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What is most impressive to me is that the whole thing is free!

You know who I'm willing to cut quite a bit of slack? Those who bring a quality product at whatever is a fair price - without all the bullshit and blatant, oblivious fuckups.

Perfect!

That Prestige (Milestone was reserved for riverside material) twofer is still, to my knowledge, the most comprehensive packaging of that great night. Although it is missing Max's "Drum Conversation"....

If you go the LoneHill route, make sure to buy it second-hand. That way their bogus-ass ways don't get a profit!

That was a good band. I forget how many records they made for Mainstream...2 or 3.

King Pop-Pop - Poppin'!!!

The Monk Palo Alto record on impulse! that almost got cancelled because Zevvers didn't secure all the necessary rights before bloviating about his major new find. That was very careless and almost torpedoed what did indeed torn out to be a major release. Some of the best, maybe the best, later Monk on record. It was just a few years ago, surely you remember? It was getting hot up in here for a minute! The guy is aggressively positioning himself as the new king of reissues, presumably in the wake of Michael Cuscuna, but Cuscuna (who would occasionally screw up, sure) was publicly humble about his work and his importance and seldom made the type of basic fuckups that this Feldman guy has made. I mean, how do you NOT HEAR a tenor player who obviously NOT Sonny Stitt on a Sonny Stitt record? You have to either be deaf or just not give a damn.

I don't have that many of that era Mainstream, but the one I do have aren't the quietest pressings ever (or even close...)...but not as bad as you describe. Maybe your copy was well-played by a not-so-careful previous owner?

+ an uncredited (or even noticed!) Mickey Fields on the Sonny Stitt record + the whole Palo Alto fiasco + the liner notes booklets too often being full of fluff and low on substance + the ongoing overkill of self-serving hype in the press releases All told, I'd be happy if he focused on getting the work done correctly first.

