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Great news, Chuck! Will get this with the Braxton/McDonough!

Yes, I was very happy to get Vol. 5, too! Those must be the most fascinating ones (64-69 or so)

Zamazu is indeed fine! I've had the chance to see the band live (and for free, too!) around the time it came out - very enjoyable!

Great answer... as was to be expected from Universal. I'll be sending them a mail, too.

Yes indeed! And it seems the order is indeed coming through!

Yes, that's the number it carries... guess I'll just buy it. It's considerably pricier, but then there won't be any shipping costs and I just love that album, so having it on vinyl will be great! Thanks for looking it up - seems to be a simple case without seventeen re-pressings and Liberty and Manhattan editions like with Blue Note...

anyone?

Btw, regarding the NDR question: it's a full-fledged big band, usually 4 trumpets, 3 bones and bass bone, five reeds, four-part rhythm section (w/guitar, but that may not have been in place in the 70s yet). BUT there are also dates with contingents, and the Tolliver session might be one of them? There's another one with Dexter that came out on one of spanish labels a year or two ago, with similar information (partial line-up given only, all NDR big band members). Hopefully Mosaic will be better in finding out... I hope they do get in touch with someone from the NDR archives and have them check! Never been in touch with them myself and it might end up difficult, but I'd be happy to help if I can, and see if there's someone they might get in touch with.

I loved her in "Suddenly Last Summer" - what an amazing and great film! Also "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" is a fine film. Not too much of a fan otherwise, never cared to catch much of her later stuff...

Good to know, thanks!

Is that where Jonathan Horwich sells it? Never ordered from musicstack before... very attractive price, I must say!

Is there a way to clearly identify an original pressing of Jimmy Smith's "Bashin'"? I have it on hold for me and played the first two tracks of the big band side in the store today - wow does it sound wonderful!

That sounds rather good!

Can't wait! Thanks for sharing the news, Jonathan!

Hey, great to hear from you! I still have that Jazz in Paris thingie here... drop me a PM with your address (and I'll come raid that cellar and steal all those empty Mosaic boxes... they make good drawing boards for kids, you know!) Chuck, thanks! Hope they'll correct this!

Got my box... looks good! I like these Hip-O 7-inch boxes quite a lot, I must say! Too bad about the "Flamingo" goof (haven't double-checked it yet). I won't try and get in touch with anyone here in Switzerland, I think... once had a most unpleasant experience with Sony over the damaged Miles "Complete Bitches Brew" fourth disc and otherwise never, ever even got an answer to any inquiries to EMI or whomever I've already tried. I guess it would be most efficient to get in touch directly with someone in charge at Hip-O's?

Ships in 1-2 weeks, maybe? http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000O590N4 Thanks! Will give it a try, doesn't sound like it will absolutely not be available there... crossing my fingers! Seems these turn up and disappear again now and then.

Hey, if you'd be bold enough to sit through the Brözziman Onzetet, I'd treat you to some beer, too!

Will catch the Tentet + 1 on April 17 in Zurich... if any Londoners are thinking of dropping by, I'll treat you to some beers!

That's where mine is underway from... guess I'll get the very same version then. Btw, with these Hip-O-Selects, I put them into the "wrapper" at at 90° angle, so that on top there's the back of the hardbound book, not the top of it - like this, no dust will get into the pages where CDs are stuck in. But I guess it would still be smartest to store the discs elsewhere - but I hate separating discs from their package as in my mess they might never find together again...

Trumpet Time - Hot Lips Page Sextet / Buck Clayton All-Stars (Jazztone J-1024 10" LP) The Burt Goldblatt cover is in perfect shape! The vinyl looks very clean but sounds a bit less so (and has some hardly visible but audible scratches). For a lousy 15 Swiss francs, I would have bought the cover alone, I guess! Also found this one, of which I'd never heard before (for 10 Swiss francs - haven't played it yet): Unbroken - The Buddy Tate Celebrity Club Orchestra (MPS 21 20740-4)

Is there any comment about that? Makes little sense!

Gee, why did no one tell me "Jobim" and "Matita Perê" are the same? Guess I should have checked more closely, I know have the Verve By Request and the european Philips reissue... I know that "Antonio Carlos Jobim" is also known on Verve as "The Composer of Desafinado Plays"... are there any others I have to watch out?

Started playing the Johnny Smith today... into CD2 now - very nice!

PM coming...