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Same here, but still sad news. Love those discs with the Mulligan quartet, brownie - and you were there, wow! Of course the Getz stuff is all classic.

"The complete King Ubu beheadings - the frozen broom series" (there are other volumes available, of course

The first one just lost his head, which made the second one in line lose his mind and escape, however, our true servants Pile and Cotice are now dragging him back. Let him have more luck than the first

We would yet have to try, but it would of course not hurt us polish kings - however, we would definitely let some of our subjects have a first try!

sure is true - don't ask me why, but many people here think we need that, I suppose. ubu

Boy, haven't heard that kind of attitude since, oh, about 1941-1945. In Europe WWII began in 1939, not 1941. yes, of course, but the US only came to know about it in 1941

(Leeway: take it easy - Switzerland was not actually ever a Nazi-state, BUT they did collaborate, and to an extent that was more than what would have been needed to survive. But, another BUT: those years have been meticulously documented in the nineties, huge reports by renowned historians in a way hardly ever a nation worked on its own history.) ubu

Thanks, Eric & Garth! Sounds like a nice set, indeed! I'll put in on my "list"... ubu

Ok - otherwise the mistake would not have been on all of the reissue's copies.

not much else I spin, besides jazz, but I definitely love these two!

hope you'll be seeing a great film! happy birthday ubu

Mark, do you have the CD that looks like the one in my first post, or do you have this one: If you indeed have this one, it's very strange:

Sam Rivers now on Jazz on BBC3: Listen here: http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio/aod/radio3_aod.shtml?jon3 There's some problem with sound, though. What a pity!

couple of examples... don't drink them all at once!

Happy birthday!

The king loves grappa! no particular favourite. You can get a good (or at least decent) one in almost every café/restaurant/bar here...

Yes. Vol. 4 collects alternates. Good stuff!

Thanks, Berigan. I have the first four tracks, in this case! Brownian Motion, if you see this, could you please type up the musicians? thanks, ubu Bill Coleman-trumpet & flugelhorn Danny Doriz-vibes Rolf Buhrer-valve trombone Patrice Authier-piano Henry Tischitz-bass Michel Denis-drums Better late than never. Al Thanks!

Thanks Mike, I do have the crappy Interaction/Sing me softly disc, but I didn't know there was a second one with other two albums! I have both of those on vinyl (maybe original, I don't really care, but I paid a lot, I remember that).

I wish someone would reissue the nice Atlantic quartet albums! The live one, Interaction, the one with swedish songs, and what's the fourth one? They're all excellent! Another favourite of mine is the "Jazztet meets John Lewis" album - maybe the Farmer album I love most. I still have to get the Mosaic, but I do have several of the albums included, and they're all excellent! ubu

Finally got this one! A great compilation, indeed! Only I'd wish for a complete discography! Amazon UK has it for 9 £. ubu Thanks for the link ubu. I actually managed to order it from one of their Marketplace sellers for £2.16 a short while ago. You're going to like it!

long live NRA! You can kill someone with a car as well.... sure, long live suvs!

Welcome to this board, Mr. Malik! You're right of course about Edwards/Jackson, sorry for that! I was posting that when being at work and didn't have my CDs there... ubu

I guess I'm safe to assume you have this one: My Harris is pretty thin, this one, two Three Sounds CDs (Lighthouse, Black Orchid), and a swiss live recording (you certainly have that one, Dan? First set in quartet, second set with Frank Wess, Johnny Griffin [drunk], and Clark Terry sitting in). "Blue Hour" is just that - late night music, very easy, very laid back. A classic. ubu

long live NRA!