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the organissimo forum home page, on the upper right, indicates death by "brownian motian". what is it and what causes it?

prices incl. 1st class mail except for box sets; no jewel cases sent on single discs box sets mailing negotiable, ballpark est. $5 + $2.50 per disc paypal personal (ask if you don't know...) 20% (refundable) payment due in order to hold Everything is like new except where noted, assume no obis XXX =sold/hold Jackie McLean Jacknife Conn $17 Jackie McLean right now! TOCJ 4215 $23 Jackie McLean Action TOCJ 4218 $23 Jackie McLean Jackie's Bag TOCJ 4051 $22 Blakey Indestructible TOCJ 4193 $25 Blakey Free For All TOCJ 4170 $25 Blakey Mosaic TOCJ 4090 $22 Moncur Evolution and Some Other Stuff TOCJ 4153 & 4177 $40 Hampton Hawes The Trio vol 1-3 (s/t, This Is..., Everybody Loves) VICJ jewel case $45 Lee Morgan JRVG mini-LPs Gigolo & Search For A New Land $42 Giuffre 3 Emphasis (jewel case) $17 Wardell Gray Memorial vol 1&2 (VICJ mini LPs) $40 XXX Don Pullen Mosaic Select $68 XXX Bailey/Brotzmann/Sabu, Improvised Company CD002, live Japan '87 etched gold cover #33/70 $65 Curtis Fuller - Mosaic box Blue Note /UA 3 CDs $100 Thad Jones - Mosaic box Blue Note /UA /Roulette 3 CDs $100 Mick Goodrick In Pas(s)ing $40 Bobby Hutcherson Patterns $21 Mobley 4 JRVG mini-LPs Soul Station, Workout, Another Workout and s/t (1568) $95 Mobley Curtain Call TOCJ 1611 $25 Joel Futterman, Ear Rational label, set of 4 Inner Conversations*, To The Edge, Moments*, Passage* (*w/ Jimmy Lyons) $95 Booker Ervin Japan set of 3: Freedom Book (VICJ jewel case), Space Book (VICJ j/c), Heavy!! (VICJ mini-LP) $75 Thad Jones / Mel Lewis Orch Mosaic box Solid State 5 CDs, two booklets, LPs 1-3 new $175 (Also JLO vinyl F/S in another thread, posted soon) Herbie Nichols - Mosaic box Blue Note 3 CDs $110 modest moisture damage to box/booklet bottom edge Sam Rivers, Mosaic box and booklet, modest water damage, overall good condition, repair-able $25 Gerald Wilson - Mosaic box Pacific Jazz 6 CDs $125 Dizzy Gillespie, Dee Gee Days, Savoy, $12 Kenny Drew Trio, Pal Joey, Victor Japan K2 (mini-LP), $15 Kenny Drew Trio, s/t, Victor Japan K2 (mini-LP), $15 Winton Kelly, Piano, Victor Japan K2 (mini-LP), $15 Wayne Shorter, Adams Apple, JRVG (mini-LP), $15 Charles Lloyd, Forest Flower, East-West K2 (mini-LP), $15 Eric Kloss, In the Land of the Giants, Victor Japan K2 (mini-LP), $15 Clark Terry, It's What's Happening / Varitone Sound of... , Japan/Impulse K2, $13

Thanks. The first post in this thread refers to the Lost Quintet performing into 1970, which I had thought was incorrect.

Was the "lost quintet" only a five piece group in the summer of 1969 and then sextet by early 1970? The most recent Fillmore CD is a sextet, refers to the band's "lost" legend. Does anybody know if any substantive pre-release work has been done for a still-hopefully-possible release of the July 1969 Antibes sets?

Why not call Mosaic and ask the mastering question? At the Jazz Record Center this week, there were a lot of great vinyl box sets there at fair prices (e.g. McLean Mosaic, $225, complete Keynote $250). A lot of people including myself are dumping stash and raising emergency cash. I didn't see the Mobley, but the place is flush with product right now, its definitely worth a call.

affordable = $150 or so, cash or trade (see also the Mosaic trade thread please), any leads would be appreciated. And in the meantime, any strong recommendations regarding Tristano's other catalog. Thanks

So nothing yet really... that seems amazing and sad. Though my heart is pumping a little faster (really) just based on these posts. Thank you.

