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haha - "reboot", some "code" and a power button, haha.i get it now, it's about these new compruter things, haha.

ok, mine is also mono, a pressing with that original impulse label, and it's always had the white. It's also got black running up just a little less than 2/3 of the spine, for whatever that's worth. You can see the word STEREO tucked under the inside left liner paper.

Tski Teknikoff - The Tstylings of Tski Classic 1966 burrowing tromboning from just enough in front of the Iron Curtain, ably assisted by ill-fated wobbly-tomed altoist Yulbi Tsari.

Oh? How did that happen? Either way.

PayPal is always good, if you have it.

So you have to either flip the record over or swap the cds out?

Please buy the Bill Barron.

It's like hot sauces that way. Depends on what you want at any given moment.

The Modern Day Black Marching Band Ethos Refuses To Die (even when just playing in the stands)

The Seven Dogs Of The Heavenly Face Clowns - You Don't Know Why It Is Because It Isn't (That's Why)

Slim Stoppy - Falling Down, Falling Out

Oh my!

That Stites book is wwll worth owning, imo.

Speculated, yes.

Not irrelevant. Gato used to be somebody who functioned quite well in certain "avant subcultures" and not just with Don Cherry.

One could be far less shrewd than to use those records and the relevant BNs to veer off into an exploration of prehistoric (lol) Gato Barbieri...

The one that I really feel a need for a "sonic upgrade" is The Body and Soul of Freddie Hubbard. I only have that on an older LP, and although I think that Wayne might have over written the orchestrations, but maybe not? Past that, other than Ready For Freddie, I think Freddie was far more effective as a sideman than as a leader until CTI more or less showed him that people liked it when he did that. Then, for better and/or worse, he stopped diddling around as a leader Bonus points for Breaking Point, but the story about that band playing that music live and clearing the house in one set and Freddie pulling the plug on THAT right then and there speaks volumes, imo I think to be a real leader, you have to defy people to not like you, not hope that they will like you. Courage of your convictions, maybe? A great player though, undoubtedly. But these records are not really the meat of his legacy, imo

Plink Donkeluum - Auf Con Soir, Homme Boy

was that on the Lee Morgan set?

Hmmm...at what point does it become counter-productive to spend money on stuff you don't want/need in order to keep a company in business that is going to keep selling you stuff you don't want/need We ain't there yet, but this Hubbard set (a lot of good records, a few not that good, and a few great ones) certainly keeps the question active in my mind. Let's see what the preorder discount will be this time. I need much more incentivizing with this one than I did the Black & White set.

no doubt. But the new image doesn't convey the "one for me" meaning/defiance/poignancy of the record and its circumstances (and the reality of the aftermath, which was no Shirley Scott records for too many years, not saying that the record necessarily caused that, just that it happened).. No matter. It's a great record and perhaps the purest (ie - non-producer created) Shirley Scott record there is.

Weekend reading assignment: http://campber.people.clemson.edu/ping.html followed by: http://campber.people.clemson.edu/rsrf.html be ready to call in sick Monday if you need/want time to finish. It's one of the best online resources out there, period.

I mean, I think I know why they did that, and I think I get it, but....I wish they hadn't.

Not sure if Delmark has provenance for Ping?

That Max 70s thing, yes, but the logistics might be stooped convoluted. Horo, Fluid, Baystate, etc. Uniteledis?!?!?!?! I wonder if anybody's done a tree of that stuff yet. Surely they have?