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I was supposed to go with a friend back in May and July but other things came up. My friend had a good time and was able to spin about 13-20 of his own records (about the average depending on how many people show up to contribute). Hope to get over there at the end of this month or November.

I second Sylvian's work with Robert Fripp. Also check out David Sylvian & Ryuichi Sakamoto's Forbidden Colours and Nine Horses (Sylvian & brother Jansen with some special guests including Sakamoto).

Not really an artist discography but a label discography question: Having an issue with the first BLUE NOTE 78 as I have 3 copies of the MEADE LUX LEWIS #1 78 (Melancholy c/w Solitude). I have 3 copies of this 78 - two have the 767 Lexington Ave address and one has a 10 W 47th address. This site here - http://rnsdb.x10.mx/recs/labelslGrcbluenote.pdf- shows that the 10 W 47th address didn't come into play until 1944, so would that make my 10 WEST 4TH 78 a "reissue"? Thanks in advance for any information gleaned from my fellow forum members!!!

Ah, didn't know they were stolen. Even those from Germany, Sweden, etc?

I see and have bought cheap razor blades at flea markets here in the US, where the vendor is selling new goods. Sometimes the blades are from another country (Germany or another European country), but I believe they are the same product and just as good. They are usually about $2.50 a blade, so $10 for a pack of 4 vs the $25 at Target, Walmart, etc.

I got mine a year or so ago at a local record store for $5. Shame since it's such a great LP...

Has everyone received their CD yet? Whom should I check with on shipping status?

Heard one of the songs on Rolling Stone's website, I believe, and it sounded really good. Made me go out and get a actual Everly Brothers CD (my first). Hope to pick this one up, too!

Amazon is up to $53 for the Wes Montgomery now. Wonder if the $28 was a typo?

One last bump before I head off to the record store to trade...

Sorry, the McKusick/Carisi/Levitt is gone already. Will update the post to reflect the others that are gone, too.

