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Tony Scott '52nd St. Scene' (Jasmine reissue)

His Wikipedia entry http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buzz_Gardner He was on trumpet with Zappa's Mothers of Invention when I caught the band (and took photos) at the Paris Olympia in October 1968.

Stan Getz 'In Europe, "The Early Days"', Vol. 3 (Rarities)

I regret not having purchased al those Miles Davis Mosaic vinyls when they came out. They reach skyhigh prices now!

Jazz 'n (e)motion set (BMG), the Steve Kuhn and Stephen Oliva CDs

I second a Magic Triangle box recommendation! Great unit it was!

Sonny Clark 'Memorial Album' (Xanadu)

OK, support for my complaint today about the board's search function. Let's face it, guys, it sux. IPB, are you listening? Yep, I agree I normally search via Google (or other search engine) & insert organissimo with the criteria That's been working for me for several years now. I rarely use the search function on the Board.

The Pete Johnson-Earl Hines-Teddy Bunn BN Sessions

That must have been pretty traumatic Brownie ! Presumably all of the nice original Blue Notes were sold too. Paris jazz Corner? This thread needs to be re-named 'Brownie Sells Vinyl Hoard'. Good move keeping the Mosaics ! It was a bit traumatic but it was offset by my smiles all the way to the bank The whole lot (more than 8,0000 vinyls) went to Paris Jazz Corner...

Pepper Adams 'The Adams Effect' (Uptown)