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Deep sorrow to envision Mosaic's future depending on Robbie Williams' problems

The Solal 4LP box is up for grabs. Good price! Martial Solal Live!

Absolutely. I bought it when it came out, and I've never seen another copy around. luca Not that rare. I come upon this set off and on! Saw one several weeks ago at a rather reasonable price!

First two LPs are called "Les Introuvables", and feature tracks with Roger Guérin (quartet, 1959), some trios with Guy Pedersen and Daniel Humair, Gilbert Rovere and Charles Bellonzi, Cesarius Alvim and Humair, Rovere and Humair and two pieces with a big band (one from 1962, the other from 1985), plus three solo tracks. The third LP is subtitled "Standards en solo... ou comment s'en débarrasser", and has six tracks from 1974 to 1982. The last LP ("Rencontres") has duo tracks with, in turn, Grappelli, Konitz, John Lewis, Didier Lockwood, NHOP and Jean-Louis Chautemps. First LP is about 44 minutes long; the second is 48, the third is 37 and the fourth is 40. Something must be missing anyway. The cover of the LP box set is the white one. luca

Chronological Classics's been working on that

Don't think it was an actual play. It was one of Alain Robbe-Grillet's screenwriting device. Must say that even if I really like Alain Resnais and Delphine Seyrig, I can't stand Robbe-Grillet's writings or person! One of the most overrated writer ever! Loved it when he was finally made a member of the Académie française. It will look good on his epitaph!

Thanks for the explanation. The actual line is: 'Voilà, maintenant je suis à vous...' -_-

Another excellent Feldman date is the 'Soviet Jazz Themes' album he recorded in 1962 for the short-lived Ava label. It featured Carmell Jones, Nat Adderley,, Harold Land, Joe Zawinul, Frank Butler, etc... Makes you long for the Soviet days

Nat Pierce 'At the Savoy Ballroom' (RCA, mono) The Nat Pierce Orchestra featuring Buck Clayton (also Frank Rehak, Paul Quinichette ...)

It's a single CD. Missing from it are 'Rhythm' ning' (with Roger Guerin) and 'Pressing A Deux' (with Michel Portal).

'Just In Time' was composed by Jule Styne for the 1956 musical 'Bells Are Ringing' that starred Judy Holliday! It's also a jazz classic by now. Gene Ammons, Lee Morgan, Barney Kessel, Gerry Mulligan and Sonny Rollins have recorded it. Among others...

The Jazz Nerd in me would be also very interested in listening to those tapes that Jerry Newman recorded at Minton's and other interesting clubs and have still been kept in out of reach places!

Willis Jackson 'Keep On A Blowin' (Prestige, mono, blue label)

OK, the radar is ON! Ubu, what's that 'Je suis à vous' line you carry these days?

Won't bid on that Willie The Lion Smith at that price

Here!

Ben Webster in 1963 with Gerry Mulligan (also Leroy Vinnegar and Mel Lewis. And Jimmy Rowles?) Who's Got Rhythm!

Red Allen Plays King Oliver (Verve) with Herb Flemming, Buster Bailey, Sammy Price, etc...

Ubu, if you're interested with that one, I'll try to get it for you. I see secondhand copies here from time to time... Really worth it!

I'ld buy that one right away! Rejected or not...

How about that one?

This is for jazzbo http://www.dailymotion.com/visited/search/...o7_benny-bailey

Damn right Two Grammies at least. Best liner notes. Best set!

Now, JimS has got me interested in this item. Saw the Max Roach unit with Abbey Lincoln when they performed in Paris in 1964. The concert had left me underwhelmed!

Strange the albums that Columbia is recyling!