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reissued on that, and 1000 other labels! ps: Hey brownie!

is it a reissue of MAINSTREAM lp: Art Farmer- Homecoming (MRL 332) 1971? (Unipak) "A Red Lion Production" Stylized Lion Logo Produced by: Bob Shad Photography: Raymond Ross Engineer- Carmine Rubino Liner Notes: Herb Wong Personnel: Art Farmer- Flugelhorn Billy Higgins- Drums Warren Smith, Jr.- Percussion James Heath- Tenor Sax, Soprano Sax, Flute Cedar Walton- Piano Samuel Jones- Bass James Forman (Mtume)- Conga Drums Side One: (TT- 18:38) Homecoming- 4:06 (Art Farmer) Cascavelo- 8:39 (Horst Muhlbradt) Some Other Time- 5:53 (Leonard Bernstein) Side Two: (TT- 13:13) Blue Bossa- 6:47 (Kenny Dorham) Here's That Rainy Day- 6:26 (Burke & Van Heusen)

i have it on columbia white label radio 45

i knew u guys would like that, it was a great inscription.... oh....the dude also has a Jazztet on Argo signed by Art Farmer, Benny Golson, and some other people not present on the album.....

Herbie Harper is DA BIZZNESS! i have a reissue of his tampa lp and a 1st press of the Mode

no nonnonononoo you guys are thinking about that bootleg movie rosannna filmed on her camcorder where she interviewed and talked w/ PG about all kind of random stuff, maybe its on youtube...

TO JOHNNY CADILLAC-- BEAUTIUFL PEOPLE -- FREDDIE HUBBARD

mine is not the classic white/blue but the later liberty one, you know, the boxy square blue note logo. dead wax says VANGELDER bottom of the lp sleeve is weird too, the part that says also avail in stereo is exposed, i think it was supposed to land under the flap, but its all there: even though mine is stereo...

i dunno, but this weekend im gonna see Trey Gunn & Pat Mastellato

ps- my ring-thing is driving me up the wall

i am dying to get the Avalon target! not may favorite roxy album by far, but its the only roxy target

at steve hoffman, some are foaming at the mouths about it, others...ehhhh..... frankly the box set for me just made up my mind to score the remaining mono lps i dont have, sgt pepper, help, etc... although better than that, have u guys ever heard the Hard Days Night 78 RPM Movie Reference Acetates that were pressed for an unknown reason. i can find a link maybe

was it white people scheming the thing or was it fellow black workers

scored the Earl Klugh target today!!!! there is a really weird white band, around the hole of the cd. its raised, hard plastic--- i have no idea what it is....i dont think its a manufacturing thing....have u guys ever heard of such a thing??

ive never heard this jazz supergroup before, but theyre playing this week here- should I best be going? is it going to be a funky-smooth time? i like all these artists solo, and with other bands, but ive never heard foreplay-- whats it like?

squire fell asleep at the wheel and sped off the motorway breaking tonys foot, december 1970

ugh- that phil woods cover is so ugly. id take ten peter erskines over one phil woods any day

my purpose in life was to go to this concert

they taught be about the power of compact disc and how mastering makes or breaks the record: this weekend i met this really pretty singer/songwriter chick whos doin her own cd: i was talkin to her about mastering, and she was all: well were gonna produce this and that and this and that produce produce, then after all our producing, were gonna send it off and get the cds done, some local dude or something, etc and i was all NO!N!OO!O! thats the most important step: FLAT TRANSFER of the master tapes, no compression. steve hoffman is right . why they stopped making real cds ill never know. -we have the technology, why not use it-

oooooooooo! yes!!! look at those hands it looks like someone smashged tyhem w/ a baseball bat! lol

http://euclidrecords.blogspot.com/2009/01/...ition-hank.html

is this a collectors-pressed reissue-comp or what did i just by? it has a white cover with a red sketching of a piano and hands

wait u guys can i do cd-baby w/o a debit card. can u pay by money order.

that is amazing information which increases my already exteremly high respect for Art Pepper im espically pleased to learn Art appriciated the Beach Boys. did art enjoy classical music at all too? did you guys ever go to the symphony or ballet?

thanks for your response Art dug pop music too? thats awesome-- any other popular bands he particularly found interesting? lol @ only liking pre 1953 art/ i can listen to art on 78 rpm with kenton then i can listen to Freddie Hubbard MISTRAL where Art takes a fusion-solo