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A good one! All his Capitols are great.

The master tapes of Stuttgart,and Paris come from my radio collection and were mailed as CD-r to Laurie some time ago.

What do you mean? Double or Triple boxes?

This Item is offered at Discogs : lowest USD 49,95 and highest USD 100,00 plus postage. Seems a bit "premium" level to me to make a buck.

If I can find a good vinyl for the latter mentioned I'll probably get it. Have to look up some japanese sources for vinyls. Haver spotted also a nice priced 2 CD set from Ireland (mint). Thanks again for the Info. W.

Some Lester for a change.

Thank you for this interesting Info. I didnt know that the Verve VSP/VSPS reissue series were edited. Have never seen the originals.

Have the following Items with Machito & O'Farrill

Did he? Havent seen it. Probably a different cover so I overlooked it.

Cant read the one left from Freddie Hubbard (first pic) ;-}} Except the "Groove Holmes" they are all here! Nothing new in the West. ;-]] We could also debate whether all this is "Fusion" and how far this is seen as a style??

More of "Just Jazz" concerts

Some Leroy Vinnegar today

Can recommend this book with an excellent discography

Correct. It is a compilation but by no means complete. There is a lot more on old 78 discs. Also Lord's lists the Crown label and more. Similar editions with different covers are shown at Discogs. A german edition as I found out now on the Pandora label and another UK edition with a blue cover with shlightly less tracks and titles. OAlso some track durations seem to differ.

GNP Crescendo K18P 6259/61 [ Japan 1984] 3 LP-set Gene Norman presents Just Jazz Concerts 1947~49 Have seen this only at japanese retailers. Has there ever been a US edition of this 3 LP-set?

Agreed. He is a fine drummer and another one gets often a spin:

Riverside LP reissued in Japan on the Milestone label

I want to join in! Here is a great Bill Holman fan Willie

Havent seen neither of the two groups "live" but like them both (the 4tet with Brookmeyer & the sextet with Eardley and Sims. Here is a nice one with all of them

I wonder that noone mentions his collaboration with Bob Brookmeyer for example the great Paris concert. I rate this group even with the Chet Baker recordings. "Age of Steam" is lesser important for me.