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I don't think it was ever a legit release. The French CBS twofer was a legitimate release. The production of the album was supervised by Henri Renaud.

Posted this earlier today. The post has disappeared, so here it comes again... Spam for Keith Jarrett ?!? Do we need this?

Duke Ellington 'Complete Capitol' box, LP nr. 2

One skip on an otherwise VG+ vinyl might be OK as long as it is clearly indicated by the seller and it is the only major flaw on it.

In your own words, "get this box set, you won't regret it!" Then it was Hamp on that opening track? Boy, I goofed on that one Found the vibes player on that track a bit stiff. Well, I wish I will be that stiff when I reach 87

A kabbalah specialist might have the answer

Bob Dorough 'Devil May Care' (52e Rue Est)

Griffin BN are hot! 'The Congregation' reached $1,182 a few days ago, now it's 'Introducing' 's turn $1,370

No reason to be lukewarm about the Eldridge box. The music is damn exciting. One of Mosaic's best!

I'll plug in on those sets. Thought volume 1 was excellent, bringing a new perspective to the beginnings of the music. It included lots of wonderful music. Volume 2 is even better. Selection of the various sides that are included is even tighter. This is quite an enterprise and should be purchased by all those interested in jazz!

Henry 'Red' Allen 'Ride, Red, Ride In Hi-Fi' (RCA, monot)

It's always a surprise when I am in New York to see the number of planes flying over the city. Flying over Paris is a no-no, except on very rare occasions. And I suppose it's the same over main cities all over the world. Getting from New Jersey to NYC is not that much of a problem via car, bus or train!

Highly recommended turntable within your price liimit. Pro-Ject Debut III

Jitterbug Waltz

TIME Magazine's story on that glorious wedding! Pablo Picasso has also been reported as having been in the crowd that watched the wedding.

Buck Clayton 'Complete CBS Jam Sessions', disc 5

Zidane a encore frappé... Youtube

Thanks. Is yours signed RVG or VAN GELDER? When did BN stopped using the Ear? Is yours a deep groove? Both sides bear the VAN GELDER stamp. No deep grooves...

Chico Hamilton 'The Original Chico Hamilton Quintet' November 1955 concert by the quintet with Buddy Collette and Jim Hall

Dmitry, original BN vinyls still carried the Ear stamp on the dead wax at the time of 'Empyrean Isles' release. My mono copy of 'Basra' (BN 4205) has that Ear.

Most of the BN catalogue was still available thru the '70s. Piles ot BN vinyls - reprints mostly, not the real originals ones - ended up in shops were they were being sold for a few dollars.

Richard 'Groove Holmes' 'Get Up & Get It' (Prestige, blue label) with Tedy Edwards, Pat Martino, Paul Chambers, Billy Higgins

Another plus to this collection is that it does look quite complete. The alternate takes are gathered on disc 4 so if anybody is bothered by those takes, there is no need to skip them.