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If they do get to that figure it would be great especially in these very impoverised times for large global record corps! Only joking....in fact I think stuff like this made me sit up and listen mainly because of who was playing and the marketing done by Blue Note FOR ONCE! Would it not have been nice to seen this for the Andrew Hill set ...you imagine the stuff...an interview with Andrew ....Cuscuna and the guys chewing the fat on video about the remastering etc... It would have made my day at least Unless they come out with videos of Blue Note sessions you know by Stanley or Hank or Lee by a secret fan close to RVG.... its a close seecond best Now wouldn't that not be nice

Then I take it these have 'leaked' out ...must be nice to have and I hope the masters are still available....not for every session but you know...the biggies I for one ( and I know this argument has been had before and I know that we maybe should not listen to alt takes but!) would love to hear some real classics either as alternatives in the can or as part cut...sometimes for me the solo has been so wonderful and the artist so good at improvisation ( parker etc) that another take is so different..new solo new licks etc As for for Blue Train I guess I could just force myself to listen to yet another take of 'I guess I am old fashioned' or whatever it was called...only of course for scientific research you understand! Whether that would stretch to the third alt take of a Sheila Jordan track.........

Is this an olde englishe expression with which I am unfamiliar? I take it the Euro edition of this disk *is* cc-ed? ← More like bad typing...I was told it was cc ed here too by a guy who was bragging to me about having already on his mp3 player as he got it on usenet

Have to say I heard it yesterday for the first time all the way through.....it was really nice I must say. The sound was good and well produced in IMHO but I was not looking for too much I guess. It was a more mature younger Coltrane I was hearing and they certainly gelled well. As for copy control...didn't last too long so I told!

Now then I nicked the picture only this morning as I found another site so here was the link for music stack http://www.musicstack.com/listings.cgi?fin...39;&media=Vinyl if the link does not work try goign via music link main web address (www.musicstack.com and running a search for don wilks' vinyl) ...who I found later have record dealers who sell you lps and the cdr too of the artwork...hmmmm like rare blue notes hmmm I guess that must get round the law but at a rather sneaky price too anyway good luck hunting for that strange site but interesting

I have found the covers for the KB Blues and the Swingin for people who ain't seen em yet these courtesy of Gokudo and the facts above thanks to jazz discography project Enjoy

Yeah .....not one of his best I would admit.......but as a dyed in the wool blue note stamp collector this took me years to find and so was pleased to get the lp ...then the cd Double so as I sold the lp for more than I paid for it and had enough to buy the cd BTW I do like Capra Black a hell of a lot........dunno why but I do ...the worst one for me on the lp is Inner Passions...but that is only my take I would also advise a listen online or email me for more details andy@bleaden.freeserve.co.uk

thanks for any help at all on the freedom anyone can throw rectified the swingin versus KB's Blues and volume three thing..I think! GXF 3052 Kenny Burrell - K.B. Blues Hank Mobley (ts) Horace Silver (p) Kenny Burrell (g) Doug Watkins (b) Louis Hayes (d) Rudy Van Gelder Studio, Hackensack, NJ, February 10, 1957 tk.3 Nica's Dream tk.6 D.B. Blues tk.7 K.B. Blues (alt. take) tk.8 K.B. Blues tk.9 Out for Blood ** also issued on BN (J) GXK 8154. Two of the above in italics are on KB Vol 3 GXF 3070 Kenny Burrell – Swingin' Frank Foster (ts) Tommy Flanagan (p) Kenny Burrell (g) Oscar Pettiford (b) Shadow Wilson (d) Audio-Video Studios, NYC, March 12, 1956 tk.42 My Heart Stood Still Louis Smith (tp) Tina Brooks, Junior Cook (ts) Duke Jordan (p) Kenny Burrell (g) Sam Jones (b) Art Blakey (d) Manhattan Towers, NYC, May 14, 1958 tk.1 I Never Knew Roland Hanna (p) Kenny Burrell (g) Ben Tucker (b) Art Blakey (d) "Five Spot Cafe", 1st set, NYC, August 25, 1959 tk.3 If You Could See Me Now Tina Brooks (ts) Bobby Timmons (p) replaces Hanna "Five Spot Cafe", 2nd set, NYC, August 25, 1959 tk.8 Swingin' Roland Hanna (p) replaces Brooks, Timmons "Five Spot Cafe", 3rd set, NYC, August 25, 1959 tk.14 Beef Stew Blues ** also issued on BN (J) GXK 8155. GXF 3057 Kenny Burrell – Freedom All of the above are on US copies of Blue Spirit/5 spot etc Seldon Powell (bars, fl) Hank Jones (p, org) Kenny Burrell (g) Milt Hinton (b) Osie Johnson (d) Rudy Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, NJ, March 27, 1963 tk.13 The Good Life tk.21 Stairway to the Stars tk.27 Loie Powell plays (ts) Jones plays (p) Rudy Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, NJ, April 2, 1963 tk.35 I Hadn't Anyone 'Til You Stanley Turrentine (ts) Herbie Hancock (p) Kenny Burrell (g) Ben Tucker (b) Bill English (d) Ray Barretto (cga) Rudy Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, NJ, October 22, 1964 1449 tk.2 Love, Your Spell Is Everywhere 1450 tk.20 Freedom 1451 tk.25 Lonesome Road 1452 tk.31 G Minor Bash 1453 tk.42 K Twist ** also issued on BN (J) GXK 8170. I think that K twist is on Midnight Blue RVG Loie was on a best of Kenny Burrell comp So in all there are still a few tracks from KB's Blues and Freedom not out anywhere Which is an absolutley fliggin disgwace! We insist Freedom ...Now! Now there is a catchy tune!

