Teasing the Korean

How can they get away with that?

This set is my record collection. I'm delighted to see that a French radio station has inherited my good taste.

Freddie Hubbard - Blue Spirits - Blue Note (mono)

It IS about the music but, for some of us, it also about the complete aesthetic experience.

It's hard for me to shell out significant money - for me - for something that doesn't have the original artwork. Think of it as less competition for limited edition releases.

I have found that it is easier to keep a group together if there is a shared sense of identity, purpose, and/or aesthetic. If it's just a general "jazz" project that attracts general "jazz" players, folks are more likely to come and go.

Looks like it shows up in a dialog box now after you hit the burn button.

Mac

I used to have this option under "Preferences" and "Advanced," but with the latest update, I can't find it. Anyone know where they moved this to?

We'll have to agree to disagree on this one. For me, getting a reissue with the wrong cover art is like receiving a CD-R of a great album - I'm grateful to have it, but it makes me want the real thing that much more.

Agreed. That is why I have nothing to do with Mosaic. I don't trust a jazz reissue label with no sense of style or aesthetics.

The Beat of My Heart by Tony Bennett has latin percussion AND a FULL FLUTE SECTION on most tracks!!!

Henry Mancini's early 60s RCA albums often have a flute section.

I particularly like alto flute when used with Latin percussion and vibes.

The greatest album ever made: Jazz Heat, Bongo Beat by the Latin Jazz All-Stars on Crown, featuring Buddy Collette on flute.

I would like to have a serious discussion about his hair and the wifebeaters that he wears.

That Phineas album is disappointing, IIRC. I'd go for Wigville by Russ Garcia. With a great arranger and that title, it HAS to be a winner.

When I first heard these LP's in the 1970's, I thought it was odd that the applause was in stereo! It didn't take long to figure out that it had been dubbed in. When I mentioned this to Gene Norman he feigned ignorance. Am I also correct about the "live" Machito at the Crescendo? It sure sounds fake.

Positive healing vibes to The Great Odetta.

My brother saw it at least a year ago (if not longer) when it was making the rounds at film festivals. Being somewhat into jazz but never having heard of Jackie Paris, he said it was a good and interesting film.

Do we have to listen to Yes to hear a demonstration of this, or did anyone else attempt this?

I just figured out I've had it the whole time on Roulette twofer. Silly me.

Is it in a box or individual? LP or CD? Thanks, I found it.

Was this ever reissued on LP or CD? I have a copy but the LP has a crack in it.