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absolutely true. I've definitely known some Larry David types.

So Winstone had the tapes from Decca? Interesting. I suppose given all that Vocalion reissued from the Argo/Decca catalog, that wasn't one of them so perhaps she kept the masters. Nice! Have a 70s Vedette pressing with different cover art. Superb album.

Wonder if the Wah Wah reissue was licensed from UMG? Would assume they'd hold the rights rather than Norma herself. I always assumed it was an MP3-to-vinyl release but don't have one to compare to the original, which sounds very nice.

I definitely remember him from at least one 90s sitcom as well as some stand up specials. Probably would appreciate him a lot more now, actually. Never really watched Curb -- I find Larry David so insufferable as to be unwatchable. I thought Seinfeld was aggravating too but at least the ensemble could offset it somewhat.

whatever Allen does, count me in!

yup, excellent! I have the Argo LP, which replaced a dim-sounding Disconforme CD reissue/bootleg.

Thanks; yes, of course -- Jazz På Svenska! Beautiful album, had it on deck just recently. The Swedish film/theatre environment is not something I know too well, but appreciate the insight.

hope he's ok...

his ballet suite(s) are pretty neat.

Ah, that's too bad. 90 is a heck of a run, though!

Wonderful! Didn't end up keeping my King Crimson LPs when I moved back east, but Giles Giles & Fripp / McDonald & Giles stayed in the racks.

Looks a bit like Owen Maercks’ collection

I'd much rather have the Lacy/Waldron on CD and that probably goes for the Yusef also.

yeah, I have Brazilia also. Nice one.

Definitely! Have a really nice copy of this hanging out in the racks. Not unrelated: back to the usual:

never seen that one before...

Mirage and Paris Days are both awesome LPs for sure!