Teasing the Korean

I got both "Dream Letter" and "1969 Live at the Troubador" in the early 90s, and then lost track of Tim Buckley releases. I know there have been releases since those two; Can anyone tell us what else has come out and what we need to get?

I have a fairly large and extensive CT accumulation (25 to 30 titles, I'm guessing), but not everything. Which of his Fantasy albums are generally considered to be the best? (I'm talking his first period with the label). Also, I don't have anything later than the early 70s. What are his later Concord albums like, and which are recommended?

Anyone have any details on his recent live shows, i.e. tunes, instrumentation, etc.?

Last night: Zoot Sims - New Beat Bossa Nova, Vol. 2, Colpix stereo. Nice!

TTK, how is that one? THEEEEEE GREATEST ALBUM EVER MADE!!!!!!!!! Knowing your taste in music, I can only say FIND A COPY NOW!!!!!

Are you kidding?!? That's the very thing that makes those Howard Roberts albums so great!

Seen one? I've EATEN them!

I've been told they keep a special Blue Note section just for the out-of-towners, and then laugh after they pay the bill and leave the store.

The "real" jazz was too expensive; I've moved onto "fake" jazz in recent years!

Blue Note was a bust. Decent selection but out of my price range. However, I did score some gems from Radio Active, at great prices. They include: Bob Dorough - Devil May Care - Bethlehem - 70s reissue with bad cover art Cal Tjader- Mambo with Tjader - Fantasy - see note above Quincy Jones - $ OST - Warner/Reprise Zoot Sims - New Beat Bossa Nova Vol. 2 - Colpix stereo Yma Sumac - Collection of her early Peru recordings - Coral 10" Latin Jazz All Stars (Larry Bunker, Buddy Collette, etc.)- Jazz Heat Bongo Beat - Crown stereo - ONE OF MY ALLTIME FAVORITES! and... Leonard Feather presents The Sound of Feeling - Verve mono promo I have the other Sound of Feeling album, "Spleen," on Limelight, and have been looking for this one!

I would say the same for the ending of the tune. BTW, anyone who likes the Happy/Sad album should pick up the live "Dream Letter" collection, if you haven't already. It's a live show done around the same time as Happy Sad with a similar vibe and aesthetic.

This is my favorite of his. I'm not a huge Van Morrison fan, but years ago I put Happy Sad on a cassette with Astral Weeks on the other side, and it was a great pairing.

I plead ignorance. I never knew what a "deep groove" pressing was, and was afraid to ask. What's the deal?

New Fantasy - Lalo Schifrin - Verve mono

If you still do vinyl, there is a high quality legit reissue of this.

This past weekend: Caetano Veloso - 10" LP in MPB series, with songs sung by Caetano, Maria Bethania and Gal Costa Nara Leao - Some 70s album on Brasilian Philips whose title escapes me John Williams - Towering Inferno OST - WB Henry Mancini - Symphonic Soul - RCA Henry Mancini - Mr. Lucky Goes Latin - RCA Living Stereo Gabor Szabo - Jazz Raga - Impulse! Stereo Richard Shores - Music to Read Lady Chatterley's Lover By - Mercury mono

Horace Silver - The Trio Sides - 70s Blue Note twofer reissue of 50s and 60s trio recordings.

Thanks for the info. How are the thrift stores? I realize that jazz LPs rarely show up in thrift stores anymore, but oddball stuff may still show up. I'm thinking that as all those aging Miami swingers pass on to the next realm, their space age bachelor records must end up someplace...

Anyone know of any good stores, records stores, thrift stores, etc.?

Joe Reni Complex - Music To Read The Pretenders By - Philips

This past weekend: Pat Thomas w/Lalo Schifrin - Desafinado - MGM mono Oscar Brown Jr. - In a New Mood - Columbia mono Dexter Gordon - Clubhouse - Blue Note Bola Sete - Jungle Suite - Dancing Cat Walter Scharf - If It's Tuesday This Must Be Belgium OST - UA Mal Waldron - Sweet Love, Bitter OST - Impulse mono Bernard Herrmann - Obsession OST - London Phase 4

Thanks for the info. I'm leaning toward the earlier recording, if for no other reason than the fact that percussion was recorded better during that era...But I'll probably pick up Carambola at some point too.

Has anyone here heard both versions of this? There is the Art Farmer which came out on vinyl in the late 50s or early 60s. Then there is the re-recording C O'F did on CD in the 90s. I don't think the Art Farmer is on CD. Should I hunt down vinyl of the original or is the more recent version good? Or do I need both?

Music by Leith Stevens, Narration by Paul Frees. A weird one...