Niko

dankeschön! remember however (hard to believe as it may seem from his looks) that Heino was one of those first models who started to sing

possibilities are endless (though Howard McGhee isn't actually playing on all the images on which he wears sunglasses)

from this thread: http://www.organissimo.org/forum/lofiversi...php/t30841.html Booker Ervin (The Freedom Book - 1963) Tadd Dameron (Mating Call - 1956) Roland Kirk w/Jack McDuff (Kirk's Works - 1963) Roy Haynes/ Phineas Newborn/ Paul Chambers (We Three - 1958) Thelonius Monk (Trios - 2004) All of these albums are on the schedule for a May 1, 2007 release date. Mark it down

some paper of which i thought it did exactly what i am trying to achieve; after two depressed hours (and several spam posts here, sorry) I finally managed to look inside and it seems, somewhat contrary to the abstract, they are not really doing anything too exciting, doesn't solve any problems, still i feel a lot better now and might even read on

once my girlfriend showed me some holiday photos from before we knew, and accidentally on one photo, taken many miles from home (at the central station in Munich) I spotted (definitely) one of my best friend's (guitar player) girlfriend (who i strongly dislike) and you could not exactly tell whether she was kissing that guy who stood very close beside her; 4 years have gone by, they are still together and i still haven't showed him the photo, and maybe it's just because he knows nobody likes her,

most of this, i dare say, might even be still available when our CDs are all gone from the shops...

in the mosaic future projects site it says (on the Matthwes Select) "An added bonus is the legendary, previously unissued two-tune session by Earl Anderza and Dupree Bolton for Pacific Jazz." this (great) interview slightly suggests they mixed up Earl Anderza with Anthony Ortega http://content.cdlib.org/xtf/view?docId=hb...=&brand=oac or are matters more complicated?

arguably the worst form of starvation...

cool!

couldn't find it either, strange!

indeed for me they could've left out the two photographs of Keepnews though, but that's just me

in this older post there is a Flora Purim title in addition to the other four...

bought Along Came John as my first Patton record today just for you (and me). It's really time to come back now, i'd say, being afraid of Nessa is part of the game!

from cduniverse: Issued on the current CD for the first time ever, the live recordings contained here present Harold Land in a splendid but unusual setting. The rhythm section of pianist Elmo Hope, bassist Scott LaFaro and drummer Lennie McBrowne wasn’t part of his usual group. In fact, the three musicians formed the rhythm section for Sonny Rollins’ quartet! http://www.cduniverse.com/search/xx/music/...Cellar+1958.htm

don't forget to dust it, it's used to that by the way, when i was 5 i destroyed the radio part of my father's fine Grundig radio, so (maybe because i still feel bad, partly because i couldn't afford an improvement) i always listen to music with my cd player plugged into the phono input of it is this a stupid thing to do? sounds ok to me, but i don't really have a comparison

Wasn't this a DEEP thought? wonder whether those who think so would go so far to say you really need only one Booker album (which contains at least one slow and one fast tune, otherwise two) or if you need more than one then just because of Jaki Byard or whoever; maybe this is naive but i wouldn't want to miss either version of Portrait of Vivian and that's not because of anyone other than Booker

too bad i missed this

there is this aotw list thread: http://www.organissimo.org/forum/index.php?showtopic=2610

I could never tell anyone my most frequent thought of the day - but it has more to do with Randy than Booker!

I kind of feel the same about Booker. I *love* his work w/Mingus, but in other settings he was somewhat one-dimensional. Still enjoyable up to a point, though. Guy i have been listening to some of his stuff with Randy Weston more or less all day (African Cookbook and Monterey) and how great Ervin was in that context may have been my most frequent thought today - but that's just me

why not dash them down... i would say the most interesting items were those hatology releases which came iirc in december, the telarc stuff was quite a lot but didn't interest me all that much, this months besides those cheapo membram and zyx things (which i could get for about the same low price in many places if i wanted them) the impulse sale is the most interesting bit, but that's only for me, not for most other board members and "serious collectors" - i only have two John Coltrane Impulse CDs (and want more) but might be in the minority with this (it's by far not the complete impulse catalogue, no Blues and the abstract truth for instance, and no Illumination which i need badly)

thank you, Cologne doesn't have any left, couldn't check Düsseldorf (who always had the much better sellout section) in recent months... the strange thing about the stuff they had relisted was, that there were actually some items in between, like Johnny Griffin's Kerry Dancers and Grab this and some McCoy Tyner Cds (which i regret to have passed), which were sold out rather quickly last year... but as the relistings are gone i suppose it really was just a computer mistake or something

not exactly amazon, don't know whose mistake; can't even say i don't like the review, still don't know how it got there review for those who don't read german, here is the babelfish translation of this review of Sun Ra's Sound Sun Pleasure edit to add: i love "then the Stuendlein struck" [stuendlein is the diminutive of Stunde=hour]

seems you were right, all these cds disappeared from the listings again

Jackie McLean's Demon's Dance is another one