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I have the following CDs for sale or trade. Shipping within the US is included. All of my CDs (including inserts) are in excellent condition unless otherwise noted. I prefer to receive payments in PayPal -- from bank accounts only; my account cannot handle payments from credit or debit cards. XXX: sold or on hold $37.50 each XXXColeman Hawkins, “The Hawk Swings” (DIW Japan) [2-CD set; quintet w/ T. Jones, E. Costa, Duvivier, O. Johnson] Ken Peplowski, “Memories of You” (Venus Japan/TKCV-35399) 2-CD set w/ obi [quartet w/ T. Rosenthal] $21.50 each Marilyn Crispell, “Nothing Ever Was Anyway” (ECM) [2-CD set; trio w/ Peacock, P. Motian] Jazz Quintet ‘60 (Metronome) [Danish quintet w/ N.-H. Orsted Petersen] Lee Konitz, “Jazz Nocturne” (Venus Japan/TKCV 35063) obi [quartet w/ K. Barron, J. Genus, K. Washington] Steve Kuhn, “Temptation” (Venus Japan/TKCV 35098) obi [trio w/ B. Williams, B. Drummond] Steve Kuhn, “Plays Standards” (Venus Japan/TKCV 35395) obi [trio w/ B. Williams, A. Foster] XXXCharlie Mariano, “Jazz Portrait of Charlie Mariano” (Regina Japan/ABCJ-550) obi [various size groups w/ Brookmeyer, J. Hall, J. Byard, R. Davis, A. Heath, M. Lewis, et al.] Ken Peplowski, “When You Wish Upon a Star” (Tenor Sax set) (Venus Japan/TKCV-35414) obi [quartet w/ T. Rosenthal] Ken Peplowski, “When You Wish Upon a Star” (Clarinet set) (Venus Japan/TKCV-35415) obi [quartet w/ T. Rosenthal] $17.50 each Sonny Rollins, “On Impulse!” (Impulse! Japan/UCCI 9149) sealed [24-bit remaster in jewel case; quartet w/ R. Bryant, W. Booker, M. Roker] Sambalanco Trio, “Nana” (Bomba Japan/BOM 1903) [trio w/ A. Moreira] Sambalanco Trio, “Reencontro com Sambalanco Trio” (Bomba Japan/BOM 1518) obi [trio w/ A. Moreira] V.A., “The Commodore Story” (Commodore) [2-CD set of highlights from the Commodore sessions; w/ booklet & slipcase] $12.50 each Chet Baker, “In Paris” (EmArcy Japan/UCCU 5176) obi [20-bit; selections from 1955-1956 Barclay sessions; Twardzik, Boland, etc.] Phil Bancroft, “Headlong” (Caber - Scotland) [quartet w/ R. Anderson, T. Stronen] XXXBill Coleman, “The Complete Philips Recordings” (Gitanes/Universal) [2-CD set from Jazz in Paris series] Henri Crolla, “Le long des rues” (Gitanes/Universal) [2-CD set from Jazz in Paris series] Stan Getz & the Kenny Clarke-Francy Boland Big Band, “Change of Scenes” (Verve) oop Conrad Herwig, “Hieroglyphica” (Criss Cross) [quartet w/ Charlap, J. Genus, G. Jackson] Keith Jarrett, “Somewhere Before” (Atlantic Japan/WPCR 25007) obi [trio w/ Haden, Motian] Sal Salvador, “Quintet/Quartet” & “Kenton Presents” (Blue Note/Capitol) oop [sokolow, E. Costa, J. Williams] Bobo Stenson, “Goodbye” (ECM) oop [trio w/ Jormin, Motian] Bebo Valdes & El Cigala, “Lagrimas Negras” (BMG Japan) [Japan version in jewel case w/ obi] $11.50 each Bix Beiderbecke, “Dardanella” (BMG Japan/BVCJ 37167) obi Ruby Braff, “Goes ‘Girl Crazy’” (Warner Bros./Wounded Bird) [sextet w/ A. Cohn, J. Hall, H. Jones, Duvivier] Don Byron, “Romance with the Unseen” (Blue Note) oop [quartet w/ Frisell, D. Gress, DeJohnette] Bill Charlap & Renee Rosnes, “Double Portrait” (Blue Note) [duos] Kenny Dorham, “Matador”/”Inta Somethin’” (Blue Note) [quintets w/ J. McLean, Timmons, W. Bishop, L. Vinnegar, A. Taylor; some significant scraches on CD that do not affect sound] Fly, “Sky & Country” (ECM) [trio w/ M. Turner, L. Grenadier, J. Ballard] Bill Frisell, Ron Carter, & Paul Motian (Nonesuch) [trio] Gordon Grdina, “Think Like the Waves” (Songlinees) [trio w/ Peacock, Motian] Billy Hart Quartet (Highnote) [quartet w/ M. Turner, E. Iverson, B. Sheets] Yuri Honing, “Seven” (Challenge) [quartet w/ Bley, Peacock, Motian] Keith Jarrett, “Yesterdays” (ECM) [trio w/ Peacock, DeJohnette] Steve Kuhn, “Mostly Coltrane” (ECM) [quartet w/ Lovano, J. Baron] Gerry Mulligan, “California Concerts”, vol. 1 (Pacific Jazz) [quartet w/ Eardley, R. Mitchell, C. Hamilton] Gerry Mulligan, “California Concerts”, vol. 2 (Pacific Jazz) [quartet, sextet w/ Eardley, Brookmeyer, Z. Sims, R. Mitchell, C. Hamilton] Gerry Mulligan, “Pleyel Concert”, vol. 1 (Vogue/BMG) [quartet w/ Brookmeyer, E, Mitchell, Isola] [some wear on the edges of digipack] Gerry Mulligan, “Pleyel Concert”, vol. 2 (Vogue/BMG) [quartet w/ Brookmeyer, E, Mitchell, Isola] [some wear on the edges of digipack, & some scratches on the back of digipack] John Patitucci, “Remembrance” (Concord) [trio w/ Lovano, B. Blade] Bill Perkins & Richie Kamuca, “Tenors Head On” (Pacific Jazz) [quintets w/ Jolly, H. Hawes, R. Mitchell, S. Levey, M. Lewis; some v. small scratches that do not affect sound] Walter Perkins, “MJT + 3” (Vee Jay/Koch) [quintet w/ Strozier, H. Mabern, B. Cranshaw] Zoot Sims Quartet & Sextet (Vogue/BMG) [1950 & 1953 recordings in Paris w/ Rosolino, Renaud, G. Wiggins, Michelot, K. Clarke] Clark Terry & Bob Brookmeyer, “The Power of Positive Swinging” (Mainstream/Legacy) [quintet w/ Kellaway, Crow, D. Bailey] George Wallington, “The Prestidigitator” (Atlantic/Wounded Bird) [quartet, quintet w/ J.R. Monterose, T. Kotick, N. Stabulas]

