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I have an extra CD copy of Jimmy Smith's "Bucket" on Blue Note. Great condition $8.00 includes shipping to any US address. Check, MO, well concealed cash! Thanks, Mark

Robert, These are the originals with book and box and not "copies" as you not indicates??? m-

.....and some of us just don't have enough!!!

and one sent regarding Elvin!

...absolutely, don't wish your life away!

Highly unlikely!

Here's a photograph of Slide playing at the Indy Jazz Festival (Tribute to Jobim) yesterday!

...certainly not worth the asking price!

David, Caught the show; one of my favorites! Keep up the good work! Mark

...how about Monterey??? I'm making my first trip to the festival this year. Been to Monterey several times but never during the festival!!! Good luck at your other readings! Mark

Hope it was a good one, Kevin!

I photographed them a few years back and thought they were "ok"; not really my cup of tea! I don't own any of their music so I can't suggest anything.

As usually the booklet is richly documented. Many major labels would have to be inspired by it. Claude ←

Mark, I'll actually be staying in Indy this coming weekend for the Indy Jazz Fest. Not a ton of jazz at the festival but enough to make things interesting. Cedar will be good, I'm sure. Benny Green follows him the next week. I'm sure we'll hook up again soon. Thanks for the kind words on my photos! Mark

ts monk really looks like his pops in that photo!

He has been found "not guilty " of lewd acts on a child.....wow, what a surprise!

'Sheed needs to shut his mouth and score. That's his middle name!

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Here are a few images from the Dewey Redman show in Chicago tonight. First time I'd seen Dewey and thought the show was ok. I know nothing about the sidemen and don't recall their names. The show lasted only 45 minutes, which sucked! Joe Segal gave Dewey some heat about that but he just said "oh well". I was a little "underwhelmed" but it was ok.

Yes, the lighting is not really good at the Jazz Kitchen. It's ok if you're watching but shooting is another matter. There are so many red lights, they just kill the color images so I switched to b/w after the first few images. m-

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Here are a few images from last nights show at the Jazz Kitchen in Indy. I didn't keep track of the set list but Jazz Messenger was there and may have. His bank included Deon Parson on drums, Gerald Cannon on bass and Larry Willis on piano. Nice show, lots of energy! Mark

Jazzshrink, I think it's a damn good line up! I'll be there all weekend; let me know if you'll make it. Mark