@JAW - fixed

All CDs, inserts and booklets are in GREAT condition unless otherwise noted. US shipping is $3 for 1st disc; shipping discounts available for multiple discs. Unfortunately, due to USPS increases the shipping for international is $10 for the first disc - discounts available for multiple discs. Please send PM to hold / buy any items and I'll send details. Thanks, Tom L Andrews Sisters - Capitol Collectors Series - Has Cutout Mark On Spine - $4.00 Bassey, Shirley / Sassy Brassy - 1990 Cema Special Markets Release (Double Play - 2Lps On 1 Cd) $3.00 Bennett, Tony & Evans, Bill - The Tony Bennett / Bill Evans Album - 2002 20Bit K2 Fantasy Records Remaster $5.00 Bowie And Eno Meet Glass / Heroes - Low Symphonies (2Cd Set) - American Composers Orchestra, Brooklyn Philharmonic Orchestra, Dennis Russel Davies $4.00 Brecker Brothers Back To Back Novus / Bmg Victor (No Obi Strip) $ 4.00 Cab Calloway & Scatman Crothers / Kings Of The Cotton Club - Pickwick Entertainment - $3.00 Chako, Greg / Integration Ii $2.00 Cohn, Perkins, Kamuca / The Brothers - 1997 Bmg Music Spain Release $4.00 Cook, Barbara - Songs From The Heart - Drive Archive - $3.00 Davis, Miles / Porgy And Bess - 1997 Columbia Reissue - $5.00 De Lucia, Paco / Entre Dos Aguas - Philips / Phonogram Release (Made In West Germany) $3.00 Gaillard, Slim & Stewart, Slam - Slim And Slam / The Groove Juice Special - Columbia Records - $4.00 Getz, Stan - Cool Sounds - Verve/Polygram Japan Release (No Obi Strip) - $5.00 Gille, Sebastian / Anthem - Pirouet Records (Promo Sticker On Back Of Digipak) - $4.00 Gould, Mark / Café 1930 - 1998 Angel Records Release $3.00 Groove Collective New York, Ny - 20.12.02 2002 Kufala Recordings 2Cd Set In Digipak $ 4.00 Gunn, Russell / Ethnomusicology Vol. 1 - Still Sealed, No Cutout Marks - $4.00 Hopkins, Kenyon / Rooms & The Sound Of New York (2Lps On 1Cd) - Produced By Creed Taylor $4.00 Hubbard, Freddie / Blue Spirits - Sealed 2004 Rvg Edition (Has Cutout Mark On Spine) - $6.00 Human Feel / With Rick Peckham, Chris Speed, John Silverman, Andrew D'Angelo And Jim Black $2.00 Jack Dejohnette'S Special Edition / Irrestible Force - 1987 Impulse / Mca Records $5.00 Joe Holt Presents The Midiri Brothers Avalon - $3.00 Joseph, Julian - Reality - 1994 Atlantic Records (Has Cutout Mark On Spine) $3.00 Konitz, Lee The Real Lee Konitz 32 Jazz $ 4.00 Mckusick, Carisi, Levitt / Jazz Workshop: The Arrangers - With Hal Mckusick, John Carisi And Rod Levitt - 1989 Bluebird/Bmg Release $5.00 Mehldau, Brad And Fleming, Renee / Love Sublime - Nonesuch Release (Has Small Cutout Mark Thru Upc) $3.00 Mercer, Mabel - Legendary Performers - 2001 Harbinger Records - $4.00 Michel, Misja Fitzgerald / Encounter - 2006 Universal Music France Release (Has Small Cutout Mark On Back Cover) $3.00 Miller, Glenn / The Popular Recordings (1938-1942) - 3Cd Set 1989 Rca Release $8.00 Moore, Ada / Jazz Workshop W/ Tal Farlow, John Laporta - Debut / Fantasy Records (Has Small Cutout On Spine) - $5.00 Palmieri, Eddie & Norman, Jimmy - Harlem River Drive - Rhino Records - $5.00 Pepper / Farrell / Cables Darn That Dream Realtime $ 4.00 Peter Soto & Bill Gerhardt Quartet - Metanoic - $4.00 Ranieri, Katyna / Fellini'S Movie Songs - Music By Nino Rota - 1993 Milan Entertainment Release $3.00 Rollins, Sonny / Saxophone Colussus - Ojc/Prestige/Columbia Record Club Release $3.00 Sergio Bellotti & Tino D'Agostino Present Spajazz Featuring Jim Kelly & Mike Stern - $4.00 Sidran, Ben That'S Life I Guess 1988 Bluebird / Rca $ 5.00 Stitt, Sonny & Sims, Zoot / Inter-Action - Universal Japan - Lp Style Slip Case (No Obi Strip And Doesn'T Have Any Inserts; Not Sure If It Ever Did) $5.00 Taylor, John - Rosalyn - With Marc Johnson & Joey Baron - Ecm Release (Does Not Have The Cardboard Slip Cover Included With Most Ecm Cds) $3.00 Tixier, Scott / Brooklyn Bazaar - 2012 Sunnyside - $4.00 Torme, Mel / Night At The Concord Pavilion - 1990 Concord Jazz (Manufactured In Europe By Bellaphon, West Germany) $3.00 Various Artists - Capitol Rare / Funky Notes From West Coast Vol 2 - $5.00 AND SOME SEALED RECORDS Benny Waters & The Traditional Jazz Studio - I Giganti Del Jazz (Italian Import) - This Lp Is Still Factory Sealed! No Cutout Marks At All $5.00 Joe Farrell / Sonic Text - Contemporary Records Release - This Lp Is Still Factory Sealed! No Cutout Marks At All $4.00 George Coleman / Manhattan Panorama - Theresa Records - This Lp Is Still Factory Sealed! No Cutout Marks At All $5.00

I'll take offers on the leftover titles.