I have the following CDs for sale or trade. Shipping within the US is included. All of my CDs (including inserts) are in excellent condition unless otherwise noted. I prefer to receive payments in PayPal -- from bank accounts only; my account cannot handle payments from credit or debit cards. XXX: on hold. $35.50 each Gerry Hemingway, “Outerbridge Crossing” (Sound Aspects) [quintet w/ R. Anderson, Mott, Reijseger, Helias; super rare] $22.50 each Quatuor Aerolithes, “Aerolithes” (Vand’oeuvre - France) [quartet w/ D. Lazro, M. Doneda] Anthony Braxton, “Donna Lee” (America) mini-LP [quartet w/ M. Smith, P. Warren, O. Johnson] $15.50 each Joe McPhee, Daunik Lazro, Raymond Boni, & Claude Tchamitchian, “Next to You” (Emouvance - France) [quartet] $13.50 each AMM, “Before Driving to the Chapel…” (Matchless) [tro w/ Rowe, Tilbury, Prevost] Han Bennink & Steve Beresford, “BB+B (in Edam)” (ICP) [duo] Michiel Braam & Frank Nielander, “Two Penguins in the Desert” (Peng) [duo] John Carter & Bobby Bradford, “Seeking” (Hat Art 6085) [quartet] Ingrid Laubrock, “Sleepthief” (Intakt) [trio w/ L. Noble, T. Rainey] Madly You, “Madly You” (Potlatch) [quartet w/ D. Lazro, Zingaro, Leandre, P. Lovens] Rudi Mahall, Mircea Tiberian, Marcin Oles, & Brat Oles, “Contemporary Quartet Plays…” (Not Two) obi [quartet] Joe Morris, “Sweat Shop” (Riti) oop [trio w/ S. Steinberg, J. Deupree] Didier Petit, “NOHC” (In Situ) [quartet w/ D. Lazro] Didier Petit, “NOHC on the Road” (Leo) [quartet w/ D. Lazro] Torben Snekkestad, “Conic Folded” (Ilk) [Giuffre-inspired trio w/ J. Balke, J. Westergaard] $12.50 each Sean Bergin & Ernst Reijseger, “Mistakes” (Data) [duo] Michiel Braam, “Michiel vs. Braam” (BBB) [solo; incl. lead sheets] Michiel Braam’s Wurli Trio, “Hosting Changes” (BBB) [trio] Chick Corea, David Holland, & Barry Altschul, “A.R.C.” (ECM) [trio] XXXDetail, “In Time Was” (Circulasione Totale) [quartet w/ B. Bradford, F. Gjerstad, J. Dyani, J. Stevens; 2 slight dimples on front booklet from tabs of jewel case cover] Dig d’Diz, “One” (Riff) [bs-g-b trio; van der Grinten] Dig d’Diz Meets the Mondrian String Quartet (Bimhuis) [bs-g-b trio w/ a string quartet; van der Grinten] Double Duo, “Crossword Puzzle” (Libra - Japan) mini-LP w/ obi [quartet w/ M. Mengelberg, Fujii] 4Walls, “and the world aint square” (Red Note - Holland) [quartet; V. Weston, L. Ex, Vatcher, Minton] 4Walls, “Which Side are You On?” (Red Note - Holland) [quartet; V. Weston, L. Ex, Vatcher, Minton] XXXFrode Gjerstad, Hasse Paulsen, Nick Stephens, & Louis Moholo, “Calling Signals” (Loose Torque) [quartet] XXXFrode Gjerstad, Lol Coxhill, Nick Stephens, & Louis Moholo, “Calling Signals 08: From Café Oto” (Loose Torque) [quartet] Ernst Glerum, “Omnibus One” (Favorite) [trio, quartet w/ Bennink] Ig Henneman, “In Grassetto” (Wig) [quintet w/ de Joode, van Duynhoven] Ig Henneman, “Pes” (Wig) [quartet w/ M. Oliver, Honsinger, de Joode] Yuri Honing & Misha Mengelberg, “Playing” (Challenge) [duo] Yuri Honing & Misha Mengelberg, “Lively” (Buzz) [trio w/ Reijseger] Maria Kannegaard, “Breaking the Surface” (ACT - Germany) [trio w/ Eilertsen, T. Stronen] Lee Konitz & Martial Solal, “Duplicity” (Horo/Atomic) [duo] Tony Malaby, “Warblepeck” (Songlines) [trio w/ F. Lonberg-Holm, J. Hollenbeck] Michael Moore, “Neglige” (Ramboy) [quartet w/ Maguire, Reijseger, Vatcher] Michael Moore, “Osiris” (Ramboy) [quintet w/ Vloeimans] Michael Moore, “Fragile” (Ramboy) [quartet w/ Vatcher; duo w/ A. Baars] Gianluca Petrella, “X-Ray” (Auand - Italy) [quartet w/ Girotto, P. Rogers] Play Station 6, “#1” (Evil Rabbit) [sextet; Boeren, Delius, A. Kaufmann, Lovens] Tom Rainey, “Pool School” (Clean Feed) [trio w/ I. Laubrock, M. Halvorson] Der Rote Bereich, “Love Me Tender” (ACT - Germany) [trio; R. Mahall, F. Moebus, J. Schroeder] Der Rote Bereich, “Live in Montereaux” (ACT - Germany) [trio; R. Mahall, F. Moebus, J. Schroeder] Sealed Knot, “and we disappear” (Another Timbre) [trio w/ B. Beins, R. Davies, M. Wastell] Paul Termos, “Sessions”, vol. 1 (X-Or) [duo w/ M. Mengelberg] Paul Termos, “Sessions”, vol. 2 (X-Or) [duo w. W. Hijmans] Thirteen Ways (GM Recording) [trio w/ F. Hersch, M. Moore, G. Hemingway] Thirteen Ways, “Focus” (Palmetto) [trio w/ F. Hersch, M. Moore, G. Hemingway] Bo van de Graaf, Michiel Braam, & Fred van Duynhoven, “Niet met de deuren slaan” (VPRO) [trio] Robert Jan Vermeulen, “Ugly Beauty” (Daybreak - Holland) [quartet w/ B. Herman, H. Bennink] Wolter Wierbos, Anton Goudsmit, & Victor de Boo, “Live at the Bimhuis” (Trytone) [trio] $11.50 each Muhal Richard Abrams, George Lewis, & Roscoe Mitchell, “Streaming” (Pi) [trio] Ray Anderson, “Bonemeal” (Raybone) [quartet w/ Helias, M. Wilson] Available Jelly (Ramboy) [sextet w/ M. Moore, Vatcher] Available Jelly, “In Full Flail” (Ramboy) [quartet w/ E. Boeren, M. Moore, Vatcher] [some scratches on back of digipack] Blueprint Project w/ Han Bennink, “People I Like” (CNM) [quartet] Bobby Bradford, Frode Gjerstad, Ingebridt Haker Flaten, Paal Nilssen-Love, “Reknes” (Circ Totale) [quartet] Anthony Braxton, “For Alto” (Delmark) [solo] Conference Call, “Live at the Outpost Performance Space” (482 Music) [quartet w/ Ullmann, J. Fonda, Hemingway] Mark Helias, “Fictionary” (GM) [quartet w/ Eskelin, M. Feldman, T. Rainey] Mark Helias, “Come Ahead Back…” (Koch) [trio w/ Eskelin, T. Rainey] David Holland, “Conference of the Birds” (ECM) [quartet w/ S. Rivers, Braxton, Altschul] Sven-Ake Johansson, “Six Little Pieces for Quintet” (Hatology) [quintet w/ A. Doerner, R. Mahall, S. Sandell, M. Bauer] Bill McHenry’s Whoopie Pie, “Sweet” (Veal) [a kind of tongue-in-cheek power trio] Misha Mengelberg, “The Root of the Problem” (Hatology) [duos, trios w/ S. Potts, Heberer] Anthony Ortega, “New Dance” (Hat Art) [trio, duo; jewel case ed.] Thomas Stronen, “Rica” (Challenge - Holland) [quartet w/ F. Ljungkvist, B. Stenson, M. Eilertsen] Thomas Stronen, “Parish” (ECM) [quartet w/ F. Ljungkvist, B. Stenson, M. Eilertsen] Aki Takase & Rudi Mahall, “The Dessert” (Leo) [duo] Dylan van der Schyff, “The Definition of a Toy” (Songlines) [quintet; B. Turner, M. Moore, A. Kaufmann, Helias] Michel Wintsch, Gerry Hemingway, Baenz Oester, “The Current Underneath” (Leo) [trio, quartet w/ R. Anderson] Michel Wintsch, Gerry Hemingway, Baenz Oester, “Less is More” (Clean Feed) [trio] Jack Wright, “As Is” (Spring Garden Music) Non-jazz: Classical -- $24.50 each J.S. Bach, Solo Violin Sonatas & Partitas played by Viktoria Mullova (Onyx) [2-CD set] J.S. Bach, Sonatas for Violin & Harpsichord or Continuo played by Viktoria Mullova & Ottavio Dantone (Onyx) [2-CD set] Flamenco -- $13.50 each [Note: El Camaron is considered by many to be the best flamenco singer of recent times; these are 2 of his famous collaboration with Paco de Lucia.] El Camaron de la Isla & Paco de Lucia, “Canastera” (Philips - Spain) El Camaron de la Isla & Paco de Lucia, “Caminito de Totana” (Philips - Spain)

