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Has anyone any thoughts on this NEW (re)release?? I noticed it a limited Edition, (at a special price!!!!)

Ah!! MOLE JAZZ, I REMEMBER THEM WELL, USING THEM FOR MAIL ORDER JAZZ NOT AVAILABLE HERE IN NEW ZEALAND I ALSO HAVE AN OLD "RED T SHIRT" WITH THE LOGO ON PURCHASED WHEN I WAS IN THE UK IN THE EARLY 80'S

I'm looking forward to October 6th for the release of "CODONA" 3CD Set

ORNETTE COLEMAN's "BEAUTY IS A RARE THING" (the title says it all)

Roger is one of the double HARRY BECKETT CDs a LIVE recording?

JACKIE McLEAN SESSIONS 1964-66 "Disc Three"

Was Sam River's CONTRASTS ever released on CD????

I'm thinking of getting the "PAUL CHAMBERS SELECT SET", what's the sound like "recording wise??" I have quite a lot of CD's that he's a member of the group.

The Jimmy Rowles collaboration with Norma is "Well Kept Secret"

"Quote" [i have many other masters of Stan's and would like to hear from other members what would be top of their list.] The sextet recording of the "THE CROMPTON SUITE" and also a quartet recording that features these tracks: TEMPO DE TROUT/ CACKLE STREET/ HONEY HILL/ GOLDEN GREEN/ ARCADIA. I would like to replace my old crackling LP's.

"This is what has been released" The price is £15 includes p+p wherever you are. A request for the track listing has come in so here goes: Captain Adventure Disc 1 Friday The 31st* They'll Call Us* Doin It For Art Afro Charlie* See Meenah Disc 2 Tease N Freeze Lover Man* Constant Pud* Captain Adventure Twas Ever Thus* Blues, Encore Blues* * = previously unreleased This is how the night went in the correct order. Vinyls of Stan from the Steam days are also available from my website. www.tentotenrecords.com Stan's next reissue on Tentoten Records will be Alice In Jazzland, scheduled for Spring!

STAN TRACEY's recording CAPT ADVENTURE is now released as a DOUBLE CD with EXTRA TRACKS from the concert recording. It's available from the TENTOTEN WEBB site, priced Fifteen Pounds. "IT'S ONE OF THE BEST CONCERT" he recorded.

Oops Sorry mrjazzman, in my haste I miss read your question So the answer is YES it is the same Stan Tracey but a bit earlier.

No, that one came a little later, this one features Stan- Piano Art Theman - Saxes Dave Green - Bass Bryan Spring - Drums

I've just read that Stan's recording CAPT ADVENTURE is being released SOON on CD with EXTRA TRACKS as well. Great News. ("A MUST PURCHASE CD")

Thanks king ubu for your reply, I'll check the Jack Johnson out at my local CD supplier. Cheers!!

I would agree with danasgoodstuff re his 1st comment re: the Evans and 2nd Quintet boxes. Also I ask how can the Jack Johnson Box be in the Top 5 when it's made up of all those alt takes? Can someone convince me to buy it!!

Not to be disagreeable, but I think both the Evans and 2nd Quintet boxes have material that appears nowhere else, and not just alt takes...someone here must have this info close to hand, it's in the other part of the house and I'm lokking after my 3 yr old... ←

The ART PEPPER MOSAIC BOX, all 3 discs.

Thanks EKE BBB for the information. Have any of the records you mentioned been transfered to CD?

Did Shelia record with Steve Kuhn on a ECM CD? In the back of my mind I have this memory of a recording in the early 80's around the time I attended a concert in LONDON at the "ROUNDHOUSE" theatre where she was part of a group that had Steve Kuhn - Piano, Bob Moses - Drums and I can't remember who was the bass player?

JACKIE McLEAN "1964 - 66" Disc Four with: Larry Willis - Piano Don Moore - Bass Jack De Johnette - Drums "GREAT MUSIC"

Any recommendations regarding these two titles? ALBERT MANGELSDORFF - And His Friends -MPS (GERMANY) MPS 73752CD also: ALBERT MANGELSDORFF -LIVE IN TOKYO (Enja/Weber 2006) Personnel: *Albert Mangelsdorff, trombone *Heinz Sauer, tenor saxophone *Günther Lenz, bass *Ralf Hübner, drums Tracks: Swing & Swing · Open Space · Mah#sale · Triple Trip They both look "very interesting"

I had "NEVER LET IT END" on LP many years ago, plus a few others. Was it released worldwide on CD? I've checked but can't find it listed anywhere.

Sad news of his passing. I feel privileged to have attended one of his concert in London 1970 (Hammersmith Odeon) which left a lasting memory with me. "A TROMBONE PLAYER/MUSICIAN OF EXTREME CREATIVITY"