I ordered it directly from Sleepy Night records https://www.sleepynight-shop.com/product/coming-soon-miles-davis-the-lost-quintet
Took about a week to get here and because of shipping cost about $21.
I've been pleasantly surprised. I knew so little about Herman that I didn't know I was going to hear some Ben Webster, Budd Johnson and Johnny Hodges on these cds.
And you can download it at Amazon. BTW I notice that some concerts by the lost quintet were recorded by ORTF so Sony could probably get tapes. The Lost Quintet would make a great Bootleg Vol 7.
Probably the 3rd or 4th time I've read The Big Sleep but this is really good. Every facing page is reserved for annotations some of which are mini essays, almost all are interesting. Maybe it will even explain who killed Owen Taylor.
Me too. Probably last photo I'll ever buy but I had to have it. Also Leonard's Dexter and Francis Wolfe Trane. (2 of them). One by unknown photographer of Miles and one director Paul Brickman took of Bill Evans.
I'm really enjoying this-- though there are too many "novelty" pieces on the first disc for me. It gets better and better as it goes along. The sides with Dexter Gordon are his first as a leader and I'm struck by how Lestorian he is here.
Upping this because IO'm still curious and can't find anything on Google. Could someone point out for me (a layman) examples of Oscar Moore employing flatted Fifths?
https://www.noozhawk.com/article/solvang_woman_killed_highway_154_crash_children_names_dna_testing
There's a lot more to this but it might get political