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It was easier to keep Hat Hut stuff in print - especially the lower-selling discs - when Werner and the label were swimming in UBS arts funding money. That's not as plentiful now, so I can imagine the label is on a tighter budget.
Yup. Got tons of Hat's with UBS stamped all over it.
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I actually find their shipping to be an amazing deal. It's a flat $6 no matter how many items you get. So purchasing one CD or LP is a poor deal, but if you stock up you essentially pay nothing for shipping.
Gotta keep that in mind cuz I only order one thing at a time from them.
But on the other hand, I visit Chicago regularly and hit up Reckless and the Exchange back to back and walk away with incredible deals through and through.
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Some of the most incredible and under-heard creative music of the last 30 years on those records and one of the best groups ever (the triad of McPhee, Jaume and Boni that is). I wish Werner X would do more to keep his core 80s-early 90s catalogue in print: the McPhees, the Braxtons, the Hemingways, the Koglmanns.
Yup! Couldn't said it better myself.
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I'm so excited to finally order my copy tonight!!!!!!!!!
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I'd like to see this available again on CD at a normal price.
Must be my lucky day, cuz I just spotted this one in a store that has no emphasis on jazz whatsoever for $6.99; I'm running back there first thing tomorrow morning to buy it!!!!!
I always like that bit of luck. I check the hell out of Reckless Records' website, which is mostly indie rock but carries a lot of jazz; they price their Miles & Coltrane rather competitively but anything else is fair game. I've walked away with OOP stuff and Mosaics for a steal.
Yup, Reckless is great in that regard. I've walked away with Ray Draper's Tuba Sounds for $8 and Sirone's Live for $3; but when ordering on line, they rape you with a $8 mailing fee, which means they're great if you shop their shops in person.
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Listening to Vade Mecum right now. Like Impulse Coltrane, Braxton, the Atlantic Ornettes, Blue Note Andrew Hill, and early Art Ensemble, listening to post-70's Dixon is a completely immersive experience for me. Even if the recordings are meant to be taken each as a piece, there's a general sonic territory to the music on the Soul Note Box that makes for excellent sustained listening--it's the sort of terrain I could be happy to live inside of.
Ditto Joe McPhee's Po Music series.
Joe's Hat albums are intense!!!
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I'd like to see this available again on CD at a normal price.
Must be my lucky day, cuz I just spotted this one in a store that has no emphasis on jazz whatsoever for $6.99; I'm running back there first thing tomorrow morning to buy it!!!!!
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Thanks, was hoping it was wasn't gone!
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Any classic Sun Ra's that haven't seen the light of day?
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Hit my local Exchange and nothing really special there, but on the way out the door, I asked if they had any jazz going out and the clerk said, "we just got the motherload, you like the older stuff?" I kid you not, there were two stacks on the floor with about 125 cd's in each stack, that hadn't even been put out for sale yet. The clerk said, you wanna pull up a chair? ...HELL YEAH I DO!!!!
This stuff was crazy!!! Out of print BN's, obscure labels, OJC's, Pacific Jazz and on and on and on...and the prices were insanely low!
Here's what I bought that they had marked for $1!!!
Richard Groove Holmes with Ben Webster-Groove-Pacific Jazz
Jimmy Ponder-Mean Streets-No Bridges-Muse
Abdullah Ibrahim-Mantra Mode-Enja
Bobby Few-Mysteries-Miss You (autographed by Few inside the booklet)
Joe Lovano-Hometown Sessions-Nimbus
$2.50:
Stan Getz Plays-Verve
Sun Ra-Blue Delight-A&M
Joe Pass-Blues Dues-Pablo
Charles Mingus-Alternate Takes-Columbia/Legacy
$5:
Lee Morgan-Carimba-BN
Bobby Hutcherson-San Francisco-BN
Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers-Three Blind Mice Vol. I-BN
Cannonball Adderley Quintet-In San Francisco-Riverside/Keepnews Edition
John Coltrane-Paris Concert-Pablo
Brown and Roach Inc.-EmArCy
$8:
Art Pepper-The Art of Pepper-BN
Paul Chambers-A Jazz Delegation from the East: Chamber's Music-BN
All in all, a pretty good day
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Who reissued it?
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Look to Bill Dixon's Facebook page for more information regarding this reissue in the coming weeks.
We are in production of the material from Bill Dixon's final concert, recorded three weeks before his death, and the album will see release early this summer on the VICTO label.
Great news! Thanks for posting.
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Ted Curson: Plenty of Horn (Old Town/Denon Japan)
I got something like $500 for my copy.
Great album though!
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Here's more with some great Derek Bailey footage!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hg3Ah92O2wg
and more still...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kZ8B0jKHL6k&feature=related
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I've lived in Cleveland for three years and am wondering whether anyone other than the Cleveland Museum of Art brings in jazz?
Well, Sonny Rollins was at Severence Hall about 10 years ago. Other than that, basically Night Town.
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Just found some incredible Globe Unity Orchestra concert footage from 1970:
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Any of these, but (at least for me) especially "Of Human Feelings" (which was out only very briefly on CD in Japan 20+ years ago)...
Ornette at 12 (1969) & Crisis (1972) [both on Impulse]
Would Ornette be willing to sell the rights to the Impulse!'s? He doesn't seem to be in a big hurry to reissue them.
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Awesome! Thanks for posting.
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One of the rarest items by Toshiko that I own is United Notions: Toshiko and Her International Sextet.
Thanks, I will be looking for that one.
What a line-up !!!
Toshiko Akyioshi (piano)
René Thomas (guitar)
Bobby Jaspar (flute, tenor and baritone sax)
Nat Adderley (cornet)
Rolf Kuhn (clarinet)
Doc Severinsen (trumpet)
John Drew (bass)
Bert Dahlender (drums)
Fresh Sounds reissued this title in 2009 and its still in print.
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Can someone list what BN titles have been resissued as SACD's? The BN website is comepletly useless. Thanks!
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Is an ampeg baby bass electric or accoustic?
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Got this Gary McFarland LP for five Dollars on ebay:
... includes Jimmy Raney on guitar, Richie Kamuca on tenor, and Steve Swallow on bass - I'm quite curious how it sounds.
Can't possibly go wrong with a cast like that. Let us know what you think.
Bill Dixon - Intents & Purposes reissue
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Just got my copy today. I'm playing at ASAP!