JohnS

Thanks for the heads up - February release in the UK according to Amazon

Just the RADIO TIMES.

Now I want to see the movie.

Good stuff, thanks for the link.

This was my last Ehrlich purchase - recommended.

This gets my vote too.

Got to get this one, many thanks for this info.

That's right Hicks is on more than a dozen Murray led dates and several more with Murray as sideman.

You missed out Teresa Brewer and David Murray.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY JIM!

Microsoft excel works for me too.

One I overlookd earlier - Ray Anderson.

I got a nice greeting and signature on a 'Bear At Barnwood' flyer courtesy of a friend from Tal, when Tal was doing a gig there. I just wish that I'd had the chance to see it (was out of the country at the time). Never did get to see Tal Farlow, sadly. Nice one John re: the Ornette box ! I missed Tal too, can't think why. The Ornette was thanks to Peter Clayton.

Thanks FoB. I will take a look as soon as my local bookshop gets one back in stock. The one copy they had seems to have been sold and not replaced.

I won a signed cd by Roscoe Mitchell some time ago. Apart from the I have autographs of John Scofield, David Murray and Teddy Edwards. My Mosaic Tal Farlow booklet is signed by Howard Alden but best of all my Ornette Croydon concert box is signed by both Ornette and David Izenson. I also got Charles Moffett to sign the concert programme on the night of the concert but that's unfortunately lost! Barry Macrae (UK critic) has an amazing collection.

Love this disc.

Very sad news. His early Paris sessions are my favourites.

Happy Birthday Ghost

DB was among my first exposures to jazz as a teenager in the 50s and that period is still my preferred period. The first jazz concert I attended (1958) was by Brubeck so he had quite an influence on my early listening. So happy birthday Dave.

I can see you are on a Mulligan kick Bill. All fine stuff.

I agree, worth a watch.

Thanks Kevin, I've learnt something about WMP today.

Moved on to discs 2 and 3.

Six inches of crisp snow.