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Hm, very weird interview... I get the impression it's fabricated - many all-too-general statements, it seems like either Fuller just didn't answer the questions, or they just had a chat and the interviewer later made up some questions to put into the transcript. Also sorry to say, but the language is pretty... "holprig" I'd say in german. Anyway, it's great that Fuller's still going strong, and I wish him all the best and that he can go on for as long as he wants to!

Those two are on their way now!

I don't have the Jasmine/Progress stuff yet (aren't there two Dizzy Reece discs?), but the Duke Jordan album is indeed great (and also the place I first heard Reece). There's however another one that should not be overlooked for sure! Asia Minor (Prestige/OJCCD) Line-up: Dizzy Reece, Cecil Payne, Joe Farrell, Hank Jones, Ron Carter, Charlie Persip

There's also some electric piano on at least one of the Basie/Peterson Pablo discs, they both play electric piano (one at the time).

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Ah well... the only "payback" from my blog is that I can change in my "rapidpoints" for a premium every once in a while... this time it was a 50€ amazon thingie and I went with amazon.de, which offers the Baker box for a pretty good prize. I'm not sure I'd have gotten it otherwise...

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waiting for one of these suckers to arrive at my place... had some credit w/amazon and it cost me 14€

got the disc yesterday and gave it a spin late last night... very good!

About the PMs: In IE7, there's no "subject" line, just a "to" and "additional recipients" line, and then the text box. So no PMs can be sent, it just produces an error because a subject has to be included... Again, I'm not using IE7 at my own will, rather at work it's just what I have, and I have no choice there, alas!

hilarious story! earlier thread here: http://www.organissimo.org/forum/index.php?showtopic=56420

Mary Halvorson Trio tonight - been looking forward to this one for months! Saw her in spring with Taylor Ho Bynum's sextet, a fine but somewhat heady, restrained set.

Nope, go to "full reply" and open the "options" below (a round green button), there you can add them!

Being a late-comer, I only saw "The Ipcress File" about two or three years ago, and I enjoyed it a lot. It's certainly one of the funniest parodies on its genre, and Caine with his silly goggles is great!

Like in "Night and Day"?

I'd be all over that! I only have the first two and the "Lost Trident" (which indeed is not the great relevation some had hoped it would be). I think there's be one more album to have, but that one only came out in an old stinkin' version, right? (I'm thinking of "Between Nothingness and Eternity") BNAE is an AMAZING album. You have to have it (and I don't say that often here). I think it's head and shoulders above Inner Mounting Flame and Birds Of Fire. It rocks, it thunders. I was at one of those concerts that weekend (including the one that produced "Dream" for the album), and I can attest that's what they sounded like live. They rock! Check out McLaughlin's breaking into "Sunshine of Your Love" during "Dream." I would love to have an expanded version of this album. I think "Lost Trident" is just the studio version of the material that went into BNAE; it was probably nixed because they thought the live versions were superior. That's quite a... well, blazing... recommendation! I'll look for it!

Yeah, but those who browse while at work (I do so for two to three times a week) don't have that option, alas... but I can live with it! I just wanted to report these things, as there might be an easy way to fix some of them! (Not that I know... maybe nothing's easy about it, then just don't mind!)

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Well, it just says "extensive concert footage"... normally I'd take this as an indication that footage from various concerts would be included, but I don't know. Still, just disc 2 with the interviews sounds very interesting alone! And I guess the film isn't a concert film with some talk in between, but rather a real portrait, so it looks very interesting, too!

Another thing with IE7 - I can't send private messages! It tells me to enter a subject, but there's not field where I can enter a subject line! @kyo: did you get my reply?

As I posted earlier in this thread, only IE8 has that button and only when sites are recognized as being incompatible with IE8. I asn't sure if your reply was to MG only or to me as well, sorry.

I don't see any such button in IE7, I'm afraid! On the positive side, the old quotes are now properly boxed - very good!

I guess you know the film? One of Michael Caine's finest early ones!

I'd be all over that! I only have the first two and the "Lost Trident" (which indeed is not the great relevation some had hoped it would be). I think there's be one more album to have, but that one only came out in an old stinkin' version, right? (I'm thinking of "Between Nothingness and Eternity")

from: http://www.ayler.org/html/what_s_new.html December 7 2009 News SUNNY’S TIME NOW on DVD Well, I might have known. I thought I’d finished with the site for 2009 when I received an email from Jazz Promo Services with the news that the Antoine Prum documentary about Sunny Murray, Sunny’s Time Now, will be released this month on DVD. Apart from the obvious interest to Ayler fans of the film itself, the second disc also includes a 37 minute interview with the late Daniel Caux, the man behind the Nuits de la Fondation Maeght. At the moment the DVD hasn’t reached the regular stores, but it can be ordered direct from Paul Thiltges Distributions. Click here for a big picture with full details of the double DVD.