Yeah, there's some Nelson stuff on Flying Dutchman that really deserves a proper (i.e. - intellegent and respectful) reissue. This one, defintely, the one with Hodges & Thomas, the live Leon Thomas date (w/Lex Humphries, btw) - some soloing in a small group context on that one, etc. Bob Theile used Nelson at every turn, it seems, and if it's not all golden, there's more than a few gems in there, as well as this one genuine masterwork. A Mosaic select would be ideal, but how's that gonna happen?
As for Cannonball, I don't know what, if anything, they could do with this particular album (other than couple it with another one in a straight reissue), but what I would like to see is for somebody to get the unedited tapes of the sessions that made up The Price You Gotta Pay To Be Free (w/Zawinul) & The Black Messiah (w/George Duke), drop the various "extraneous" materials, and restore the Quintet performances to full length. There's more than a few tantalizing glimpses of music on those albums that makes Zawinul's claim that Cannonball's band was playing hipper shit than Miles' of the same time seem more than just an idle boast, if you know what I mean. The records as released really do/did this band a disservice as far as documenting what they were really into, I believe. But again, how's that gonna happen?