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Amazon.de offer almost every VERVE MASTER EDITION for € 9.99!!! Some nice music, IMO: ... and many more!

>>> KLICK! <<< HMV (Japan) offer all Toshiba EMI Paper Sleeve for Yen 2.124 + shipping!

Miles Davis - Seven Steps: Complete The Complete Columbia Recordings of Miles Davis, 1963-64 - 7 CDs (Columbia) --> Sept 28 — includes material from the following albums: — Seven Steps to Heaven (studio, Apr-May 1963), with George Coleman (tenor sax), Ron Carter (bass) and either Victor Feldman (piano) & Frank Butler (drums) or Herbie Hancock (piano) & Tony Williams (drums); includes previously unreleased alternate takes of "Joshua" and two of "Seven Steps" with Feldman and a rehearsal take of "Seven Steps" with Hancock — Miles in Europe (Antibes, 27Jul1963), continuing w/ Coleman/Herbie Hancock/Carter/Tony Williams, with the previously unissued tunes "Bye Bye Blackbird" (16'47) & "Theme" (6'06), plus the unedited versions of "Autumn Leaves" (13'55), "Joshua" (11'36) and "All of You" (16'54) — the complete Philharmonic Hall concert (12Feb1964), with both sets complete and in performance order (originally issued out-of-sequence as My Funny Valentine and Four & More); includes previously unissued tune "Autumn Leaves" (10'40), plus introductions by Mort Fega & Billy Taylor — Miles in Tokyo (14Jul1964), with Sam Rivers on tenor sax — Miles in Berlin (25Sep1964), with Wayne Shorter on tenor sax; includes a previously unissued version of "Stella by Starlight" (12'54) — in all, set includes over an hour of previously unreleased music

That was fast! Thanks Hans.

I'm just looking around (CDJapan, HMV Japan) and found some impulse! Japan releases with street date "June 04". Are these brand new reissues like the BN TOCJ-6xxx-series or 2nd Editions of older releases? Did somebody listen to them? What about the sound quality?! Thanks!

'George Shearing & The Montgomery Brothers' on JAZZLAND. I like this one!

For everyone who can't await to see the OBI strip!!!

Hodges sessions (1951 - 1955) - again and again and again!!!

It is funny to see a lot of people selling their domestic or Japan Blue Notes on eBay or jazz boards in order to buy the new thing – the next edition series of a CD remastering. The first collection of Blue Note TOCJ are from the early & mid 90'ies, then the JRVG appeared in 1998, the US version followed in 1999 and now the TOCJ-6XXX hits the market. (Let's forget the SACD & DVD-A story. They are dead right from start!) I bought a lot of JRVG and was more disappointed than happy with them. Should I switch to the new TOCJ-6XXX series or go back to the older TOCJ???? NOPE, mates! Within the last two years I invest more and more of my money in good old vinyl and can recommend it to anybody. The sound of original pressings is beyond everything. We all know that. But even GXK's from KING or most TOCJ-vinyl from Toshiba are (by far) better than any CD edition ever produced. Hopefully the vinyl hype will end at some point in the near future because prices for vinyl are beginning to go crazy. Hmmm… I'm not the only one with this opinion, I think!

Amazon.de offer the Sonets for €9.99 (regular price, no special offer)!

I have the original STEREO release from 1959. I'll never ever sell this gem! Tunes length are: Things Ain't What They Used to Be 10:40 Blue 'N Boogie 8:08 After Hours 8:15 Star Eyes 10:20

"Horace Silver - All (1/17/72, 2/14/72)" and "Bobby Hutcherson - Now (11/5/69)" will be released as Conns later this year.

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Ditto with DSL!

Hey Late, hopefully Mosaic will release "First time out" before your 97th birthday. I think so! B) Recommendations by Hans & Late

If I'm not mistaken ... Marsh was such a bad übermotherfucker!

He used lenses from the 1920ies, old cameras and sound equipment. In addition they carefully scratched the negative.

Les McCann - On time I voted for Django in the "Mosiac Guitar Poll Thread". But the Joe Pass box is brilliant too.

YES!!!

I have the Joe Pass, Django and Johnny Smith and voted for the Django. But all three boxes are "MUST HAVES"!!!

Interesting how many of these New York pressing made it to Europe. Did people carry their collections overseas, or order from the States, or were early American (especially New York) pressing Blue Notes carried in European shops as a matter of course? I'm not sure but I think that "early" Blue Note's were only pressed in the States. The only european pressing I own is a german blue/white Liberty pressing. Art Blakey/Roots and herbs.

Josea Taylor on 'The Centaur and the Phoenix'/Yusef Lateef. Wonderful session!

Nothing but CRAZY! Horace Silver, 47 W 63rd NYC Three Sounds, 47 W 63rd NYC