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PM'ed for these: Howard McGhee-Benny Bailey Sextet-Howard McGhee-Teddy Edwards Quintet (Storyville) $8 Mulgrew Miller/Freddie Waits/Reggie Workman, Trio Transition (DIW) $10 Ralph Moore,Who It Is You Are (Savoy) $7 Eastern Rebellion, Simple Pleasures (Music Masters) $7 Eastern Rebellion, Mosaic (Music Masters) $7 Eastern Rebellion, Just One of those Nights - Nights at the Village Vanguard (Music Masters) $7 Marcus Printup, Song for the Beautiful Woman (BN) $7

Brownie: is this the usual LP transfer or did they use some sort of master tape for this reissue. Good to see you posting again!! Hope all is well in Paris.

and your knowledge is flawless as always, Lon!!!!

Mine crossed the ocean with lightning speed....playing it right now. Groovy motherf()*&)*&(er!!!!

flat5: I guess you mean Blokker!!!

Gilius was one of my teachers at the Royal Conservatory of The Hague in the 90's. He's also a composer. Don't know if he's related to the guitar player (they don't look alike but that's not definitive).

Anthony Braxton New York, Fall 1974 1974 Arista Anthony Braxton Five Pieces 1975 1975 Arista Anthony Braxton The Montreux/Berlin Concerts - session 1 1975-76 Arista; RCA Bluebird Anthony Braxton Creative Orchestra Music 1976 1976 Arista; RCA Bluebird Anthony Braxton / Muhal Richard Abrams Duets 1976 1976 Arista Anthony Braxton The Montreux/Berlin Concerts - session 2 1975-76 Arista; RCA Bluebird Anthony Braxton For Trio 1977 Arista Anthony Braxton For Four Orchestras [Composition 82] 1978 Arista Anthony Braxton Alto Saxophone Improvisations 1979 1978-79 Arista Anthony Braxton For Two Pianos [Composition 95] 1980 Arista Why is the Berlin set listed twice? Maybe one is a 2 LP set and the other a single LP? Then we would have 14.

Just count and you'll see it's 14.

Are you also going to sell the dogs? If so I want them jewel cased!!!

Still eagerly awaiting Jim's answer...........

The last batch of these isn't released yet so that might explain the unavailability of them.

Now wouldn't it be "interesting" to know which session this is? Please let us know!!!

The sessions above are not the ones on the Octet Emarcy CD. I don't have the timings but this is the music (and personnel) of the CD reissue: Maynard Ferguson (Canadian) [F1042-8] Maynard Ferguson Octet: Conte Candoli (tp) Maynard Ferguson (tp,b-tp,v-tb) Milt Bernhart (tb) Herb Geller (as) Georgie Auld (ts) Bob Gordon (bar) Ian Bernard (p) Red Callender (b) Shelly Manne (d) Los Angeles, April 25, 1955 11532 Finger snappin' EmArcy MG36021, Merc 6641578, EmArcy EMS-2-406 11533 Autumn leaves - What was her name ? - My new flame - 20 rue de Madrid (*) - - - Inter-space (*) - - - Super G - - - Yeah (*) - - - I have but two horns (*) - - Note: (*) Also on Mercury (Jap)EJD1016 [CD]. All above titles also on Fresh Sound (Sp)FSRCD2209 [CD] titled "Maynard Ferguson Plays Bill Holman Arrangements"; see various flwg sessions to May 12, 1956 for rest of this 2 CD set.

Yes, Moody only plays the flute on that one (and sings on 1 track).

Hello all, just noticed some interesting reissues from Universal in the original series. Maynard Ferguson's Emarcy Octet is one of them (never on cd I'm aware of). A WIllie Bobo, John Klemmer and Hugh Masekela as well. Any thoughts/recommendations on these?

The booklet for sure.....Didn't compare the sound but they are indeed identical material wise.

You're sure you were not at the $2.99 store?

If that's what keeps them in business I'd say OK (but I doubt that's it).

Yep Caiman ships through New Zealand. Still my nr. 1 online seller. You just have to keep track of the discs which don't arrive and let them know about it. You'll either get a refund or a reship so no problems ever for me from them.

What's the music like on this? Big Band? Strings Acutally both!!! I really like the vibe on this one. Not pure jazz but nevertheless great music.

Not complete Columbia but we might see some reissues from that era on Mosaic (singles or Contemporary).

What a loss to the jazz world. I've just bought some trio cd's with Erskine and Pasqua. They will get a well deserved spinn later today. RIP Dave.....

Natural Essence: TOCJ-4274 issued in 1997...yeah those were the days you could find a TOCJ with the LP number after it.

Yeah I bought a lot of them in Manhattan (between 8th and 9th av and 23rd street if I remember correctly). Someone sold those on the street in front of the Leo House (very strange)!!!!

Mike: think 70's. Most acoustic jazz recordings start sounding quite horrendous when the 70's proceded. I think it has to do with the fact the technology became more sophisticated and complex (more is less so to speak).