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I nabbed a few things this week... some I have in other versions (i.e., Feldman), but hell, it's less than $4 a pop.

That's Alexander von Schlippenbach's wife...

The grab-bag continues... Pandit Pran Nath - India's Master Vocalist - (Shandar orig) with La Monte Young and drawings by Marian Zazeela, of course. My flatmate really loves this... (not quite)

I don't have the Moserobie dates. Wallin was, and is, great (IMO). You should be on top of his work, melodaloc.

Crime - San Francisco's Still Doomed - (Swami) Indeed...

Takehisa Kosugi - Catch-Wave - (Iskra reissue)

Plus, you can always apprise dealers of the situation if they prefer not to sell to those with less than 99% positive feedback.

I would buy all of them in some order or another...

I thought Appelbaum worked for LOC.

Count Ossie & The Mystic Revelation of Rastafari - Tales from Mozambique - (Dynamic) Featuring the great tenor playing of Ras Jose...

There are 7 live recordings of the Rollins-Cherry band from 1962-63 in addition to "Our Man In Jazz": 8/7/62, NYC 1/15/63, Copenhagen 1/17/63, Stockholm 1/19/63, Paris (2 concerts) 1/20/63, Rome 1/29/63, Stuttgart Billy Higgins is the drummer on all of them. Henry Grimes is the bassist on the '63 dates. Bob Cranshaw is on the '62 session. All of this material except Rome has been bootleged numerous times on both lp and cd: Moon, Landscape, Bandstand, JazzUp, Jazz Anthology, Unique Jazz, Jazz Connoisseur, Magnetic. The sound on all of them is fair to poor whatever the source. None of them sound like "Our Man In Jazz", mostly but not entirely due to the audio quality. I've never seen a bootleg of the Rome date but there is a five minute clip of "52nd Street Theme" on Youtube with Sonny wearing a white dinner jacket. As long as I'm at it, there are three studio tracks by the Grimes edition of the band from 2/20/63 that RCA has issued on various compilations. I remember having a couple of these on maybe Jazz Anthology LPs? Sound was pretty rotten. Too bad, because that band is sick...

But don't you get what you pay for?

Wow. That's surprising. I barely got over 120K on my 2nd Taurus (a '95).

Cool! Thanks for the story.

Supposedly there are private tapes of performances into the late '70s/early '80s (in SF, I think) but I've never known anybody who has heard those. The Tes Esat has been dated at both '71 and '73 (depending on the America discog or Gary Windo's widow).

I had not one, but two piece-of-shit Ford Tauruses. The first one in high school, which I gave to my sister upon leaving for college, and the second I got while in college and realized I needed a car again. The second I abandoned in front of a bar because I wasn't safe to drive it. I canceled the title the next day and got a near-new Honda Civic, which is great.

Here's the short list re: Alan Shorter -- 1964 Archie Shepp - Four For Trane (Impulse) 1965 Wayne Shorter - The All-Seeing Eye (Blue Note) 1965 Marion Brown - Quartet (ESP) 1966 Marion Brown - Juba-Lee (Fontana) 1968 Alan Shorter - Orgasm/Parabolic (Verve/Polydor) 1970 Archie Shepp - In Antibes, vol. 1 (BYG) 1970 Archie Shepp - In Antibes, vol. 2 (BYG) 1970 Archie Shepp - Coral Rock (America) 1970 Archie Shepp - Pitchin' Can (America) 1970 Archie Shepp - Doodlin' (Inner City) 1970 Alan Silva - Seasons (BYG) 1971 Alan Shorter - Tes Esat (America) 1971 Francois Tusques - Intercommunal Music (Shandar) + one film I don't have and a few unissued recordings with Bill Dixon, Sunny Murray and others.

I believe I have every one. Some are better than others...

Dusty Groove has it. I'll move on't.

I think fifteen or so all told.

He does have another one as a leader...

Huh. And to think I just do a few push-ups every night and ride around with a messenger bag filled with sand.

Albert Ayler - Ghosts - (Fontana UK) Now: Albert Ayler - NY Eye and Ear Control - (ESP-Disk' orig)

I ordered mine through Dusty Groove. Hopefully it'll be in stock soon!

Another one where the Japanese CD is as elusive as the vinyl. The Japanese Fontana vinyl of this one got snapped up pronto too. I really screwed up by not buying this or the Gonzalves LPs when they were available as reissues. D'oh!