clifford_thornton

James White & The Blacks - Off White - (Ze/Arista orig)

$15 gets the last remaining discs...

Cycling. I used to like to go fast. Now I have fun watching other people do it.

Last few items - any takers for the rest of it?

Bump with deletions. Still some great titles left. I highly recommend the Ray Russell.

Dang, Jay, sorry to hear that things are shaky. Good luck!

The Jazz Loft has it for like $8 on vinyl sealed/new.

Responded via email.

Hi all, I've got another small stack of stuff available for sale. All titles are in excellent condition with details as noted. Most were received as promos. Some have not even been played and are spares. PM with your wants. Prices are in USD, free shipping on the first three discs to a US address. International please write for shipping costs. Please pay through Pay Pal. Thanks! Clifford Henry Grimes Trio - The Call - (ESP Disk) w/ Perry Robinson, Tom Price. Fantastic set, new digipak issue. $7 Mark O'Leary - On the Shore - (Clean Feed) w/ Alex Cline (perc), Jeff Kaiser and John Fumo (tpt), spare and weird improvised landscapes $5 Some old shit: M41 - The Orbit of Sirius - (M41) private CD-R issue w/ Alvin Fielder, Chris Parker, Andrew Lamb $1

Suck - Time To Suck - (Parlophone, Shadoks reissue) South African heavy psych, very rare in its original form.

Much more interesting performer...

I have that GNP record, it's quite good. First recording of Charlie Haden, to boot.

I'd rather have Commodores...

I met a guy who had one of those Clarks and a test pressing of Back to the Tracks.

In early 2006, I would have been. Now, thanks to the board and some audio preservation coursework, I know better!

DMG CD-Rs are totally unauthorized. But ya might as well hold onto it - great session!

I DON'T KNOW. I am surprised that there aren't CDs of this material, but that's how Eremite and the artists set it up. I myself don't download because, at this point, I don't see how ethically to do it. I don't know if it is ethical to pay $100 for a used copy of Big Chief, a title which I don't believe Murray got a whole lot of compensation for in the first place... but about eight years ago, it seemed like the only way to fulfill my desires.

Great version of the tune.

I could email him and ask him if you want... judging, however, from his disdain for not being treated well in the industry, I doubt he'd want one to download his shit for free.

He didn't forfeit any royalties by choosing to have something limited in its distribution. Last time I checked, even "rare" records often have an "Unauthorized lending, copying or distribution of this recording is prohibited/etc." around the circumference of the label. There is an ethical difference between buying something used "off the books" and just flat-out downloading something illegally. Murray didn't say "well, I'll take royalties from 600 copies but the rest are free," dig?

Got that too. Very nice sound even if the facsimile labels are W. 63rd!

Cool label and glad to see these around again.

I have also escaped the music of the Bad Plus, but I'm usually curious myself to see what Iverson's writing about on a given week. Keith Tippett is, AFAIK, still kickin'.

Ah, but that cover is about as hot as Barney Wilen's Zodiac on 12-inch spread. It would be nice, I agree, to have both of these out on CD as well... but maybe that'll happen post-sabbatical. I think maybe both the "Chief" and the Shandar would fit on one disc, but that might be opening up a whole 'nother can of licensing worms. And comparing the reissue with the orig, well, the reissue sounds gorgeous. So there you go. Whether or not it's a needle drop, it sounds really, really clear. It's a well-recorded session in the first place, and I think even a bopper like sidewinder would be hip to this'n.

Nice - I think this is Arthur Jones' last appearance on record. Now: Jemeel Moondoc - Konstanze's Delight - (Soul Note)