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Sun Ra, Space is the Place: 8$. Sold. Romano, Sclavis, Texier, Suite Africaine: 12$. Humair, Louiss, Ponty, Trio HLP: 24$ (2 CDs). Terence Blanchard, Romantic Defiance: 8$. Shipping cost included. All CDs like new. Paypal accepted.

JJ Johnson set.

Anita O'day set is great but I think JJJ is better.

My deepest and sincere condolences.

July 30, 1964: Paul Desmond (as) recorded a session for RCA with: Jim Hall (gtr), Eugene Wright (b), Gene Cherico (*b), Connie Kay (dms).

July 30, 1963:

This is a good one but I prefer his earlier recordings (especially his recordings with Antonio Hart) over of his later ones, including this one.

I'm not a vocal jazz fan either but I thing the stuff Anita O'Day recorded for Verve is much better than her recordings with Kenton. You'll love it.

Sad news. RIP Mr. McKibbon.

700 JJ sets left.

Bentsy, you are absolutely right! This is a magnifique set But you should start working on your French... Then you could read and enjoy that Rene Urtreger article that was in Le Monde newspaper on Bastille Day: Rene Urtreger interview ← Learning French is definitely on my *to do* list. I'm afraid I'll have the time for that only after I'll retire…

I've just bought this 3 CDs set last week. This is really a great one!!! The sessions were recorded on 1960, 1979 ans 1999. The booklet looks great but it is writen in French.... Thank you Flurin for this recommendation.

I am in Munich at the moment. Hot like in Tel-Aviv but rainy from time to time. But after drinking the Bavarian beer, who cares about the weather????

Another Coleman's recommended recording is *I Could Write a Book*, the music of Richard Rodgers.

CAMjazz is the label. Release scheduled for January 2006! ← Thanks brownie. Sorry for my stupid question about the label....

Sounds very interesting brownie. Any information about the release date or what label???

Disk#2.

Happy Birthday, Guy! All the best!

Disk#1.

This week I enjoyed vey much this CD: An excellent duet session of two great musicians.

If you like the playing of Meade Lux Lewis, you must listen to Gliding from Glendale to Chicago.

See you soon John. All the best.

Happy birthday!!