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Lennie Tristano The Sing Song Room Confucius Restaurant June 11,1955 Also Konitz/Marsh Live at the Half Note

The HRS set Disc#3 Harry Carney

I also only remember Night Stalker,(a favorite for me) Damn I would like to see Ghost Story

Happy pre-Birthday greetings

Belated B-day greetings, they should be gettin' Better all the Time

Happy Birthday

Predatory Capitalism at it finest God Bless America

The Complete Roost Sonny Stitt Disc#6

Very Nice link, Thanks

Mine finally showed up (shipped on the 17th) I think mosaic has spoiled me Im used to having sets show up in two or three days #476

More Unissued Hill One can only hope these tapes are found

This whole series looks good I picked up the Louisiana Rhythm Kings ( I think it was on Lon's recommendation) and have been lovin' it I will get more from this series as funds allow and the Red Heads looks like a winner

Looks like he took his own life RIP http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/O/OBI...EZ&SECTION=HOME

There used to be a Tower Records on El Camino drive (might be Citrus Hieghts or Sacramento, I think, its been awhile), they used to have a great jazz section but that was 15 yrs ago

From John B in the Ayler thread I don't think this has been posted here yet...in the wake of Holy Ghost, ESP are releasing Ayler's first Fondation Maeght show, which was previously only available on an obscure Italian bootleg: " hot on the heels of the Revenant set comes another NEW AYLER RECORD! Or, to be precise, a legitimate reissue of an incredibly rare Italian bootleg. As speculated on a few months back, ESP are releasing a CD of the first Fondation Maeght concert - the quartet recording issued as Albert Ayler Quintet 1970 - Live on Blu Jazz (Italy) BJ023CD. According to the ESP site the new CD (available in both traditional stereo CD and 5.1 surround sound DVD-Audio formats) will be released at the end of November under the title Maeght Foundation (ESP 4001/ESP DVD-A 101). If you’re a fan of the original Shandar album, Nuits de la Fondation Maeght, then this is great news since this recording of the July 25th set is comparable in sound quality and music. It also contains Ayler’s final recording of his signature tune, ‘Ghosts’."

Any difference with that earlier release (on the Italian BluJazz label)? Except for some tune titles change... ALBERT AYLER QUINTET 1970 - LIVE Saint-Paul de Vence, 25 July 1970 Tracks 1. Music Is The Healing Force Of The Universe (7:47) 2. Birth Of Mirth (10:38) 3. Oh! Love Of Life (7:15) 4. T. C. A. (9:24) 5. Heart Love (4:58) 6. A Little Prayer (5:15) 7. Holy Ghost (10:40) Mary Maria and Mrs. Parks were the same person, indeed! I would think no difference since the date and times are very close

This is a very nice release from ESP Ayler fans will not be dissapointed Warning there are vocals and yes Albert sings The sound is very good (if the water release was a 10 this is a 9) I believe they screwed up on the CD tray notes [sic] Mary Maria Vocal, soprano saxophone (Should be Mary Parks I believe) all in all a nice addition to Aylers legacy

I just received Alber Ayler, Live at the Rivera from July 25th 1970 at the Maeght Fondation 1. Music is the Healing Force of the Universe (I would think a different version than the Water release) I will listen later tonight 2. Birth of Mirth 3. Masonic Inborne 4. Oh! Love of Life 5. Island Harvest 6. Heart Love 7. Ghosts

Thad Jones does a nice version of this one on the mosaic set

Classic Capital Jazz Sessions: Disc#1 Eddie Miller

I think that one of the members (Gary, Bev or someone) should snap up a bunch of the English releases and ship them here. Wait maybe not, that will only devalue the JRVG that I am going to put on E-Bay and pay off my Car

Woody Shaw: Stepping Stones Live at the Village Vanguard

This was an expensive set (if i remember correctly $60) If anyone does not have it this is a great deal

If you are sincere, hang around and get educated. If upon doing so and you still think BJ is the man well, there is no acounting for taste. No offense intended.