Thanks, Brownie. Do you mean that those Fresh Sound CDs are drawn from real masters, and not from LPs? That would be great, as there are a couple of other Dauntless recordings that I would like to get.

Is anyone familiar with this? Is it a hokey novelty item, or is it interesting music? I think there is a Spanish CD of it, and am interested. But I could not find any sound clips.

I've just read about Whitney Balliett, and am thinking about getting a book of some of his reviews. Am wondering which one to get. Is his "Collected Works" the one to get? Or is there some other book that is a better collection/introduction? Any advice would be much appreciated. Thanks.

I've been listening to a couple of Ruby Braff recordings with Sam Margolis on tenor. These are "Ruby Braff Special" (Vanguard) and "Swinging with Ruby Braff" (Jazztone). Margolis seems to have been a player much influenced by Lester Young, but much more upbeat -- without the eerie neuroses of Young. Does anyone know anything about Margolis and about what other recordings he played on?

I think at least 2 of the 3 we are talking about have been remastered & re-issued in Japan before -- that is, at a date later than when those awful domestic releases with purple borders were out. Couldn't Sony USA have borrowed/leased the remasterings from Sony Japan? In any case, I hope these are remasters w/ original covers.

I'm rather new to LP buying, and noticed that some classical LPs are marked "Quadraphonic". Do these sound like other, regular LPs on regular stereo? Thanks in advance.

As for non-jazz acts, the Police! I wish we had 3 more albums from the bums! Interesting. They would be a candidate for a "3 less" thread for me; after the first two, I lost interest. I think the last 3 are more uneven than the first 2; but each of the last 3 have some songs that are some of their best, in my opinion. "Synchronicity 2" is their absolute best. Of course, I may be biased because I started to listen to them (and pop music in general) in about 1983.

Great. I usually go with Newbury & ImportCD, but they happen to not have a set I want. Will try blowit.

As for non-jazz acts, the Police! I wish we had 3 more albums from the bums!

I've had good experience with buying from Newbury Comics on Amazon. Am wondering whether people have had good experience with the Amazon seller called blowitoutahere. For instance, can one assume that they won't send a promo or cutout? Thanks in advance.

Up with many additions.

Up for air.

Ah, I should have thought of Brownie. But I will stick with Booker Little. I think he was onto more unusual & singular things. My runner-ups to (2): Tina Brooks, Thad Jones, Louis Smith, and Cecil Taylor of the late 1950s and early 1960s.

Here are a couple of frivolous questions. (1) Lots of great jazz musicians died quite young. Who, aside from Charlie Parker, do you most wish had lived a little longer to record 3 more albums? (2) Who do you most wish had recorded 3 (additional) albums with Alfred Lion? I expect many will name John Coltrane. My own answer to both questions: Booker Little. His 4 albums are all astounding; and he seems to have been on a very steep upward trajectory. Too bad he died so early.

