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Sad news, he was one of the greatest! http://www.chicagotribune.com/entertainmen...0,5655913.story

Johnny Depp Buddy Deppenschmidt Chuck Moro..., ahm Marohnic

I just recently stocked up my Hendrix... sounded fine to me, on headphones and played effing loud anyway Not sure I'm talking of the same editions, they usually have MCA and EH logos on the trays and fat booklets with some nice notes and stuff. Got the three studio albums, Gypsy & Fillmore, BBC, Monterey, the two compilations (Saturn and First Rays), as well as the 4CD set. Don't think I'll re-buy anything too soon...

Mike Tyson Michael Jackson Liz Taylor

Joan the Policewoman Catwoman Batman

So this is actually a Blue Note vinyl reissue? Not some silly audiophile 450g vinyl crap stuff or an Italian rip-off? Might then be an option to finally "legally" own this one! I think it's "just fine" as well...

Does anyone have an idea what it would cost to get one of these for me ol'yurpeen and then mail it on? I guess it would still be a good deal!

You should try booking a train over here ! Trains are to hop on, not to book, aren't they?

Ibarra is fabulous - but her trio with Taborn/Choi is complete crap, alas... unless I missed the irony in it...

Dan, to be honest, I've not seen that one... but I've just never been convinced by any of the Baldwins, and hence haven't felt like hunting down their films... I gather that one's sort of a classic, will try and catch it whenever it'll be on the big screen! (I hate to see films on DVD for the first time, films that I've not seen in a theatre before... but again, that's artsy-fartsy me...)

would be news to me if any of them Baldwins ever did any "great" performance... but I guess that's just artsy-fartsy (return of the film corner) me...

just in case, here's the info for the Heath show from Left Bank Jazz Society mentioned above: Jimmy Heath Ensemble Left Bank Jazz Society Morgan College Baltimore, MD (USA) May 25, 1965 Kenny Dorham - trumpet Sonny Red - alto sax Jimmy Heath - tenor & soprano sax Pepper Adams - baritone sax Cedar Walton - piano Reggie Workman - bass Roy Brooks - drums 1. FM Ann > Ginger Bread Boy [fade in] > Ann JH (15:06) 2. Ann JH > Be My Love > When Sonny Gets Blue > Ann JH (12:28) 3. Project S (19:03) TT: 46:38 Source: Radio

Eddy Merckx Jacques Anquetil Bernard Hinault oops, sorry, Bill was faster, but he's the thread king, so I humbly withdraw Bob James Barre Philips Benjamin von Stuckrad-Barre

Ok, more reason to buy both...

oh, and March 2010 is fixed as well (talk about reservations and planning of spare time in advance...): Abdullah Ibrahim & Ekaya in Basel - looking forward to that a lot, as I've only seen him solo (several times), trio (once) and with Max Roach (once) so far.

October duty will be good enough to make up for the summer... tickets for Richard Bona have been booked and just now I printed them, silly "print at home" stuff... is everybody anal here and needs to organise their lives days in advance, print movie tickets at home and know exactly where he'll seat and instist and stuff? crazy world! all kinds of pre-arrangements and reservations ought to be probihibited! I'll try and catch the great BraffOesterRohrer trio on Sunday 11th, Bona is on on Tuesdy 13th!

Did my September duty on October 2nd in Strasbourg: Cecil fucking Taylor and Tony Oxley - holy holy! Great concert, but bad luck on my side - left a bit early hoping to catch the last train, missed it... the whole concert cost me around 300CHF, close to 200€... but I dare say it was worth it... holy holy, as I said!

ordered some ESP disks from Allegro's current sale - ouch! their international shipping is steep, but the dollar is cheap (and so am I...) from past experience with such sales, they might not have all the items listed in stock, so I'll wait for a shipping confirmation first!

Dorothy Ashby Richard Evans Edward E. Evans-Pritchard

yes son!

found a couple of photos: http://www.jazzindex.ch/de/band.php?Band=4...7s+JAZZ+EXPRESS

Well, I've never hunted for Blue Note albums, only for CDs. There are NO vinyl stores around here that deserve dropping by to hunt for jazz LPs, just one that moved out of Zurich several years ago. They might have such releases, but I'd call up before dropping by. And they'd ask 15€ for it or something... no cheapo second hand bins here, just for new CDs, usually...

upon third reading i stumbled upon this sentence btw (by michael fitzgerald) "There's another 1967 Dorham date floating around out there with: Kenny Dorham, Gene Harris, Victor Sproles, Jimmy Lovelace, Joe Lee Wilson." Hm, I don't think I've seen/heard that one! Brownie just reminded me of another one, in fine quality: there's a Left Bank Jazz Society one from 1965, with Jimmy Heath and KD. That one is in sound as good (or bad - your take!) as the released Left Bank sessions by Hubbard, Hubbard/Heath, Kelly/Mobley, Kelly/Coleman etc. Would have been a worthy entrance in Label M's catalogue, but I guess those ventures are over now

Booker Ervin Deep Deep Throat or wait - sort of sanitized: Booker Ervin Deep Butch Warren

Holy holy! BillF has 2700 posts in this thread alone!