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I would think that the actualisation means complete and revised ie l-z gets an update too L-z is not ready yet bu the sounds of it because of the earlier comments about the first set taking so long

I always try to leave feedback when I can Had a recent issue where it went wrong and so I said so ...it backfired and I got tit for tat stuff and paypal also let me down to when I raised the issue In the end ....i learnt not worry about it As for you Dan I would write back and thank them for responding. Say that however I am still not happy and would like a refund and offer to return the item at your own cost etc postage wise If you still get no joy ask for a reduction You have then taken some steps to resolve the issue and will appear to be reasonable As for the declining standards I understand Long time ebayer here getting more pissy with it

I read this...got interested then lost interest by the end of the paragraph.I wonder why Burns said that one of the motivations for the project was hearing, in the late nineties, that something like a thousand veterans of the Second World War were dying every day. That gave him a sense of urgency, without giving him any good ideas. During the publicity juggernaut for “The War” (and let history record that the ten-million-dollar marketing campaign includes “commemorative” cans of Budweiser and, as I live and breathe, oranges and eggs branded with station and time-of-broadcast information)

Best thing I have seen for a while

I hope he says something about con 'fusion' like he usually does Thanks for this

I am really pleased about this as I had the lp and now survive after a very kind cd burn. A really decent set which I think was a great pairing of Grachan Moncur and John Patton. Cannot wait to get this (all over again) A

Well out of the four I would choose....erm ...ah.....erm Well in truth I only have the original cds from way back and its sounds lovely to me...also picked up a few alt takes from 'other sources' which were nice to have....not worth it for me to shell out again for

yup thats the truth

We got a whole of guys loading there bank accounts through exploitation of millions across the world.....and I do not mean the private sector. That you take for granted. I always think with this whole Wynton business if there ain't some nasty hidden agenda lurking around comments about him

I knew they would never last. Just like the LP and the cylinder before that! thanks for the article Reminds me to take out the cds from the dishwasher where they are in for remastering I wonder if you could go back in time with a person with a 30 gb mp3 full of lossless music and show them where we are now...would they be impressed or saddened? Answers?

I am with Kevin on this one 'we' seem to like this sort of spokesperson stuff to box things off so why not him I have never had the beef/hatred/jealousy people seem to have about him or Keith Jarret or even ( as I am going away for a few weeks and may miss the backlash) Norah JOnes There you go. Said it now. BYeee

Mine would have to be the following and in no order of preference. They would be the ones I would grab if I could only have 5 too 1 Art Blakey A Night in Tunisia Blue Note 2 Donald Byrd Ethiopian Knights 3 Keith Jarrett Koln Concert ECM 4 John Coltrane A Love Supreme Impulse 5 Yann Tiersen Amelie Soundtrack They are always being played , constantly and always get me going

Steady on there old bean. That sort of language may just get your countries licence to exist revoked and you will end up back as part of the the Empire! That would make Charles your king. A direct replacement /like for like for your current buffoon

apologetic or apopletic? I am the latter It is an awful browser and I hate when I have to use it ( like on other peoples PCs)

Jewel in the Lotus is a wonderful recording

Aye it sounds like a shame. Always think if anything happens to me that the collection I have can either be sold ...to help the family and if not saleable- given away to others who like the same stuff

If it is the same it will sell again I have a dark red book with 2 covers for some reason I got ages ago from dusty groove Hope there is a new one for you

This one http://www.dustygroove.com/item.php?id=f74...%3Bformat%3Dall because this is a reissue of what I have already I think Nice book too

I could come up with some crummy old english japanese language ( but I will not!) I forgive you and your needs are greater then mine! Is it similar to the organ groove (red) book I may have already

Wow Got that now blasting on my mp3 while reading goverment stratagy papers (yawn) and feel 100% better already Nice find and one to keep an eye on

Uh? where...did it sell already?

Thats been out for a while though...got that already ...love the cover

HEY HEY New news New George Braith release called Bop Rock Blues at CD Baby now I cannot believe another George Braith CD coolio Here is the link to find out more/buy http://cdbaby.com/cd/georgebraith5 and here is some info Jazz musicians play multiple styles of music throughout their careers. Most of the time, the kind of music presented depends on who is listening. A tremendous audience has accumulated for Rock and Blues styles , largely because of their easy listening sounds. The beat, the chords and the melodies are clear and readily appreciated. Bop, progressive jazz, can be more difficult to understand; however, the more one listens to it, the more familiar one becomes to its innovative sounds and content, and the more potential there is for understanding and enjoyment. “BOP ROCK BLUES” contains the musical ingredients of all three styles with an emphasis on dance rhythms. “BOPTRONICS”, developed by George Braith, is a method of using modern recording techniques to produce any kind of instrumentation. Unlike Midi, “BOPTRONICS” is played in real time. The Braithophone, an invention of George Braith, is a woodwind instrument that produces two sounds at once.

groovin to windjammer now off the live at lighthouse cd dadadadadadadadadada dadadadadadadadadadada etc

I personally know for sure he had a strings LP lined up and then there was the voices project with Andrew Hill but Manfred Eicher could not get him to break his contract with Blue Note to work for his new label so he signed Keith Jarrett instead who had played a little organ before with Miles but he went down another path