Not Jazz, but was in the audience for Ben Folds Five / Sessions at 54th (the very first one) that aired on PBS and later released on DVD. Can see myself in the audience and wished I cut my mullet sooner

Updated with some more titles...

All CDs, inserts and booklets are in GREAT condition unless otherwise noted. US shipping is $3 for 1st disc; shipping discounts available for multiple discs. Unfortunately, due to USPS increases the shipping for international is $10 for the first disc - discounts available for multiple discs. Please send PM to hold / buy any items and I'll send details. Thanks, Tom L BRECKER BROTHERS BACK TO BACK NOVUS / BMG VICTOR (NO OBI STRIP) $ 4.00 CALLOWAY, CAB 1938-1939 CLASSICS #576 $ 5.00 SOLD CARTER, BENNY 1937-1939 CLASSICS #552 $ 5.00 SOLD CARTER, BENNY 1939-1940 CLASSICS #579 $ 5.00 SOLD EVANS, BILL PARIS CONCERT - EDITION ONE 2001 BLUE NOTE RELEASE HAS CUTOUT MARK ON SPINE $ 4.00 SOLD EVANS, BILL PARIS CONCERT - EDITION TWO 2001 BLUE NOTE RELEASE HAS CUTOUT MARK ON SPINE $ 4.00 SOLD GROOVE COLLECTIVE NEW YORK, NY - 20.12.02 2002 KUFALA RECORDINGS 2CD SET IN DIGIPAK $ 6.00 HAMPTON, LIONEL 1937-1938 CLASSICS #524 $ 4.00 SOLD KONITZ, LEE THE REAL LEE KONITZ 32 JAZZ $ 4.00 LUNCEFORD, JIMMY 1939 CLASSICS #532 $ 4.00 SOLD MARTINO, PAT HEAD AND HEART / CONCIOUSNESS & LIVE! 32 JAZZ 2CD SET $ 10.00 SOLD PEPPER / FARRELL / CABLES DARN THAT DREAM REALTIME $ 4.00 SCOTT, TONY AT LAST 32 JAZZ 2CD SET $ 7.00 SOLD SIDRAN, BEN THAT'S LIFE I GUESS 1988 BLUEBIRD / RCA $ 7.00 THORNHILL, CLAUDE REAL BIRTH OF THE COOL CBS / SONY - JAPAN (NO OBI STRIP) $ 4.00 SOLD VARIOUS ARTISTS WAX LABEL SESSIONS - JIMMY JONES, JOHNNY HODGES, BEN WEBSTER STORYVILLE RECORDS $ 4.00 SOLD Some additional titles added on 27 August JOE HOLT PRESENTS THE MIDIRI BROTHERS AVALON - $3.00 GILLE, SEBASTIAN / ANTHEM - PIROUET RECORDS (PROMO STICKER ON BACK OF DIGIPAK) - $4.00 GUNN, RUSSELL / ETHNOMUSICOLOGY VOL. 1 - STILL SEALED, NO CUTOUT MARKS - $4.00 SERGIO BELLOTTI & TINO D'AGOSTINO PRESENT SPAJAZZ FEATURING JIM KELLY & MIKE STERN - $4.00 ANDREWS SISTERS - CAPITOL COLLECTORS SERIES - HAS CUTOUT MARK ON SPINE - $4.00 CHRIS CONNOR AT THE VILLAGE GATE - 2008 BLUE NOTE / ROULETTE - $5.00 ON HOLD VARIOUS ARTISTS - CAPITOL RARE / FUNKY NOTES FROM WEST COAST VOL 2 - $5.00 PALMIERI, EDDIE & NORMAN, JIMMY - HARLEM RIVER DRIVE - RHINO RECORDS - $5.00 GAILLARD, SLIM & STEWART, SLAM - SLIM AND SLAM / THE GROOVE JUICE SPECIAL - COLUMBIA RECORDS - $4.00 GIORDANO, VINCE - COTTON CLUB REVISITED - $4.00 MOORE, ADA / JAZZ WORKSHOP w/ TAL FARLOW, JOHN LAPORTA - DEBUT / FANTASY RECORDS (has small cutout on spine) - $5.00 COOK, BARBARA - SONGS FROM THE HEART - DRIVE ARCHIVE - $3.00 MERCER, MABEL - LEGENDARY PERFORMERS - 2001 HARBINGER RECORDS - $4.00 PETER SOTO & BILL GERHARDT QUARTET - METANOIC - $4.00 TIXIER, SCOTT / BROOKLYN BAZAAR - 2012 SUNNYSIDE - $4.00 EVANS, BILL PARIS CONCERT - EDITION ONE 2001 BLUE NOTE RELEASE (has mark on UPC and promo stamp on CD) $ 4.00 ON HOLD CAB CALLOWAY & SCATMAN CROTHERS / KINGS OF THE COTTON CLUB - PICKWICK ENTERTAINMENT - $3.00 DAVIS, MILES - MILES IN TOKYO w/ SAM RIVERS, HERBIE HANCOCK, etc - COLUMBIA RECORDS - $5.00 ON HOLD HUBBARD, FREDDIE / BLUE SPIRITS - sealed 2004 RVG edition (has cutout mark on spine) - $6.00

