Niko

think the person was talking about sales potential (but please don't take that to seriously )

Earl Anderza - Outa Sight of all those great obscure classic i checked out in the last few months this is the one i return to most often...

Bobby Hutcherson - Head On Serge Chaloff - Blue Serge Donald Byrd/Doug Watkins - Transition Sessions

a label discography can be found here... http://web.archive.org/web/19991005054004/...m/jazzprojekte/ "carmell jones returns" looks good to me, or the dennis budimir with alber stinson..., or the john carter/bobby bradford quintet...

that's one i read when i was 17 (one of only two or three conrad books i was able to finish) and i remember it as really really great - guess i should have a second look sometime...

finally got my new (first) credit card working... glad i have someone to blame for this now... more next months if we don't get enough together...

quoting chuck nessa who has mostly been right with this type of stuff... (from last year)

definitely not mariano i'd say, he's a much rounder guy... blake could be (though on other pictures he looks both older and healthier...) http://www.ranblake.com/discography.html

Hank Mobley - Messages (the second album with kenny dorham and walter bishop jr)

Lamont Johnson - New York Exile (deezer has six lamont johnson albums, no idea how they got there, they should be playable in the US too btw)

Jackie McLean - Let Freedom Ring

I imagine it's going to stay that way for a looooong time, too! indeed...

I was searching to see if someone already started a thread about his passing. There was none so I just added to an existing thread. I expected the person who made the original post would take the opportunity to update the subject. So sorry to make a ripple in the pond. I should have changed the title, sorry. no problem, i was for the most part making an example, guess it wouldn't have taken much sadness out of this

wish i'd know where i've put my books of lovecraft short stories...

This, too, will result in a purchase - via US amazon for £22 new, incl. p&p. (Amazon.uk's best was £111 used!) saw a used copy of that one for eight euro last week, kicking myself...

Blue Mitchell - The Cup Bearers

happy birthday!

what i find depressing is posting rip-content in non-rip threads like the recent hugh hopper thread... (though admittedly that one was an illness thread)

played grant green's version on grantstand yesterday

Charles Earland - Black Talk

same here, it's not only that he shared my birthday and that my late dad (who had the same disease) said those two soft machine lps were the two real good ones in his small collection (i must have been 13 or 14 then but i still remember reading that sentence "hugh hopper has joined the group..." on the back cover of volume two for the first time) grrrrrr! playing hopper's "memories" now, maybe not representative of his work but one of my favorite/formative/most treasured pop songs

Lo Borges - A Via Láctea been meaning to check out his solo stuff ever since liking his contributions best on Clube da Esquina

Phil Spector's Wall of Sound

Sun Ra - Night of the Purple Moon

Charles Earland - Black Talk