Again going to visit our daughter and check out some jazz. Here's the lineup: Friday, Aug. 29 Carhartt Amphitheater Stage 6:00 pm Dr. Valade’s Brass Band Featuring Shannon Powell 7:00 pm Keyon Harrold ‘Foreverland’ 9:00 pm 2025 Artist-In-Residence Jason Moran and Jeff Mills with special guest Jessica Care Moore Detroit Jazz Hall located inside the Gretchen C. Valade Jazz Center at Wayne State University 10:30 pm Emmet Cohen Trio (Midtown After Hours Special) Saturday, Aug. 30 Carhartt Amphitheater Stage 2:30 pm Wayne State University Jazz Warriors Big Band (under the direction of Professor Vincent Chandler) 4:45 pm Herlin Riley Quartet 7:00 pm CHRIS POTTER TRIO Featuring Matt Brewer and Kendrick Scott 9:15 pm Hiromi’s Sonicwonder JPMorgan Chase Main Stage 2:45 pm Zen Zadravec 4:30 pm John Pizzarelli 6:30 pm Kenny Barron Voices featuring Tyreek McDole 8:45 pm Maria Schneider Orchestra Absopure Waterfront Stage 2:30 pm William Hill III 4:00 pm GSL (Gayelynn Sequoia Laura) 5:45 pm Allen Dennard Quartet 7:00 pm Tatiana Eva-Marie “Paris Je Taime!” 9:15 pm Endea Owens & The Cookout Detroit Jazz Hall located inside the Gretchen C. Valade Jazz Center at Wayne State University 12:00 pm High School Showcase: University of Detroit Jazz Orchestra, Ludington High School Jazz Ensemble, Notre Dame Preparatory High School Jazz Band, Utica High School Jazz Band, Northville High School Jazz Ensemble 10:30 pm James Carter Organ Trio (Midtown After Hours Special) Sunday, Aug. 31 Carhartt Amphitheater Stage 2:00 pm Downbeat Blindfold Test 3:20 pm Michigan State University Jazz Orchestra/Bebop Spartans (under the direction of Professor Rodney Whitaker) 5:15 pm Lakecia Benjamin 7:15 pm Omar Sosa Quarteto Americanos 9:15 pm Branford Marsalis Quartet JPMorgan Chase Main Stage 2:45 pm Randy Napoleon and Waking Dream 4:30 pm Connie Han Trio 6:30 pm 2025 Artist-In-Residence Jason Moran presents the music of Duke Ellington featuring the Detroit Jazz Festival Collegiate Jazz Orchestra 8:45 pm Chucho Valdés & Paquito D’Rivera Reunion Sextet Absopure Waterfront Stage 1:30 pm J.C. Heard JazzWeek All-Stars featuring the 2025 Youth Jazz Vocal Competition Winner Kyla Deboes 2:20 pm Tottori Jazz Mission – Takumi Inoue Quartet featuring Himiko Kikuchi 3:05 pm Tottori/J.C. Heard JazzWeek Youth Bands combined Jam Session 4:15 pm Detroit Jazz Queens – Paying Homage to Those Upon Whose Shoulders We Stand “Ella, Nancy, Dinah, Etta” 5:45 pm Ian Fink 7:30 pm Zambra (featuring Devon Gates, Ria Modak, Angela Varo, Bahar Badieitabar and Queralt Giralt) 9:15 pm Walter Smith III Quartet Detroit Jazz Hall located inside the Gretchen C. Valade Jazz Center at Wayne State University 12:00 pm High School Showcase: Grosse Ile High School Jazz Band, East Kentwood High School Jazz 1, Meridian High School Jazz Ensemble, Rochester Adams High School, Northview High School Jazz Ensemble 10:30 pm Rodney Whitaker Sextet Performs the Music of Joe Henderson (Midtown After Hours Special) Monday, Sept. 1 Carhartt Amphitheater Stage 1:30 pm Nick Collins Sextet 3:00 pm Louis Jones III & The Flood 4:45 pm John Scofield Quartet featuring Vicente Archer, Bill Stewart and Nicholas Payton JPMorgan Chase Main Stage 1:00 pm University of Michigan Jazz Ensemble (under the direction of Professor Ellen Rowe) and University of Michigan Jazz Trombone Ensemble (under the direction of Professor Dennis Wilson) 2:30 pm Kris Davis Trio featuring Robert Hurst & Johnathan Blake 4:15 pm James Francies Trio 6:00 pm 2025 Artist-In-Residence Jason Moran and the Bandwagon w/ special guests Meshell Ndegeocello and Akili Bradley Absopure Waterfront Stage 1:30 pm Tiffany Gridiron & Friends 3:15 pm Collegiate Combo Competition Winner 5:00 pm Marion Hayden and Legacy with special guest Kamau Kenyatta Detroit Jazz Hall located inside the Gretchen C. Valade Jazz Center at Wayne State University 12:00 pm Detroit Public Schools Community District Showcase: Edward ‘Duke’ Ellington Conservatory of Music and Art at Beckham Academy, Cass Technical High School, Henry Ford High School, Renaissance High School, Detroit School of Arts The Detroit Jazz Festival will be held in downtown and midtown Detroit on Aug. 29 – Sept. 1 (Labor Day weekend). I'm currently not as mobile as usual, but I'm still going to see (and hear!) Kenny Barron Maria Schenider JAMES CARTER ORGAN TRIO!!!!! Lakechia Benjamin Omar Sosa Quarteto Americanos (maybe) Branford Marsalis Quartet (maybe) 2025 Artist-In-Residence Jason Moran and the Bandwagon w/ special guests Meshell Ndegeocello and Akili Bradley Perhaps not as stuffed with "must see"s as in the past, but still, that a good weekend. And there are othe acts that I would think about going to if mobility was not an issue. But hey, that's still a good, full weekend of music!

Liner notes, yes. The OJC releases reverted to the original liners notes which was often a loss.

https://www.discogs.com/label/847424-Prestige-24000-Series

Must be a local-ish brand. There are no retail outlets for me here, per their website.

You might not be alone in that?

Make mine malt.

PM sent on: Count Basie- America’s #1 Band (Case open w/booklet-jewel case with discs still sealed (scratch in bar code) Case Ex/M $8

The Two Waynes !!! (Shorter & Newton/

Pertneer vinyl memecoins.

I've yet to hear Vol. 2. Is it the equal of this one?

Anderson/Brimfield/Drake...that was THE combination for Fred Anderson imo.

I'm sure that Roy Brooks would be extremely heartened by this touching attempt to get his music out to as wide an audience as possible.

The bigger point is this - even if LP prices are keeping up with inflation, here I am, retired, having made a "decent" income in my working years (and having spent a LOT of my disposable income or recorded music), I have almost always found better real-life uses for $30.00 than to buy just one LP (or CD, for that matter). So - if the price has kept up with inflation, my appetite has not. And yet, I still have that $30.00, and I will spend it on music. Just not on one LP. There is little to no value there for me. Probably closer to none, actually. I get it - I am not the market here. But I was the first time around, and I bought buttloads of it then. But this is like selling dead music to dead people. Dead people with money. Objection denied!

If you have to ask....find another conversation that is using a vernacular with which you are comfortable. I'm sure there are many!