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Lost my reply, will bow out of this thread now, apologies to all those who felt I'd stepped on their toes.

HRpita wishes lots of fun

ok, will check if the 'bones one is there... not sure from memory, but there must have been at least five or six, one or two twice.

Great film! Who's the enthusiast producer? And who are the mobsters crowding the control room chewing gum?

Of course, all I post is my opinion (humble or not). She's young, she can grow - of course. I've seen stuff on youtube she did with Konitz, Morgan and Woods as well as on her own - and I'm afraid to say I just don't like any of it. Either way, siding up with Konitz or Morgan as a youngster in public is maybe not the smartest idea...

Tell me which ones to get and I'll be back... I've not heard a single tune by them yet.

Well, they may all be nice - but she can't play.

Got my copy on its way! There are some nice videos of this band (from concerts given in France in May 2010) up on youtube: Barack Obama Blue Bossa The Theme (all from Angers) Cantaloupe Island (from "Duc des Lombards", a club in Paris)

not sure if any of these qualify for "great finds", the vinyl is mostly ok (I don't speak that lingo where "good" means so beat-up you'll never be able to spin it again, in my world "good" means "good") and the covers somewhat beat-up in various degrees. The Supremes - A' Go-Go (Stereo) Inside Sauter-Finegan (RCA Victor LJM-1003, foldout) Jazz Omnibus: A Cross-Section of Jazz Today, in All Its Styles (Columbia CL 1020) Stan Kenton - Back to Balboa (Capitol T995) Lionel Hampton - Golden Vibes (Columbia CL 1304) Lionel Hampton - Silver Vibes (Columbia CS 8277) Like Cool - The Contemporary Trombone of Eddie Bert (Somerset P-5200) The Dave Pell Octet - The Old South Wails (Capitol T1512) Erroll Garner - Paris Impressions, Vol. 1 (Columbia CS 8131) The Jonah Jones Quartet - Broadway Swings Again (Capitol T1641) Teo Macero - Acoustical Suspension (Teresa FW40111) We Three - Dinah, Joe, & Sarah (Dinah Washington, Joe Williams, Sarah Vaughan) (Roulette R 52108) Dionne Warwick - The Windows of the World (Scepter SPS 563) (punchhole) could have picked up plenty of beat-up Four Freshmen Capitols, too, but the above was enough (and cost me around 40$)

Must have pushy real parents, I guess

Grace is young, yes... but talented? Not so sure. The videos on youtube are horrible.

...that I'm becoming unhinged...

Tuck & Patti Amadou & Mariam Siegfried & Roy sorry, came late...

yeah, as in:

Well, I found it flippin' through all these French Sidney Bechet singles and other stuff... saw that cover and BANG! needed to get it, absolutely! I guess I'd have payed whatever the dude told me it would cost...

great description, Clifford

As has been mentioned already early in this thread, it's cheaper to order from yurp for once... get it from amazon.fr or keep checking grooves-inc.com (they can calculate in US$ and offer their site in several languages, including english). The Lacy, btw, might be quite a nice surprise for those who lean more towards mainstream - the two duo albums with Waldron should please just about everyone with open ears, and the trio on The Window is great as well (don't know the other two yet). um, other three, I meant.

Yes of course! Looks like this was such a case! No photo credit, though.

Oh, that's too bad - here's all the best to you, neveronfriday!

wrt Terry, the VEEs or the world in general?

No, amazon.fr has June 9 as release date.

Happy birthday, Yves!

No, I think there's no credit for Willmer - which is somewhat weird as this looks like a little labour of love, with an album discography on the back. But then there are no production credits either - guess it was a bootleg after all...