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Jazz at the Philharmonic volume 12 (Mercury 10 inch)--The Opener and Lester Leaps In.

I read somewhere the Jazz Gallery was losing its lease.

His website doesn't exactly invite orders (pay now, get your CD in 4-6 weeks, $23 plus $7 shipping for what I presume is a CDR). I have just about all the officially released recordings anyway, but I am curious about this one: Power Tools Live at the Knitting Factory, 1987 Ronald Shannon Jackson, drums/voice Melvin Gibbs, electric bass Pete Cosey, electric guitar

Now this is surprising: Ronald Shannon Jackson at the Kessler Theater on July 7.

Jazz at the Philharmonic, volume 7 (Mercury 10 inch) Gerry Mulligan and Paul Desmond Quartet (Verve, trumpet label)

Prestige First Sessions volume 1. Includes an excellent Don Lanphere/Pats Navarro session. http://www.amazon.com/Prestige-First-Sessions-Vol-1/dp/B000000ZDL/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1333215237&sr=8-1 Saturday Night Swing Sessions. http://www.amazon.com/Saturday-Night-Swing-Session-Eldridge/dp/B00000K4JF/ref=sr_1_fkmr0_1?s=music&ie=UTF8&qid=1333215388&sr=1-1-fkmr0

Norman Granz Jazz at the Philhormonic, volumes 4 and 6 (Mercury 10 inch)

More than 500 (1974 to present).

All right! THERE! Tickets only $10.

A whopping $2 saving from the current amazon price.

I wonder if a 200 or 250 GB ipod will ever arrive? Or is the demand simply too small?

But I thought the JSP Patton was supposed to sound better. (Can't remember where I read this.) Never heard that. Anxious for more info. The JSP is said to be a copy of the Revenant box and/or the initial Yazoo CDs. Most seem to think that the best sound is on the two most recent Yazoo CDs. http://blindman.15.forumer.com/index.php?showtopic=41570&hl=patton

Victor Feldman--Merry Olde Soul (Riverside, black label stereo): A battered looking copy that nonetheless sounds great.

George Wettling's Jazz Trios (with Pee Wee Russell, Lou McGarity, or Bill Funaro) (Kapp) Jimmy Smith--Open House (Blue Note Liberty, blue and white).

My copy arrived yesterday and I was disappointed that it was a CDR. But I forgot after I listened.

Red Garland Quintet--Dig It! (Prestige, blue label)

Popsike shows a high of $561. Two sales in $500s Eight sales in $400s Nine sales in $300s Five sales in $200s And a low of $183.

That looks rather interesting and had escaped my attention; I ordered one too.

Isn't this inquiry about a Muse recording?

Joe Wilder--The Pretty Sound (Columbia six eyes)

Duke Ellington--Bal Masque (six eyes red and white promo)

I like the groups on Debut in Blues and Breakthrough. They seem like actual working groups with otherwise little recorded or even unrecorded musicians; they are perfectly fine. As for Carnival Sketches, I mostly like the first side--the suite by Richard Evans; the trumpet playing on this side is fantastic.

I've found those old black/yellow Prestiges to be similar to original Blue Notes in that they may still sound alot better than they look, at least absent feelable scratches.

April 21: Eddie Palmieri, Latino Cultural Center, Dallas

I agree with you; Debut in Blues would be a first rate candidate for reissue.