I have the following CDs for sale or trade. Shipping within the US is included. All of my CDs (including inserts) are in excellent condition unless otherwise noted. I prefer to receive payments in PayPal -- from bank accounts only; my account cannot handle payments from credit or debit cards. XXX: sold $37.50 each Coleman Hawkins, “The Hawk Swings” (DIW Japan) [2-CD set; quintet w/ T. Jones, E. Costa, Duvivier, O. Johnson] Ken Peplowski, “Memories of You” (Venus Japan/TKCV-35399) 2-CD set w/ obi [quartet w/ T. Rosenthal] $21.50 each Marilyn Crispell, “Nothing Ever Was Anyway” (ECM) [2-CD set; trio w/ Peacock, P. Motian] Jazz Quintet ‘60 (Metronome) [Danish quintet w/ N.-H. Orsted Petersen] Lee Konitz, “Jazz Nocturne” (Venus Japan/TKCV 35063) obi [quartet w/ K. Barron, J. Genus, K. Washington] Steve Kuhn, “Temptation” (Venus Japan/TKCV 35098) obi [trio w/ B. Williams, B. Drummond] Steve Kuhn, “Plays Standards” (Venus Japan/TKCV 35395) obi [trio w/ B. Williams, A. Foster] Charlie Mariano, “Jazz Portrait of Charlie Mariano” (Regina Japan/ABCJ-550) obi [various size groups w/ Brookmeyer, J. Hall, J. Byard, R. Davis, A. Heath, M. Lewis, et al.] Ken Peplowski, “When You Wish Upon a Star” (Tenor Sax set) (Venus Japan/TKCV-35414) obi [quartet w/ T. Rosenthal] Ken Peplowski, “When You Wish Upon a Star” (Clarinet set) (Venus Japan/TKCV-35415) obi [quartet w/ T. Rosenthal] Sonny Rollins, “Plays” (Venus Japan/TKCZ 79506) obi [20-bit remaster; quintet; Thad Jones Ensemble on 2nd half of CD] $17.50 each Sonny Rollins, “On Impulse!” (Impulse! Japan/UCCI 9149) sealed [24-bit remaster in jewel case; quartet w/ R. Bryant, W. Booker, M. Roker] Sambalanco Trio, “Nana” (Bomba Japan/BOM 1903) [trio w/ A. Moreira] Sambalanco Trio, “Reencontro com Sambalanco Trio” (Bomba Japan/BOM 1518) obi [trio w/ A. Moreira] V.A., “The Commodore Story” (Commodore) [2-CD set of highlights from the Commodore sessions; w/ booklet & slipcase] $12.50 each Chet Baker, “In Paris” (EmArcy Japan/UCCU 5176) obi [20-bit; selections from 1955-1956 Barclay sessions; Twardzik, Boland, etc.] Phil Bancroft, “Headlong” (Caber - Scotland) [quartet w/ R. Anderson, T. Stronen] Bill Coleman, “The Complete Philips Recordings” (Gitanes/Universal) [2-CD set from Jazz in Paris series] Henri Crolla, “Le long des rues” (Gitanes/Universal) [2-CD set from Jazz in Paris series] Stan Getz & the Kenny Clarke-Francy Boland Big Band, “Change of Scenes” (Verve) oop Conrad Herwig, “Hieroglyphica” (Criss Cross) [quartet w/ Charlap, J. Genus, G. Jackson] Keith Jarrett, “Somewhere Before” (Atlantic Japan/WPCR 25007) obi [trio w/ Haden, Motian] Sal Salvador, “Quintet/Quartet” & “Kenton Presents” (Blue Note) oop [sokolow, E. Costa, J. Williams] Bobo Stenson, “Goodbye” (ECM) oop [trio w/ Jormin, Motian] Bebo Valdes & El Cigala, “Lagrimas Negras” (BMG Japan) [Japan version in jewel case w/ obi] $11.50 each Bix Beiderbecke, “Dardanella” (BMG Japan/BVCJ 37167) obi Don Byron, “Romance with the Unseen” (Blue Note) oop [quartet w/ Frisell, D. Gress, DeJohnette] Fly, “Sky & Country” (ECM) [trio w/ M. Turner, L. Grenadier, J. Ballard] Bill Frisell, Ron Carter, & Paul Motian (Nonesuch) [trio] Gordon Grdina, “Think Like the Waves” (Songlinees) [trio w/ Peacock, Motian] Billy Hart Quartet (Highnote) [quartet w/ M. Turner, E. Iverson, B. Sheets] Yuri Honing, “Seven” (Challenge) [quartet w/ Bley, Peacock, Motian] Keith Jarrett, “Yesterdays” (ECM) [trio w/ Peacock, DeJohnette] Steve Kuhn, “Mostly Coltrane” (ECM) [quartet w/ Lovano, J. Baron] XXXJoe Lovano & Hank Jones, “Kids: Live at Dizzy’s Club Coca-Cola” (Blue Note) [duo] Gerry Mulligan, “California Concerts”, vol. 1 (Pacific Jazz) [quartet w/ Eardley, R. Mitchell, C. Hamilton] Gerry Mulligan, “California Concerts”, vol. 2 (Pacific Jazz) [quartet, sextet w/ Eardley, Brookmeyer, Z. Sims, R. Mitchell, C. Hamilton] Gerry Mulligan, “Pleyel Concert”, vol. 1 (Vogue/BMG) [quartet w/ Brookmeyer, E, Mitchell, Isola] [some wear on the edges of digipack] Gerry Mulligan, “Pleyel Concert”, vol. 2 (Vogue/BMG) [quartet w/ Brookmeyer, E, Mitchell, Isola] [some wear on the edges of digipack, & some scratches on the back of digipack] XXXCharlie Parker, “The Charlie Parker Story on Dial”, vol. 1 (Dial Japan/TOCJ 6123) obi John Patitucci, “Remembrance” (Concord) [trio w/ Lovano, B. Blade] XXXKen Peplowski, “Noir Blue” (Capri) [quartet w/ Leonhart, LaBarbera] Walter Perkins, “MJT + 3” (Vee Jay/Koch) [quintet w/ Strozier, H. Mabern, B. Cranshaw] Enrico Rava, “New York Days” (ECM) [quintet w/ M. Turner, Bollani, L. Grenadier, P. Motian] Zoot Sims Quartet & Sextet (Vogue/BMG) [1950 & 1953 recordings in Paris w/ Rosolino, Renaud, G. Wiggins, Michelot, K. Clarke] Clark Terry & Bob Brookmeyer, “The Power of Positive Swinging” (Mainstream/Legacy) [quintet w/ Kellaway, Crow, D. Bailey] Matt Wilson, “Humidity” (Palmetto) [quartet w/ A. D’Angelo, J. Lederer] Matt Wilson, “Wake Up! (To What’s Happening)” (Palmetto) [quartet w/ T. Stafford, L. Goldings] Matt Wilson, “The Scenic Route” (Palmetto) [quartet w/ T. Stafford, G. Versace] Matt Wilson, “That’s Gonna Leave a Mark” (Palmetto) [quartet w/ A. D’Angelo, J. Lederer, C. Lightcap]

