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Anyone familiar with these recordings? Are they jazzy? Or are they supposed to be straight classical recordings? Has anyone reviewed them? Thanks in advance for any reactions and/or references to reviews.

I have the following CDs for sale. All of my CDs (including inserts) are in excellent condition. Please contact me at: ktoh@umich.edu if you are interested in any. I would like to receive payments in PayPal (from bank accounts; not credit cards). Shipping within US is $2 for any number of CDs. I would also be interested in trades. Please send me your list. $13 Bill Charlap, “All Through the Night” (Criss Cross) Al Haig, “Jazz Will-o-the-Wisp” (Esoteric/Venus Japan) Jutta Hipp with Zoot Sims (Conn) Warren Vache & Bill Charlap, “2Gether” (Nagel Heyer) $9 Freddie Hubbard, “Goin’ Up” (Conn) Bobby Hutcherson, “The Stick-Up” (Conn) Various Artists, “Be-Bop on Dial” (TOCJ 6212) $18 Stanley Turrentine & 3 Sounds, “Blue Hour” (Conn - 2 CDs) $7 Cannonball Adderley, “Somethin’ Else” (RVG) Dexter Gordon, “Go” (RVG) Horace Silver, “Song for My Father” (RVG) Phil Woods, “Rights of Swing” (Candid)

Thanks to all. Those comments are very helpful. I'll try the recording when I get a chance. In response to b3-er's "What gives?", I can't offer any argument as to why I think organs and e-pianos are bad in jazz recordings. It's been my experience that I just don't like them when I hear them in jazz recordings. But maybe I'll change my mind one of these days. I used to feel the same way about e-guitars. But Kenny Dorham's "'Round Midnight at Cafe Bohemia" changed that. Now, I really like some of Burrell, Johnny Smith, Farlow, G. Green, Jim Hall, etc.

I have a question some of you may consider silly. But I'm wondering how bad/distracting John Lewis's vocal sounds are on these recordings. I've heard from a couple of sources that this is a worry. I personally find Bud Powell's grunting tolerable and at times even enhancing. But I find Mingus's and Keith Jarrett's vocal sounds so distracting/pretentious/unnecessary that I find myself avoiding their recordings -- despite thinking that each of their music has much merit. I thought I should get some more reactions before trying to get these John Lewis CDs. Your help is appreciated.

Could someone tell me on how many tracks Moran plays just the acoustic piano, and on how many he plays e-piano or organ? I like Moran, but would like to avoid this if it is full of e-piano/organ playing. Thanks in advance.

Dmitry, Thanks a lot. Hope you enjoy the CD.

Would someone with this CD (with both disc and inserts in excellent condition) be willing to sell it to me for $23 (by PayPal)? Please contact me at: ktoh@umich.edu Thanks.

Many thanks.

Very helpful. Many thanks.

Could someone tell me on how many tracks Baker sings? I like his trumpet playing, but not his singing. I would like to have this information before I decide to buy this new re-issue. Thanks in advance.

Could someone tell me on how many tracks Chet Baker sings? I like Baker's trumpet playing, but am not a fan of his singing. Would like to have this information before I buy it. Thanks in advance.

Up for another exposure.

My Chico Hamilton set is unhinged too.

Soulstation1 and Rooster Ties, I have responded to your e-mails.

