reaching Fourth UCCI-9033 Quincy Jones: The Quintessence UCCI-9034 Gil Evans: Out of the Cool UCCI-9035 Roy Haynes: Out of the Afternoon UCCI-9036 Elvin Jones: Heavy Sounds UCCI-9037 Ben Webster: See You at the Fair UCCI-9038 Charlie Haden: Liberation Music Orchestra UCCI-9039 Charles Mingus: Mingus Mingus Mingus Mingus Mingus UCCI-9040 J.J. Johnson: The Great Kai and J.J. Johnson UCCI-9041 J.J. Johnson: Proof Positive UCCI-9042 Milt Jackson: That's the Way It Is UCCI-9043 Art Blakey: A Jazz Message UCCI-9044 Lionel Hampton: You Better Know It! UCCI-9045 Coleman Hawkins: Desafinado: Bossa Nova and Jazz Samba UCCI-9046 Duke Ellington Meets Coleman Hawkins UCCI-9047 Zoot Sims: Waiting Game UCCI-9048 Stanley Turrentine: Let It Go UCCI-9049 Albert Ayler: Live in Greenwich Village UCCI-9050 Pharoah Sanders: Tauhid

Sepia Tone reissued This Is Our Music in 2002. It sounds pretty good, but I don't have the old Atlantic to A/B it against.

Blue Mitchell’s Step Lightly (or from the Blue Mitchell Mosaic) – Mamacita (8/13/63) I don’t know if I would categorize this as essential, but it is very good music.

Grant Green's Feelin' the Spirit - Sometimes I Feel Like A Motherless Child (12/21/62)

HI RT, I found two online shops who list Shades In Stock: 1. Jazz Record Mart (listed for $16.99): http://www.jazzrecordmart.com/cgi-bin/miva...Code=2731211132 2. The Music Resource (listed for $13.75): http://www.themusicresource.com