I have the following CDs for sale or trade. Shipping within the US is included. All of my CDs (including inserts) are in excellent condition unless otherwise noted. I prefer to receive payments in PayPal -- from bank accounts only; my account cannot handle payments from credit or debit cards. XXX: sold $92.50 for 6-CD box set XXXNight and Day, “Plays Them All” (Edition Artelier) [rare 6-CD set of the quartet of Rudiger Carl, Alexander von. Schlippenbach, Jay Oliver, Sven-Ake Johansson playing bebop standards; booklet in German, a folded poster of the 4 musicians, slipcase] See informative review: http://www.bagatellen.com/archives/features/000451.html $35.50 each Gerry Hemingway, “Outerbridge Crossing” (Sound Aspects) [quintet w/ R. Anderson, Mott, Reijseger, Helias; super rare] $22.50 each Quatuor Aerolithes, “Aerolithes” (Vand’oeuvre - France) [quartet w/ D. Lazro, M. Doneda] Anthony Braxton, “Donna Lee” (America) mini-LP [quartet w/ M. Smith, P. Warren, O. Johnson] $15.50 each Joe McPhee, Daunik Lazro, Raymond Boni, & Claude Tchamitchian, “Next to You” (Emouvance - France) [quartet] $13.50 each XXXAMM, “The Nameless Uncarved Rock” (Matchless) [quartet w/ Gare, Rowe, Tilbury, Prevost] AMM, “Before Driving to the Chapel…” (Matchless) [tro w/ Rowe, Tilbury, Prevost] Han Bennink & Steve Beresford, “BB+B (in Edam)” (ICP) [duo] Michiel Braam & Frank Nielander, “Two Penguins in the Desert” (Peng) [duo] John Carter & Bobby Bradford, “Seeking” (Hat Art 6085) [quartet] XXXAgusti Fernandez, Barry Guy, & Ramon Lopez, “Aurora” (Maya) [trio] XXXAgusti Fernandez, “un llamp que no s’acaba mai” (Psi) [trio w/ J. Edwards, M. Sanders] XXXIskra 1903, “Frankfurt 1991” (Emanem) [trio w/ P. Rutherford, Wachsmann, B. Guy] XXXIskra 1903 (Maya) [trio w/ P. Rutherford, Wachsmann, B. Guy] Madly You, “Madly You” (Potlatch) [quartet w/ D. Lazro, Zingaro, Leandre, P. Lovens] XXXPeter McPhail, Tom Moore, & Eddie Prevost, “Resoundings + Resound” (Matchless) [trio] XXXJoe McPhee, Evan Parker, & Daunik Lazro (Vand’oeuvre - France) [trio] Joe Morris, “Sweat Shop” (Riti) oop [trio w/ S. Steinberg, J. Deupree] XXXEvan Parker, “Waterloo 1985” (Emanem) [quartet w/ P. Rutherford, H. Schneider, P. Lytton] XXXEvan Parker et al., “Free Zone Appleby 2004” (Psi) [duos, trios w/ B. Guy, Lytton, Wachsmann, J. Ryan] Didier Petit, “NOHC” (In Situ) [quartet w/ D. Lazro] Didier Petit, “NOHC on the Road” (Leo) [quartet w/ D. Lazro] XXXAlexander von Schlippenbach, “Twelve-Tone Tales”, vol. 1 (Intakct) [solo] Torben Snekkestad, “Conic Folded” (Ilk) [Giuffre-inspired trio w/ J. Balke, J. Westergaard] $12.50 each Sean Bergin & Ernst Reijseger, “Mistakes” (Data) [duo] Michiel Braam, “Michiel vs. Braam” (BBB) [solo; incl. lead sheets] Michiel Braam’s Wurli Trio, “Hosting Changes” (BBB) [trio] XXXRudiger Carl & Sven-Ake Johansson, “Djungelmusik med sang” (Haepna) [duo] Chick Corea, David Holland, & Barry Altschul, “A.R.C.” (ECM) [trio] Detail, “In Time Was” (Circulasione Totale) [quartet w/ B. Bradford, F. Gjerstad, J. Dyani, J. Stevens; 2 slight dimples on front booklet from tabs of jewel case cover] Dig d’Diz, “One” (Riff) [bs-g-b trio; van der Grinten] Dig d’Diz Meets the Mondrian String Quartet (Bimhuis) [bs-g-b trio w/ a string quartet; van der Grinten] Double Duo, “Crossword Puzzle” (Libra - Japan) mini-LP w/ obi [quartet w/ M. Mengelberg, Fujii] 4Walls, “and the world aint square” (Red Note - Holland) [quartet; V. Weston, L. Ex, Vatcher, Minton] 4Walls, “Which Side are You On?” (Red Note - Holland) [quartet; V. Weston, L. Ex, Vatcher, Minton] Frode Gjerstad, Hasse Paulsen, Nick Stephens, & Louis Moholo, “Calling Signals” (Loose Torque) [quartet] Frode Gjerstad, Lol Coxhill, Nick Stephens, & Louis Moholo, “Calling Signals 08: From Café Oto” (Loose Torque) [quartet] Ernst Glerum, “Omnibus One” (Favorite) [trio, quartet w/ Bennink] Ig Henneman, “In Grassetto” (Wig) [quintet w/ de Joode, van Duynhoven] Ig Henneman, “Pes” (Wig) [quartet w/ M. Oliver, Honsinger, de Joode] Yuri Honing & Misha