michel1969

Clementine, you should have been a member of the Warren commission ! How do you know he wasn't? MG Because the Warren commission did not found who actually killed JFK

I bet you the reserve is more than 1,5 K, and this one goes for 3000

This one

Clementine, you should have been a member of the Warren commission !

Don Friedman Trio "Circle Waltz" Riverside 431. sublime record. Bunky Green "Another Place" Label Bleu on CD. A future classic. Eddie Henderson "Sunburst" Blue Note on CD (and my little daughter dancing on this one !)

Happy to read a thread about Riverside... My list of favourite : The Bill Evans (Village Vanguard above all) Cannonball : "them Dirty Blues" Kenny Drew trio Griffin : "Sextet" and "Kerry Dancers" Friedman : Day in the City" and "Circle Waltz Wes : "Full House" and "Incredible jazz guitar" The Mitchells Wilbur Ware Wynton Kelly : esepcially "Kelly Blue" Nat Adderley : "Work Song" Jazzland : Don Sleet : All Members René Thomas : "Guitar Groove" Chris Anderson "inverted image" Riverside and Jazzland are my favourite labels : the artworks, the variety of the music...

Why bad sign ?

The seller wanted to improve the listings... well in that case, a photograph may help a little.. Anyway... condition ? who cares ? Its Colossus, man ! Very rare ! impossible to find the occasion of a lifetime grab it while you can i doubt you will find a better copy you will have a hard time finding another copy good luck finding another copy probably the finest copy we hever had near archival copy of this classic the vinyl is lustrous and unblemished the corners are sharp deep groove flat edge, flat groove deep edge i hate to part with it. http://cgi.ebay.com/JAZZ-LP-Sonny-Rollins-...1QQcmdZViewItem

I don't care ! i have an original Candy already. Really overrated session. But who's talking about music ? its just Blue Note !

Well, i have made some bids on previous auction. But I will not bid again. Definitely fed up with this Blue Note mania. Prices are already on the Japanese scale : i'm laready off the game ! No regrets.

Dave Holland "Conference of the Birds" Kenny Wheeler "Angel Song" Charles LLoyd "Canto" Terje Rypdal "After the Rain" Mal Waldron "free at Last" (#1001 !!)

Alas, like most "set sale" internet shop.

Not so good, unfortunately. The vinyl is a bit noisy, which is very obvious as the music is relatively quite. I also have a stereo, black label copy (no DG), which sounds as bad as the mono. Not exactly Blue Note quality pressings (and recordings)! Well... its somewhat a relief...my DG copy is noisy, and looks mint. So if you have the same trouble i really think now its the pressing in itself...

another babyface cover.

Good suggestion : its a splendid session, and apprently Japanese are not interested (hence price is less than 30). Anyway, this one is not the original with blue DG label, and a slightly diffrent logo on cover. But the sound of this one is correct.

My favorite ? No hesitation.

I Like Michel said, this is a difficult part in the Riverside catalogue. My copies of 376 (Bill Evans - Sunday at the Village Vanguard), 380 (The Trio), 381 (Elmo Hope - Homecoming), 383 (Sittin' in With Dick Morgan) are all without dg. On the other hand, most of the higher numbers are again with dg! You may have noticed also that 376 is often seen no DG white label, while DG version is often the regular blue label. Peter, how does sound your 376 no DG ?

Yesterday night : Buddy Childers Quartet (Liberty Or DG mono) I love this one. Charlie Persip JSt / Howard Rumsey's LAS : Double or Nothin Liberty Or DG Mono Steve Kuhn Trio "Three Waves" Contact or DG Mono "Van Gelder" !! Now : Charlie Rouse "Yeah" Epic strobe Or DG Mono Billy Gardner !!!!!

Yes. And the madness is in the US apparently. Those sellers like Atomic have a rule to sell these kind of record : 1) set a very high reserve price (more than 2 k), 2) wait for the two (generally no more) bidders that will start the insane bidding, in the last minute. In this case 2000, 2200 and... suddenly 4000 ! (two times !), then almost 5000 !! . That works everytime time. You'll always find the wealthy hipster "i-want-this-record-no matter-what-price". Next time they'll set a reserve of 4000, and you'll have two guys fighting at 7000.... I suppose that those bidders are very proud of themsleves and think that they are serious and tasty collectors : "i bought a rare and fine record because i paid it a high price".

Among the Liberty era cover variations (were is the thread regaring this aspect ? did not found it) , this one reminds us a Paul Quinichette album on Prestige... http://cgi.ebay.com/LOU-DONALDSON-LP-SUNNY...1QQcmdZViewItem

There are two "gigantic" Wes recordings on Riverside : "The incredible jazz guitar" RLP 320, and "Full House" RLP 434. I suppose you already know and have them. In case not, you can jump on it !!

So much guitar is RLP 382. In this part of the Riverside catalogue, it becomes complicated... I have a 380 promo white lbl without DG, but i know there are DG of this one. I have a 383 no DG promo white, never seen a DG (but may exist). I have a 384 DG, but have seen no DG. I think at this time, many Riverside were pressed DG and no DG at the same time (I have a 420 white promo DG, but have seen many no DG). So for your 382 Its hard to tell whether its original or not considering the DG. The problem is the no DG riverside, first or not, rarely sound good, and sometimes sound awful (380, 383 for example). Anyway, If you have at the top back the two references " RLP 382" and "RS 9382" left and right, then its a reissue, DG or not.

Today : Lee Morgan "Search for the new land" Blue Note 4169, NY or. Sonny Stitt "and the New Yorkers" Royal Roost or. DG !! wow ! THE SOUND !!!!

why did they change the cover on the reissue ? anyway on th rissue ev'body knows who is "blue train" hey hey...

I have the same reaction anytime i loose an auction on Ebay (and i loose 95 % of the auction i bid on !