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I wonder what the details are behind this one. Not many BN dates with larger groups. Not their forte, I presume.

How is the cable connected to the arm?

Seeing it in the stores, but have not picked it up.

Angie Stone: Stone Love (New release 2LP) Beck: Guero (New release 2LP)

Nothing fishy, other than the guy has bucks. Pearson's auctions end at the same time and he used e-snipe. Paid over $1K for a BN.

I see he bought a ton of jazz LP's from Anthony Pearson and paid top dollar, then some. He can bid on my auctions any day!!!

Miles/Coltrane Mosaic sold for $270. As you know it's still available from Mosaic for $162.

I have purchased a couple nice originals off eBay for under $25 each.

I much prefer reading about the aestheic/spiritual impact of music. So, thank you for the post. Perfect analysis that indicates the artists achieved their goals with the music. Why spend hours analyzing when you could be listening. Which, by the way, is much more respectful to the artist and the music they dedicated their lives to. Have had these LP's(along with At The Manne Hole) for years and consider them must owns.

Eddie Henderson: So What (Eighty-Eight's) Joe Farnsworth: It's Prime Time (Eighty-Eight's) New to my collection. Excellent albums. I need to pick up more from this label before they are gone.

Enjoying a few fairly recent releases from bands I'd never heard before. Rilo Kiley: More Adventurous Jesse Sykes & The Sweet Hereafter: Oh, My Girl Jesse Sykes & The Sweet Hereafter: Reckless Burning John Vanderslice: Cellar Door

I just snagged the Buck Clayton Jam Sessions 8 LP set for $128 on ePay. A good deal to even out the times I paid too much.

Art Pepper Mosaic LP set. Buck Clayton Jam Sessions Mosaic LP set. Sharon Jones and The Dap-Kings: Naturally LP and 3 LP's from a local label. jesse sykes and the sweet hereafter: Oh, My Girl john vanderslice: cellar door rilo kiley: more adventurous

Hale, Billie Holiday!!! I tired of biographies long ago. The 55-57 Verve sides that have taken up lodging in my car CD player is all I need. Her style is so 'her' and yet it continues to dominate and influence. Mind boggling. I wonder how many singers gave up after hearing her.

I played "Boston Blow Up", "Along Came John", "Dialogue" and some "Blue Haze". Cool thread. It's fun playimg the titles I have. Looking forward to tomorrow.

Lester Young With The Oscar Peterson Trio (Norgran/Speaker's Corner) Johnny Griffin: A Blowing Session (Blue Note/Classic Records) Duke Ellington: Piano In The Foreground (Columbia/Classic Records)

The first song, "Sweet Poppa", is dedicated to someone named Chris Anderson.

Solomon Burke: Don't Give Up On Me...new 2LP release on peach vinyl. O Brother, Where Art Thou? Soundtrack Beck: Odelay...in anticipation of his new one that should arrive this week. Jesse Sykes: Reckless Burning...Local girl who has had her two albums vinylized.

I had the list of originals without the 'ear'(mark of the pressing plant used before Liberty took over), but it was lost in a computer problem. I may have posted it in the vinyl forum a while ago. I know I e-mailed it to a few members. Keep an on eBay to see if any listings mention having the ear.

The Shins: Chutes Too Narrow (Sub-Pop) John Jenkins Blue Note 1573 (Classic Records) What a great cover. Has entered my top 10 of BN covers. Seeing it reproduced with such gloss and richness of color and expense is a great touch. Dizzy Reece: Star Bright (Classic Records)

See my post in Larry Young thread.

No, better off selling to me. Seriously, does it have New York USA on label? Does it have a mark that looks like an 'ear' in the dead wax? If yes to both and mint, I'd guess $65-100.

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Claude, your knowledge in these matters is second to none. Why/how? It would drive me nuts keeping up with this shit. I avoid it by stickng to analog.

BECK/GUERO 45rpm 2LP ANGIE STONE/STONE LOVE 2LP