Mengelberg, “Playing” (Challenge) [duo] Yuri Honing & Misha Mengelberg, “Lively” (Buzz) [trio w/ Reijseger] Maria Kannegaard, “Breaking the Surface” (ACT - Germany) [trio w/ Eilertsen, T. Stronen] Michael Moore, “Neglige” (Ramboy) [quartet w/ Maguire, Reijseger, Vatcher] Michael Moore, “Osiris” (Ramboy) [quintet w/ Vloeimans] Michael Moore, “Fragile” (Ramboy) [quartet w/ Vatcher; duo w/ A. Baars] Gianluca Petrella, “X-Ray” (Auand - Italy) [quartet w/ Girotto, P. Rogers] Play Station 6, “#1” (Evil Rabbit) [sextet; Boeren, Delius, A. Kaufmann, Lovens] Der Rote Bereich, “Love Me Tender” (ACT - Germany) [trio; R. Mahall, F. Moebus, J. Schroeder] Der Rote Bereich, “Live in Montereaux” (ACT - Germany) [trio; R. Mahall, F. Moebus, J. Schroeder] Paul Termos, “Sessions”, vol. 1 (X-Or) [duo w/ M. Mengelberg] Paul Termos, “Sessions”, vol. 2 (X-Or) [duo w. W. Hijmans] Thirteen Ways (GM Recording) [trio w/ F. Hersch, M. Moore, G. Hemingway] Thirteen Ways, “Focus” (Palmetto) [trio w/ F. Hersch, M. Moore, G. Hemingway] Bo van de Graaf, Michiel Braam, & Fred van Duynhoven, “Niet met de deuren slaan” (VPRO) [trio] Robert Jan Vermeulen, “Ugly Beauty” (Daybreak - Holland) [quartet w/ B. Herman, H. Bennink] Wolter Wierbos, Anton Goudsmit, & Victor de Boo, “Live at the Bimhuis” (Trytone) [trio] $11.50 each Muhal Richard Abrams, George Lewis, & Roscoe Mitchell, “Streaming” (Pi) [trio] Ray Anderson, “Bonemeal” (Raybone) [quartet w/ Helias, M. Wilson] Available Jelly, “Available Jelly” (Ramboy) [sextet w/ M. Moore, Vatcher] Available Jelly, “In Full Flail” (Ramboy) [quartet w/ E. Boeren, M. Moore, Vatcher] [some scratches on back of digipack] Blueprint Project w/ Han Bennink, “People I Like” (CNM) [quartet] Bobby Bradford, Frode Gjerstad, Ingebridt Haker Flaten, Paal Nilssen-Love, “Reknes” (Circ Totale) [quartet] Anthony Braxton, “For Alto” (Delmark) [solo] Conference Call, “Live at the Outpost Performance Space” (482 Music) [quartet w/ Ullmann, J. Fonda, Hemingway] XXXErik Friedlander, “Broken Arm Trio” (Skipstone) [trio w/ T. Dunn, M. Sarin] Georg Graewe, “Fantasiestucke I-XIII” (Nuscope) [solo] Mark Helias, “Fictionary” (GM) [quartet w/ Eskelin, M. Feldman, T. Rainey] Mark Helias, “Come Ahead Back…” (Koch) [trio w/ Eskelin, T. Rainey] XXXDavid Holland & Barre Phillips, “Music from Two Basses” (ECM) [duo] David Holland, “Conference of the Birds” (ECM) [quartet w/ S. Rivers, Braxton, Altschul] Sven-Ake Johansson, “Six Little Pieces for Quintet” (Hatology) [quintet w/ A. Doerner, R. Mahall, S. Sandell, M. Bauer] Bill McHenry’s Whoopie Pie, “Sweet” (Veal) [a kind of tongue-in-cheek power trio] Misha Mengelberg, “The Root of the Problem” (Hatology) [duos, trios w/ S. Potts, Heberer] Anthony Ortega, “New Dance” (Hat Art) [trio, duo; jewel case ed.] Sealed Knot, “and we disappear” (Another Timbre) [trio w/ B. Beins, R. Davies, M. Wastell] Thomas Stronen, “Rica” (Challenge - Holland) [quartet w/ F. Ljungkvist, B. Stenson, M. Eilertsen] Thomas Stronen, “Parish” (ECM) [quartet w/ F. Ljungkvist, B. Stenson, M. Eilertsen] Aki Takase & Rudi Mahall, “The Dessert” (Leo) [duo] Dylan van der Schyff, “The Definition of a Toy” (Songlines) [quintet; B. Turner, M. Moore, A. Kaufmann, Helias] Michel Wintsch, Gerry Hemingway, Baenz Oester, “The Current Underneath” (Leo) [trio, quartet w/ R. Anderson] Michel Wintsch, Gerry Hemingway, Baenz Oester, “Less is More” (Clean Feed) [trio] Jack Wright, “As Is” (Spring Garden Music) [solo] Non-jazz: Classical -- $24.50 each J.S. Bach, Solo Violin Sonatas & Partitas played by Viktoria Mullova (Onyx) [2-CD set] J.S. Bach, Sonatas for Violin & Harpsichord or Continuo played by Viktoria Mullova & Ottavio Dantone (Onyx) [2-CD set] Flamenco -- $13.50 each [Note: El Camaron is considered by many to be the best flamenco singer of recent times; these are 2 of his famous collaboration with Paco de Lucia.] El Camaron de la Isla & Paco de Lucia, “Canastera” (Philips - Spain) El Camaron de la Isla & Paco de Lucia, “Caminito de Totana” (Philips - Spain)

