Niko

Horace Tapscott / Sonny Simmons - Among Friends (deezer) (tagged in a way that you only find it when you omit horace and sonny...)

too much... two soul notes Andrew Hill - Shades Mal Waldron - Crowd Scene two membran cds for 2 euro each Jimmy Giuffre - Tangents in Jazz Herb Geller - The Gellers and the last kenny dorham rvg i was still missing, una mas... (also the kahn kind of blue book in that special (german) zweitausendeins edition for 10 euro)

do as you please! but you reminded me that i wanted to check out this one for a long time: Kenny Wheeler - Music for Large and Small Ensembles (deezer)

great (though at times depressing) book (actually what kept my spirits up most of the time was that she aparently survived to write it, and even laugh about it, see the beauty in it... in a novel i doubt that would have happened...)! can be had for little money...

welcome! (and, great album)

Walt Dickerson - A Sense of Direction (deezer)

neither an organ trio nor something you can play nowadays literally (imho), but how about the doug and jean carn albums...

this is very good news, because when i looked two or three weeks ago only one of these was available...

just had found a cheap star eyes recently... waiting for the Dark Tree!

Bheki Mseleku - Star Seeding (Deezer)

Ram Ramirez - Live in Harlem at Frank's Steak House (Deezer)

Stan Getz - Dynasty (Spotify)

The Jon Eardley Seven (a rare (?) example of an ojc that's on spotify but not on deezer... had only seen the other way round so far) deezer has worse sound quality (found that somewhere on the web can't hear it) but no commercial breaks (just visual advertising on the page, no pop-ups either) here are deezer searches for enrico rava and gene ammons to convince all but billf that they need both... http://www.deezer.com/#music/result/all/enrico%20rava http://www.deezer.com/#music/result/all/gene%20ammons

happy birthday!

greetings back... now playing John Patton - Accent on the Blues

luis gasca - the little giant

that wasn't it for the moment... now a selection syd barrett favorites (feel)

jamie saft - black shabbis (spotify)

those storyville albums were an unexpected surprise (as were the selected tzadiks...)

warwick university seems like a pleasant place! like it that the maths building really looks like a maths building with lots of funny angles and curves... the joe albany album is a fine one... his daughter's childhood autobiography (discussed in some old thread) is one of the most disturbing books i have read in recent years... Jim Pepper - The Paths Ikue Mori/Zeena Parkins - Phantom Orchard

Welcome to the UK, Nico! Access to Spotify is one of the few things it's got to recommend it these days! Still, I guess you'll get a good deal for your euros! love spotify! big advantage compared with deezer is that there is so much of the emi catalogue (also some enjas)... also much better (though still not sufficient) discographical information... but deezer has more universal stuff, jazz in paris, mps, ojcs (much more gene ammons iirc) but luckily for this week i can have both... having a great time here i hope, already listened to hank mobley's a slice of the top, had some great indian food and took a walk one a spooky looking cemetery at night... Take care! What city are you in? Thanks for the Spotify/Deezer comparison; I must give Deezer a try sometime. It's just that I'm somewhat overwhelmed by Spotify's abundance of riches at the moment! deezer is even easier to use, you don't need any software you just have to register (in addition to what i said, deezer has a lower sound quality and more ecms - played enrico rava's new york days with mark turner and stefano bollani last night - great one!) I'm in Kenilworth... can't really imagine living in so small a place but for the moment it's more than charming... Kenilworth! Probably even safe there to walk in cemeteries at night! Thought you were perhaps unwisely in Highgate Cemetery in London! Kenilworth - your visit anything to do with Warwick University? a conference in warwick indeed, the cemetery is right across the street and not fenced in (strangely, maybe because it is only old graves from before 1920 or so...) it looked pretty safe at least joe albany - portrait of an artist

Welcome to the UK, Nico! Access to Spotify is one of the few things it's got to recommend it these days! Still, I guess you'll get a good deal for your euros! love spotify! big advantage compared with deezer is that there is so much of the emi catalogue (also some enjas)... also much better (though still not sufficient) discographical information... but deezer has more universal stuff, jazz in paris, mps, ojcs (much more gene ammons iirc) but luckily for this week i can have both... having a great time here i hope, already listened to hank mobley's a slice of the top, had some great indian food and took a walk one a spooky looking cemetery at night... Take care! What city are you in? Thanks for the Spotify/Deezer comparison; I must give Deezer a try sometime. It's just that I'm somewhat overwhelmed by Spotify's abundance of riches at the moment! deezer is even easier to use, you don't need any software you just have to register (in addition to what i said, deezer has a lower sound quality and more ecms - played enrico rava's new york days with mark turner and stefano bollani last night - great one!) I'm in Kenilworth... can't really imagine living in so small a place but for the moment it's more than charming...

Welcome to the UK, Nico! Access to Spotify is one of the few things it's got to recommend it these days! Still, I guess you'll get a good deal for your euros! love spotify! big advantage compared with deezer is that there is so much of the emi catalogue (also some enjas)... also much better (though still not sufficient) discographical information... but deezer has more universal stuff, jazz in paris, mps, ojcs (much more gene ammons iirc) but luckily for this week i can have both... having a great time here i hope, already listened to hank mobley's a slice of the top, had some great indian food and took a walk one a spooky looking cemetery at night...

there is one slight jazz reference in the sun also rises where brett tells about having heard some great black drummer in paris... (the first scene with brett? the one with the baron?) reading in michael dregni's django biography i had some idea who that drummer might have been...