I know this is 3 years late, but I just picked up this release on Wednesday (used for $15) and can't stop playing it - well, I've actually only listened to Warm Winds (once) and Jawbones (3X times now) and am looking forward to spinning the final CD. I'm not a musician but am extremely pleased with my purchase - sounds great to me. It does sound a little tin-ny at times, but if I play a bit with the equalizer, it seems to fix the problem.

Amazon sellers have it for a little less http://www.amazon.co...d the legendary I got my sealed copy from a old record/CD distributor for less than $7. Love it but glad I didn't pay full price when it came out (which I was about to several times at the Virgin Megastore in Times Square when it was around)...

PM sent on: BRAFF, RUBY YOU'RE GETTING TO BE A HABIT STEREOCRAFT BARNES, GEORGE OCTET 1946 HINDSIGHT VARIOUS CHICAGO SOUTH SIDE HISTORICAL VARIOUS RARE BANDS OF THE 20S HISTORICAL VARIOUS RARE VERTICAL JAZZ HISTORICAL VARIOUS COLLECTOR'S ITEMS HISTORICAL VARIOUS RARE AND HOT HISTORICAL VARIOUS HOT TRUMPETS HISTORICAL

Would have made a good article in THE ONION, to coincide with the Lance stories, if they haven't done something similar already.

Not jazz but nonetheless fun/funny: Was at a rest stop in Florida waiting for a girlfriend to come out of the bathroom and noticed someone in line at the Cinnabon who looked familiar but I couldn't place him. Then it came to me; I saw him a week or so ago on an episode of VH1's Behind The Music. So I approached and mentioned that he looked familiar and asked if he played drums. After confirming that he did, I asked if he was the drummer in Grand Funk and he was - Don Brewer. He was in Florida for his daughters college graduation. If I hadn't seen the BTM episode so recently, I wouldn't know him from Adam. Another time, saw Guns 'n Roses guitarist, Slash, pushing a shopping cart behind his girlfriend at a Park City, UT supermarket during the Sundance film festival back in 2003.

Need to add another option, since my "accomplishment" was initially yours as well. I could get two colours and that was it. Haven't picked one up in probably 30 years but would like to give it a "spin" again...

While working for a music marketing company in '97 or '98, I grabbed a copy of The Artistry of Freddie Hubbard and was hooked from there...

Two interesting 7" that I found at an estate sale over the weekend. First one is an Art Van Damme 78RPM 7" and the second one has Frank Socolow and Clyde Lombardi, with Sam Ulano on drums. Haven't listened to them yet but both are in minty condition, so that's always a plus...