Rooster_Ties

Always good to meet folks on the board -- Chuck at lunch today, and Johnny E (and his band) last Monday. And a pleasure to have met your wife too, Chuck. It's clear as a bell, you married well!

Crap, missed this thread the first time -- and I'd really liked to have seen those scores. Anybody got a fresh link??

On a related note, when I saw Steve Coleman live here in KC a couple years ago, this is pretty much how I ended up counting everything he did...

and here's the back...

I would imagine the per-can price for brand-name sodas at Costco and/or Sam's club, when you buy a whole flat, or a two or three case bundle -- would come out pretty much the same. Aluminum recycles very easily, and (unlike recycling plastic), is a very efficient process and can be done infinitely. #1 & #2 plastic bottles can only be recycled once (into a lesser quality of plastic, which then cannot be recycled further). I'm not suggesting the Sodastream isn't efficient, but buying in aluminum cans (if you can get them cheap enough), isn't bad either.

I imagine that was a great night. One hell of a rhythm section too, Taurus and Nasheet are both pretty fantastic.

Perhaps I won't be needing that 'hip' replacement after all.

Is that red blob on her head some kind of hat? If so, you know what must be done.

Just use your own discretion on all of these. You can post your actual favorites (if any), but please, not every Mosaic/Eremite/Pable/Hat cover. But yeah, NO Jazz Heritage Society B&W covers please.

Both Switzerland supposedly (source1, source2)...

And another (source)...

Don't know if it's unique, but this is French too (source)...

Thanks to Google, another French cover. Who the heck are these people pictured on the cover?? (source)

Here's a freaky looking alternate 70's(?) cover for "Somethin' Else", from France. (source).

Some googling turned this up, a French single (source). Don't know if it's unique to that market though, but here 'tis anyway...

I have both the "Malcolm X Memorial" and "Spanish Suite", and they're both great! A little low-fi in the recording-quality department, but nothing that bothers me (think Sun Ra recording techniques). "Spanish Suite" is a little long in the tooth (about 45 minutes of material in one long suite, that could have easily been 25-30 minutes), but it's still a lot of fun. I had a chance to get "Armageddon" but was able to sample it first at a listening station, and ended up not biting on that one. (Short disc, and half the tracks didn't do it for me.) I've never heard "On The Beach" nor the more recent "African Skies" - but I am definitely curious about both. If you're searching on Dusty (or elsewhere, I presume), be sure to search on both "Phil Cohran" and "Philip Cohran" -- there are titles listed each way (or just search on "Cohran" only).

Not WWI, but close enough... Amazing Color Photos Of The Great Depression

Just stumbled on this, which I'd never seen before (source) which gets me wondering... Were there were other covers unique to non-US foreign territories??

Previous thread, and it turns out a couple people here have this single. Edit: and -- HA!! -- couw posted the same French 45 cover I did!! What a gas!

Also stumbled on this, which I'd never seen before (source).

No new info, but stumbled on a good photo of the single...

Is this (below) the same thing?? And if so, then being on Vee-Jay, is it more 'legit' than the Fresh Sound issue above?? I understood the Fresh Sound versions of these to be grey-market (at best), but I was not expecting to see this just now when I went looking around for the track listing of the '68 set with George Coleman (I only have the '67 date with Hank). source