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London is the Place for Me - Trinidadian Calypso in London, 1950-1956 - (Honest Jon's)

Fred McDowell - Fred McDowell & His Blues Boys - (Arhoolie) Now that my vinyl is back in business, this one's for you Paul Secor!

No shit - that NEEDS to happen. Barre Phillips' For All It Is should be the first in such a series.

Wow, RIP. He spoke at my graduation from the Art Institute of Chicago (as did Lucy Lippard). Assuming Obama wins, it would have been nice for Terkel to see the outcome of the election.

Hoping to nab a copy of that Halvorson. Looks like my kinda shit. I'm withholding my top ten for the moment, but this is the first year I've actually had one. Or two, because reissues/unearthed deserve a ten of their own.

6 out of 12. My sister collected My Little Ponies.

Easy to deal with but the shipping can be slow to Texas for some reason.

I would love to hear something like that. I think Frank Wright, especially in the 1980s, would've killed with an organ player. Here's a weird one: Soulbrass, Inc - Live at the Bohemia Jazzclub (NL) - (Stichting, 1970) Hans Dulfer, ts; Henk Van Es, bs; Herbert Noord, org; Arjen Gorter, b; Rob Kattenburg, d; Steve Boston, cga. If you know Dulfer and Van Es, this is wild shit.

No that was Philly Joe Giraffe's gig and he and Mobley were on the outs at the time over a drug deal gone bad. What the hell is that?

As an archivist by profession, you really need to have this stuff appraised.

Larry Young also brought Byard Lancaster, James Spaulding and Eddie Gale to the table on his later BN dates. I don't normally think of any of those horn players as "typical" organ-combo cats.

Burton Greene - European Heritage - (Circle)

Really? I sort of keep one eye out for it sometimes, as I like Elvin's BN work with Liebman, Perla, etc.

Happy Birthday and many beers! (good ones)

PM on the Mobley and happy to make another offer on the Delmar!

Afghanistan - (UNESCO/Bellaphon LP)

Along with your Ascension 45?

Hope you're having a great day with loads of fine vinyl to spin!

Globe Unity - Compositions - (Japo) Now: London Jazz Composers' Orchestra - Stringer - (FMP/SAJ)

Wonder how high-quality this is. I have one William Parker vinyl, Through Acceptance of the Mystery Peace, on Centering Records. It's good!

Thanks to a tip from a board member, just purchased the Trio CD at a very, very reasonable price. Ahhh... :rsmile:

Apparently, 95% of us (or so) don't like to admit that we're collectors... I didn't see anything I wanted on his eBay auctions this time, but there may come a day when he has something I want. So it's fine with me that he posts this stuff here.

Bumpity-bump. And I'm still looking for the Monterose-Flanagan duo on LP.