Unfortunately, there was no time to visit record stores. But thanks for the tip.

I will be visiting Chamaign, Illinois this Monday and Tuesday, and wanted to visit a record store if I have the time. Judging from their websites, it seems to me that Exile on Main Street and Record Swap are the ones to visit. Does anyone know whether either or both are worth visiting for jazz vinyl? Thanks in advance.

Hi folks. I would like to acquire over time LPs of some of my favorite Miles Davis, Blue Note, and Fantasy titles. The problem is that there are so many different versions of the more popular titles out there that I don't know where to start. There are the BN titles for around $10, some put out by Classic Records at $35-50, some put out by a couple of companies in 45 RPM's at $50. And those are just new versions out there. As for Miles Davis, there are the cheap $10 versions, Legacy 180 gm versions at $18, and then some other more expensive versions. Any advice or preferences out there? I am tempted to get the cheaper $10 versions, but then I don't want to get anything that would not be significant sonic upgrades from my CDs. Any advice or even just expression of preferences would be much appreciated.

I just got a turntable, and also found a very clean copy of Steve Lacy and Roswell Rudd's "Trickles" (Black Saint) at a local vinyl store. I was looking forward to getting some vinyl versions of the Black Saint titles I have in CDs, as the CDs all sound pretty cloudy/opaque -- as if the recordings all have a cold. I'm disappointed to find that this LP, though a bit more transparent, is not that much better. Is this other people's impression of Black Saint LPs too?

Last week, at a local record store: $50 for Mosaic George Shearing 5-CD set (no box or booklet, but everything else in tip top condition). Plus $5 for Disc 2 of the Nat King Cole set. Now, I wish I had the other 17!!

I will be receiving my first turntable (Rega P1) in about 2 days. A person who seems to be quite knowledgeable about audio matters has told me that one needs to break in a new cartridge by playing on it for 20-30 hours. He has also told me that I should use clean LP's when I do this, and also that the LP's I use may get damaged in the process. I asked Vladimir, the audio guy at Cadence, about this, and he says that the last part of the advice I got -- about the LP's getting damaged -- is complete hogwash. Could people give me their opinion as to who is right? Obviously, if LPs will get damaged in the breaking in process, I'd hate to play my Commodore LPs in the first few days, and would want to go out and buy a cheap and clean LP for the purpose. Thanks in advance.

Wonderful photo! I will probably get a turntable for my upcoming birthday. I am tempted to try a couple of these Blue Note 45 RPM's. But the fear is that once I listen to these, I won't be able to listen to the CDs I've amassed over the years. Has something like that happened to anyone here?