king ubu

I'm quite a fan of Flanagan's! Love his playing on Rollins' "Saxophone Colossus" (that's where I first heard him, soon thereafter, on a major Trane kick, got "The Cats"). Favourite albums of his include: - Sea Changes - Eclypso - Giant Steps Then he did a very fine duo album with Hank Jones for Galaxy (now on OJCCD). His Blue Note album is fine, too. Another recent recording I *love* is Bennie Wallace's self-titled AudioQuest album with Tommy Flanagan at the piano. Flanagan and Wallace make a great team! ubu

Done! You shall never be the same again afterwards!

Yeah, I was wondering the same. He could hang himself with that! Mark, is there a thread already about what equipment you use to shoot? rod --- Now playing: Junji Hirose - Duo 1 ...I'm not sure what's up with the tie. I kept flipping at my imaginary tie, trying to get him to fix it but he just gave me a scowl !!! ....I use a pin hole camera made out of a kleenex box with lots of black electrical tape on it!

Very nice, Mark! Great to be able to see so many of your photographs in one place! (Wtf has Von Freeman done with his tie, btw?) AB, the site looks nice, and yes, it's easy to navigate! on all accounts! ubu

I see Jim R is reading here... we'll need some more US participation, with so many kind persons offering distribution help! Sangrey, where are you? Don't you want free music? Catesta? ubu

I'll whisper! Let's get some NASA guys to set up some instruments to check if my whispering in Zurich can be heard in Munich, two or three hundred kilometres away...

I was meaning e-mail sent! now you confuse me! want me to outsource to Spain?

Should I outsource my mailing to F..... am Main?

BOOOOOOM! ubu

I meant to say: the quietist member of this forum!

I'm quietist now...

Satoko Fujii (sorry if I mentioned her already, but being at work I can't do a search and browse too long):

I just did, took me 1.874 seconds...! Will I now get nice remastered CD versions of the Priester, Rivers, Redman etc? Pu-lleeeeaze!

Happy birthday!

I wonder why they'd do this, brownie! Their earlier releases had lots of great alternates (think of the Wilen or the Brownie discs)!

I was afraid this was going to happen Got your PM! *********** Up for more subscribers! Prefferedly send an email to address in my post above. I will update the list of signed up posters later today. Then, I think I have enough US-posters who offered help, but if anyone that signs up now *could* help burning & sending discs, please tell me nevertheless, I might be glad about it later, if I get more subscriptions! ubu

Not a review, obviously, but I quite like the Rudd. It packs good energetic playing and fine solos, especially by Rudd - nice tunes too. I like the Rudd a lot, too! I think I posted a little write up (not a real review) in the "funny rat", you would certainly find it by looking for "Rudd" and me as member. ubu

So maybe that's why they won't bring us the Rivers and Priester and Redman on CD? They're not quietist enough!

it's a very nice date I find, with some repetitive, percussive "minimal" elements and Herbie in a particularly angular mood. I love "Inventions and Dimensions"! That was THE revelation when I got the Herbie box. The music has such a nice easy flow, it's very associative, very free (but never noisy). Killer cover, too, but for that one would have to buy the LP, I suppose... ubu

Susie Ibarra, Ikue Mori, Sylvie Courvoisier:

Wow, this is great news! A real nice series! I wonder why there were no new releases for four years, and now all of a sudden they continue the series?

*IMPORTANT FOR THOSE WHO MAY OFFER HELP* - my BFT has two CDRs, the second disc is two seconds short of 80 minutes, so if you ever had problems burning long discs, consider that before you offer help!

Checking the thread EKE linked I see we had that discussion already, seems like ubu is the old guy here...

Wrong, the Jazz in Paris - with one or two exceptions - had only sessions recorded in Paris. The London sessions of the Quintet of the Hot Club de France were not included in the various Djangos of the series. Disc 4 of the JSP volume 1 has the lot. 26 tracks, 75 minutes of it! They are also in one of the Fremeaux Django 2CD sets which supposedly have everything that Django ever recorded. Thanks brownie! Now is there any other way to get the music? Or is there more on the JSPs that is not part of the Mosaic or the Jazz in Paris discs?

So here's the list of those who have signed up so far: Europe couw > discs received deus62 > discs received brownie > discs received fent99 > discs received tjobbe > discs received Tom Storer > discs received tooter > discs received mikeweil > discs received EKE BBB > discs received mmilovan > discs received clunky > discs received D.D. > discs received Hans Koert > discs received "odd" ones Marcus Oliveira > discs received dutchmanx Nate Dorward > discs received indigo > discs received US - distributors Jim Dye > discs received John B > discs received Noj > discs received Big Al > discs received MartyJazz > discs received US Stefan Wood Dan Gould Bright Moments Jim R > discs received RDK > discs received catesta > discs received JSngry > discs received Man with the Golden Arm > discs received cannonball-addict > discs received .:.impossible > discs received Randy Hersom > discs received hardbopjazz gslade Rooster Ties > discs received Chaney > discs received So it seems with so many US helpers, we need some more sign ups from the US...