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Timothy Bottoms Timothy Frisby The Rats of NIMH The Knights Who Say Nic Ecky Ecky Woo Wong Brave Sir Robin Vincent Wong The Sino-Scottish Projectionist

Combination of altitude and heat? I wonder if there's an underlying asthmatic condition. Great news that Al is out though. Too many bad news stories these past few days.

Richard II Piers Gaveston Piers Plowman

I sometimes see Parker issues on London and Realm but as I already have the 70s twofer 'Bird - The Savoy Recordings' (Arista double) and the 5LP Savoy Parker set, haven't been tempted. Those Lucky Thomson/Milt Jackson sides did sound very good on Realm though !

Lord Snooty David Cameron Burlington Bertie

Love the price sticker on that one ! A lot of good Savoy mayerial on those Realm issues.

'John Jenkins/Kenny Burrell (BN Music Matters 2x45rpm)

Really shocked by this news - yes John, terrible sums it up. I saw him less than 2 weeks ago at Swanage, playing superbly as per usual in Peter King's Quartet (must have been his last gig I guess). My impression at the time was that he looked fine (Peter made some quip about him taking forever to set up his kit - but that was the mark of the technical perfectionist/master) - his playing if anything was even better than the previous time I'd seen him at Swanage and was typically precise and very driving (they played Chick Corea's 'Inner Space' to start things off, at a cracking pace). It was stated by the festival host in the intro that he was the 'best time player in the UK' and there were no arguments whatsoever with that statement - spot on. First time I saw him was in the late 70s in the Ronnie Scott Quintet, at Scotts, along with Dick Pierce, John Critchenson and Ron Mathewson. Saw that group quite a few times at the club. RIP and my sympathies to his family - and many thanks for some great playing over the years.

Joan Bakewell Joan Rivers Joan D'Arc

Rapunzel Kate Bush Lena Lovitch

Grant Green 'Matador' (Music Matters BN 2x45rpm)

Last time I was at Ray's jazz in Foyles Bookstore they had the box in the glass case at the back of the sales desk. Couldn't check out the price though. I was hoping they might have had the Patton instead !

Mulgrew Miller - Work/Keys To The City (32 Jazz) £5 Jeanne Lee/Mal Waldron 'After Hours' (Owl) £5 John Mayer Indo Jazz Fusions 'Etudes/Rada Krishna' (First Hand) £7.99

Jazz Crusaders Pacific Jazz Studio - CD1

I'm quite fond of that pressing - with its Sonny Lester reverb and Garrod & Lofthouse sleeve !

Last time I hade some of the real stuff I think was at Ferranti Systems, Bracknell, back circa 1981. They were trying to attract new Elec Eng graduates. Now long since sold up/hived off/liquidated !

I vote for the 'or something'.

Freddie Roach 'Down To Earth' (BN NY USA, mono)

Lady Penelope Virgil Parker

Great set to start on. Could be the start of an expensive but excellent habit !

And for this box set, I can't find The Complete On The Corner Sessions at a decent price, I didn't even see one at Amoeba's yesterday. I'm tempted to do a Amazon download for $40.00, though I would much prefer the real box -- I'm old and cranky, and don't like this new fangled computer stuff. You also get the new artwork from Corky McCoy with Miles as a goat-hooved devil playing the tambourine. Unmissable ! :rsmile:

Miss Whiplash Norman Lamont David Mellor

Would you recommend this box set Brownie? (for a Cecil 'moderate' who likes his Blue Note sessions but listens to the free-er stuff in small doses ). I would not recommend it to anybody who is hesitant on Cecil Taylor. These are 10 CDs of often abrupt music. I personally am an immoderate fan and love these performances! Thanks. I'll see if I can check out some samples.

Would you recommend this box set Brownie? (for a Cecil 'moderate' who likes his Blue Note sessions but listens to the free-er stuff in small doses ).

Lou Donaldson 'Sweet Slumber' (BN King). Nice Duke Pearson mid-sized band with totally stellar lineup (Shorter, Hubbard, Pepper Adams, McCoy).