HI Anyone managed to track a copy of this down yet ? Had a good look around and now and again see it on ebay but I have resigned myself to the fact that it ain't coming out on cd for a while On another note I have Kenny Burrell Volume 3 on Blue Note TOCJ etc ...with my US copies of his other Blue Notes does that mean I am covered for both of the other japanese lps KBs Blues and Swingin ? I just looked a thte cds and it looks liek it when you line up the live set and Blue Spirit cds Any help appreciated especially on Freedom

Any of you more 'greasy ' dudes picked up this jazz critique book on jazz organ ....I have a few of them and yes they are mostly in japanese but I have the blue note, prestige,riverside and groove funk and soul ones but not seen this for sale before and wondered if anyone else has a copy yet? and who on here can do decent japanese for me to order it from the site? http://www.jazzhihyo.com/books.html I also saw this other one on jazz in the fifties which looked maybe interesting ...anyone got that ?

Not seen this before from France a rare ( ish) 45 cover Nice cover for a single Do you think I should send to it to the chappeis at Gokudo?

Other prices include: Johnson/Hines/Bunn sealed 1LP - $133.50 Hall/Johnson/de Paris/Dickenson - $167.49 The Hall et al Mosaic may seem merely a little overpriced, but the other day Artie Shaw's personal copy went unsold with a starting price of $99.99. ← Cripes a lordy...that is some nice sale and a huge paypal payout for the lucky person.

I couldn't have said it better myself. ← OH NO! HE IS OUT OF BED AGAIN...fetch the enema!

I feel a whole new world of swapsies coming on as I have never ever had these....next trade with US buddies must include a packet of these and in return I will send some equally disgusting and probably illegal back to you ( no not Naughty Sheep Weekly..something edible..no I know sheep are edible....something like Quavers or monster munch They have lots of everything in them

At the very least even if a few of these scum bags escaped justice then they spent the last years waiting for the knock at the door from the police, never knowing when justice would catch em Sad news . I remember reading about him as a kid and marvelling then at his determination. Rest now in peace

and what is it with hotels and all that folded toilet roll end bull anyway Never understood that ...at all Am I supposed to use the pointy end for something more?

much cleaner and a resounding F............no I never have ( I hope ) nor will

oh god ......please don't tell me you are another victim of beer and candy corns...keep yer voice down as we only just managed to sedate the other guy ...is this still just a region problem ie only in the us or over here in Yurp i had the passing ships through and that was copy protected but I cannot remember where that came from. I will have a look into it when I get home but that will be a pain in my rear too as I will not be able to hum some ditties on the way to work on my bike with my mp3 doofer. Andy

I suppose the equivilant here is drinking scrumpy and eating through three hundred wieght of Bombay Mix from Rusholme! (PARP!)

Hey ...I kinda like this...when I cruise the site at night you guys are usually just home or working and sober but its in reverse now and its not fair but to think you have been sat that with the munchies, chopping and drinking and can get back to bed...I have to get back to work now...

Yikes...put the loo roll in the chiller wifey!

by the way ...I only went to the US .....what are candy corns???

Let them think they are doing a good job and as an insult rip at higher quality!

I think I sense conflict here -_- Use the force to resolve your anger and learn to rip cds quicker

nope ( as in I mean yep!) I have to say the Koln Concert touches me (but not in the Frank Bough way!) I love this cd and play it loads both on cd and MP3 If I have time with noone around then it is his piano playing that fills the rafters.....very loud and very selfish time for little ol ME! It does the thing that only a few recrods do for me.... I know it so I know what is coming next all over the piece and that thrills me in a record. I also have zillions of keith jarrett and the bremen etc concerts are very very good too but this one has a special place along in the desert island disc collection.( and that is a hard fought place!) Mind you I would have loved to have seen this or even a dvd ...then I would go away and die happy