B. Goren.

Pink Floyd - Atom Heart Mother.

PM sent on Streams of Expression (Joe Lovano).

Foreigner. Mid 80's in Tel-Aviv.

Happy Birthday, Chris! All the best.

One more title added: Joanne Brackeen- Six Ate.

In that case, PM sent on the following: Marilyn Crispell: Vignettes. 12&. Japanese. New & Sealed. • Duke Ellington & His Orchestra featuring Mahalia Jackson: Black, Brown & Beige. 8$. • Cecil Taylor: Live in Vienna. 11$. • Cecil Taylor, Bill Dixon, Tony Oxley (Victo): 10 $. Thanks John, reply sent.

I'm open also to interesting trade offers.

This is also a good start: Time Remembers One Time Once.

Here is a short list of CDs I want to sell. The first 4 CDs are new & sealed and all the rest are like new. • Joanne Brackeen: Six Ate. New & Sealed. 11$. • Bobby Timmons: This Here is Bobby Timmons. Japanese. 12$. New & sealed. Sold. • Marilyn Crispell: Vignettes. 12&. Japanese. New & Sealed. Sold. • Dave Brubeck Quartet: Time farther out. 12$. New & Sealed. • Barney Wilen & Diese 440: Live in Paris 8 Janvier 1983. 14$. Sold. • Barney Wilen: Moshi. 12$. Sold. • Duke Ellington & His Orchestra featuring Mahalia Jackson: Black, Brown & Beige. 8$. • Woody Herman & the Herd at the Carnegie Hall (2 CDs set). 12$. Sold. • Charles Fambrough: The Proper Angel. 6$. • Count Basie Encounters Oscar Peterson: Satch & Josh. 6$. • Joseph Jarman: As If It Were the Seasons. 8$. Sold. • Alice Coltrane & Carlos Santana: Illuminations. 7$. • Enrico Rava: Tati. 9$. Sold. • Jack DeJohnette: Parallel Realities. 7$. • Cecil Taylor: Cecil Taylor (New World Records). 10$. Sold. • Cecil Taylor: 3 Phasis. 12$. Sold. • Cecil Taylor: Live in Vienna. 11$. • Cecil Taylor, Bill Dixon, Tony Oxley (Victo): 10 $. Sold. Shipping is free of charge and paypal accepted.

Disk #1:

What do the stars mean? There are people who have been banned who have them while plenty of others who have made real contributions here have none , so I'd say the stars mean absolutely nothing.... I've always thought of the member ratings as the most useful feature of the forums. Last time I looked I had five stars, but now I'm down to three so I guess someone who likes me a lot must have submitted a "one". I need an explanation about the rating system and how does it work. don't think it will change your life by much but who knows; never quite understood what those ratings are good for; go on a member's profile page on the left below the picture on the left it says rating, there are 5 stars you can give someone a rating by clicking on the appropriate star; the thing displays the average of the stars given so far to the member... Thanks Niko. I gave you 5 stars for this explanation...

What do the stars mean? There are people who have been banned who have them while plenty of others who have made real contributions here have none , so I'd say the stars mean absolutely nothing.... I've always thought of the member ratings as the most useful feature of the forums. Last time I looked I had five stars, but now I'm down to three so I guess someone who likes me a lot must have submitted a "one". I need an explanation about the rating system and how does it work.

The first time I saw him was many years ago at the Red Sea Jazz Festival. BTW: Pass It On landed yesterday in my POB.

This is one of my favorites:

I consider myself as a huge Wilen's fan but I really can't stand this recording. The reason is of course the synthesizers. I plan to sell it in the near future.

If you like the playing of Hampton Hawes, you must listen to his recording with Mingus & Richmond:

All the best!

The discussion about George Cables in another thread has reminded me this beautiful trio recording from 1991. George Cable with Cecil McBee on bass & Billy Hart on drums in one of the best trio recordings in my collection. This is another opportunity to wish George Cables a speedy recovery.