I have the following CDs for sale. All of my CDs (including inserts) are in excellent condition. Please contact me if you are interested in any. I would like to receive payments in PayPal (from bank accounts; not credit cards). Shipping within US is $2 for any number of CDs. I would also be interested in trades. Please send me your list. At the end of this post is a list of some CDs I’m especially interested in obtaining. XXX: gone or on hold $16 Al Haig Trio (Esoteric/Venus Japan) Jutta Hipp with Zoot Sims (Conn) XXXFreddie Redd, “The Connection” (Conn) obi XXXFreddie Redd, “Shades of Red” (Conn) Warren Vache & Bill Charlap, “2Gether” (Nagel Heyer) $95 XXXThe Complete Capitol Fifties Jack Teagarden Sessions (Mosaic - 4 CDs) $11 XXXChet Baker, “Chet Baker & Crew” (Pacific Jazz/TOCJ 5345) XXXChet Baker, “Sings It Could Happen to You” (Riverside K2 20-bit) XXXNat King Cole, "After Midnight -- The Complete Session" (Capitol 20-bit) XXXDuke Ellington, “Money Jungle” (BN 24-bit) XXXBill Evans & Jim Hall, “Undercurrents” (BN 24-bit) XXXDexter Gordon, “The Apartment” (SteepleChase) XXXDexter Gordon, “Biting the Apple” (SteepleChase) Freddie Hubbard, “Goin’ Up” (Conn) Bobby Hutcherson, “The Stick-Up” (Conn) XXXMilt Jackson, “Bags’ Opus” (Liberty/TOCJ 6248 20-bit) XXXStan Kenton, “Kenton Showcase -- The Music of Bill Russo and of Bill Holman” (Capitol 20-bit) XXXLee Morgan, “Infinity” (Conn) obi $20 XXXKen McIntyre, “The Complete United Artists Sessions” (BN - 2 CDs) Stanley Turrentine & 3 Sounds, “Blue Hour” (Conn - 2 CDs) $8 Cannonball Adderley, “Somethin’ Else” (RVG) XXXKenny Dorham, “Una Mas” (RVG) Dexter Gordon, “Go” (RVG) XXXLee Morgan, “Standards” (BN 20-bit) Horace Silver, "Song for My Father" (RVG) Phil Woods, “Rights of Swing” (Candid) The following are some CDs that I am very interested in obtaining by trade. In general, I am interested in TOCJs (in standard jewel cases; not JRVGs) (not just BN, but also Bethlehem, PJ, Roulette, etc.) and CDs in the VICJ Masters of Jazz series (20-bit K2 CDs in standard jewel cases). The following are some of my wants. I would be happy with many others. (In some cases, I may be interested in 2-for-1 or 3-for-2 trades; so please make me an offer that you consider fair.) Blakey, “Free for All” (TOCJ) Blakey, “Indestructible” (TOCJ) Brooks, “The Waiting Game” (TOCJ 66075) Chaloff, “Boston Blow-Up” (TOCJ 6236) Clark, "The 45 Session" (TOCJ) Giuffre, “Emphasis, Stuttgart 1961" (Hat Art) Giuffre, “Flight, Bremen 1961" (Hat Art) G. Green, “Feelin’ the Spirit” (TOCJ) Henderson, “Page One” (TOCJ) La Roca, “Basra” (TOCJ) McLean, “Quintet” or “Presenting” (Ad Lib) (TOCJ 5977) McLean, “Let Freedom Ring” (TOCJ) McLean & Brooks, “The Street Singer” (TOCJ 66080) Mobley, “Hi-Voltage” (TOCJ) Morgan, “Delightfulee” (TOCJ) Morgan, “The Rajah” (TOCJ) Parlan, “Speakin’ My Piece” (TOCJ) Powell, “Scene Changes” (TOCJ) A. Ross, “Sings a Song with Mulligan” (TOCJ 6233) A. Shaw, “More Last Recordings” (Musicmasters) Shorter, “Speak No Evil” (TOCJ) Silver, “The Jody Grind” (TOCJ) C. Taylor, “Unit Structures” (TOCJ) 3 Sounds, “The Standards” (TOCJ) Turrentine, “Look Out!” (TOCJ) Turrentine, “That’s Where It’s At” (TOCJ) T. Williams, “Spring” (TOCJ)

Has anyone dealt with this seller before? Do you think these are remainders?

Just sent you an e-mail regarding the Dorham TOCJ

Some weeks ago, I sent in suggestions for Selects of Bill Perkins and Bob Brookmeyer. "MC" wrote back saying that they are considering a Brookmeyer set, and that he will add Perkins to their list. I also suggested a Mariano set, but did not get a response on that. I have a couple of Mariano recordings from Bethlehem, and really like them. And Mariano sounds great on the Chaloff set. I would also like a set (Select or regular set) of Artie Shaw's Gramercy 5 band.

Thank you for your very helpful replies. I know many would disagree, but I just wish that organs were banned from jazz!!

I believe both organ and piano are played on this album. (That's what AMG says.) Does anyone know how many tracks have organ on them, and how many have piano? I really like Green's BN albums, and would like to try this Bethlehem title, but I'm just not a big jazz organ fan.

Sent you an e-mail.

Just sent you an e-mail.

I got this on ebay, and paid a fair bit of money. But I found out that it is not my cup of tea.

I have Ken McIntyre’s “The Complete United Artists Sessions” (Blue Note SBM, 2 CD set) for trade. I am generally looking for TOCJs (not JRVGs) in return. The following are some I’m eager to get in return. But I’d be happy with many others. (I would want 1 or 2 CDs in return, depending on what you have.) Please contact me at: ktoh@umich.edu. Brooks, “The Waiting Game” (TOCJ 66075) Farmer & Golson, “Meet the Jazztet” (MVCR 20054) Giuffre, “Emphasis, Stuttgart 1961" (Hat Art) Giuffre, “Flight, Bremen 1961" (Hat Art) Henderson, “Page One” (TOCJ) LaRoca, “Basra” (TOCJ) McLean, “Let Freedom Ring” (TOCJ) Morgan, “Delightfulee” (TOCJ) Morgan, “The Rajah” (TOCJ) Morgan, “The Procrastinator” (TOCJ) Parlan, “Speakin’ My Piece” (TOCJ) A. Ross, “Sings a Song with Mulligan” (TOCJ 6233) Turrentine, “That’s Where It’s At” (TOCJ)

I have Don Cherry, “Symphony for Improvisors” (Conn) that I would like to trade away. It has small scratches that do not affect play. I am generally looking for a TOCJ (not a JRVG) in return. The following are some I’m eager to get in return. But I’d be happy with many others. Please contact me at: ktoh@umich.edu. Brooks, “The Waiting Game” (TOCJ 66075) Farmer & Golson, “Meet the Jazztet” (MVCR 20054) Giuffre, “Emphasis, Stuttgart 1961" (Hat Art) Giuffre, “Flight, Bremen 1961" (Hat Art) Henderson, “Page One” (TOCJ) LaRoca, “Basra” (TOCJ) McLean, “Let Freedom Ring” (TOCJ) Morgan, “Delightfulee” (TOCJ) Morgan, “The Rajah” (TOCJ) Morgan, “The Procrastinator” (TOCJ) Parlan, “Speakin’ My Piece” (TOCJ) A. Ross, “Sings a Song with Mulligan” (TOCJ 6233) Turrentine, “That’s Where It’s At” (TOCJ)