Looking for a like-new copy of the Tristano/Marsh/Konitz set (CDs)... Can offer: Miles Davis - Complete Plugged Nickel (CDs, U.S. Sony), like-new Cecil Taylor - Two Ts for Lovely T, like-new Partial Andrew Hill Mosaic vinyl set (w/ box, booklet like-new), LPs all unplayed, includes all except #2 (master take of Black Fire, Smokestack) (can also offer for sale a Japan King pressing of Black Fire, and early stereo pressing of Smokestack) if cash only for the Tristano, please advertise to me via PM, thanks, Dan

I have never seen or heard of video documentation of any of the great Cecil Taylor groups with Jimmy Lyons. Does anybody know of any? thanks, Dan

I saw both for sale today, and I believe the concert was recorded in stereo ('63 or so). So I would enjoy the vinyl in stereo, yes? Does anybody here know if the mixes are significantly different? thanks, Dan

some partial sets and pieces... Andrew Hill - LP set complete except missing LP II (master take of Black Fire, Smokestack) $275 incl. U.S. shipping. Mint new incl. box/booklet. Thad Jones / Mel Lewis - LPs I-IV, and booklet (no box) $90 incl. U.S. mailing Jones and Hill LPs are as new and were never played, these were purchased by me at the mosaic warehouse Don Cherry LP set, used, perfect condition, complete $120 incl. U.S. mailing

some partial sets and pieces... Jones and Hill LPs were never played, originally purchased by me at the mosaic warehouse: Thad Jones / Mel Lewis - LPs I-IV, and booklet (no box) $90 incl. U.S. mailing Andrew Hill - LP set complete except missing LP II (master take of Black Fire, Smokestack) $275 incl. U.S. shipping. Mint new incl. box/booklet. Don Cherry LP set, used, perfect condition, complete $120 incl. U.S. mailing

As a Zinno neighbor in the early 90s, I became enamored of Jane Jarvis' jazz stylings. As a baseball (Mets) fan who longs to this day for ambience between innings, Ms. Jarvis' taste, dignity, and wit set the bar high.

Please note 2nd set for sale was SOLD. thanks, Dan

My set was SOLD as well. Thanks to all.

The apex/touchstone titles on Contemporary for me are the 50s Art Pepper and Sonny Rollins LPs. Those series are worth a raving post or two or three or a dozen-plus. I sold off my Manne Hole CDs years ago, just couldn't compete with the other 300-400 best of the best (labels, genre) titles out there. Are these Shelly Manne's absolute best?

In some instance here we are talking about vinyl>CD transcriptions, where you have to cut the digital file into tracks manually. Two people are most unlikely to come up with an identical timing for any given track incl. before/after silence, thus there is probably no reference i.d. for most of our DIY LP digitizations. I will try a few with some of my "old" transcriptions from the 1990s. Cheers

I don't have your answer but I don't believe the success depends on track count and timings. Everybody with an iPhone has been amazed and willing to demonstrate the phone's ability to "listen" to the radio or background noise and correctly identify music. It sure makes MS Media Player's inability, for example, to identify disc one of Mosaic's Buddy DeFranco set PRETTY PATHETIC.

edits and additions Happy New Year!!

The all-in cost of public employees, including law enforcement, long ago surpassed the costs of private sector workers. And in Michigan (and soon New York and California), it is already tough if not impossible to pay above-market wages and benefits to civil employees. We need to cut public sector wage and benefit levels, not people. Otherwise there will be chaos.

I view B&W as a great offering at low price points, neutral and efficient. (Could you find some used 601s/602s?) NSM/Kayak might also be a good alternative. You can avoid the mass market brands at $250, consider Audiogon.com or used gear from a local shop that has a long history, and strong word-of-mouth reputation on two channel stereo listening. Also call North Country / Cadence.

I saw him play a bar date in Mt. Kisco NY in the very late 70s, which I thought was a great treat. I always loved Mixed Bag in high school but when I was a freshman in college (Fall '78) a friend turned me onto the The Great Blind Degree, an LP of songs, mostly covers I think, about generation gaps and social isolation. He and his vision/voice remain huge by me.

Caution: Many of us will want to hear/own True Blue, if indeed it is the ultimate CD edition. This is perhaps a top 10 BN session. Is this a limited edition series?

Tiger should really look into the next leg of his advertising career: selling product placements for spectacular annual car-wrecks. If were say, Carter-Wallace, I would pay a TON to see the tabloids with a photo of a rolled Tiger SUV, with carton of thin-skin maxi ribbed scented love gloves tossed about.

new things added today 12-17, thanks