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I thought they didn't ship to the UK ? Sadly, they don't but a Stateside board member very kindly helped out.

My Fantasy 'job lot' has arrived here safely in the UK. Some more good listening tonight (first on deck - 'Lem's Beat' )

Again, sad news. I've never heard the Blue Note album but the comments here make me want to check it out. RIP.

Rendell/Carr Quintet 'Change Is' (UK Columbia Lansdowne stereo)

That one would look good up on the wall in a frame !

Wasn't the original (with different cover art) on David Axelrod's 'HiFi Jazz' label ?

As opposed to the mono edition? heh... If you see one of those monos let me know. That's the version to get.

'Vic Dickenson Showcase' (Japanese King 2LP version of the Vanguard. Sounds )

Yikes... Thankfully, we don't have mockingbirds over here. Or Norwegian Blues !

Pat Metheny 'Secret Story' (Geffen 2LP stereo)

Funnily enough I re-levelled my deck yesterday and got this one: "extend transparent dynamic envelope"

Happy Birthday !

I put my own case down to adverse reactions to the airwave bombardment 24/7 back in the day by The Osmonds, Bay City Rollers, David Cassidy, Mud, Slade, Sweet, Showadywaddy etc..

A pleasure ! Finishing off today with Jackie McLean 'McLean's Scene' (New Jazz DG mono). Lovely stuff..

Raymond Fol George Arvanitas Martial Solal Marshall Royal Marshall Brown Marshall McLuhan

I have 'The Phantom' and the 'Say It Loud' and 'Eddie Gales Ghetto Music' on Water CD. All of them excellent - up to Mosaic-type production standard in fact. 'Black Rhythm Happening' I have on 'Four Men With Beards' vinyl (also good) and the 'Brown Sugar' on Blue Note original vinyl.

Grant Green 'Carryin' On' (BN Liberty stereo)

Yep. They were marketed in the UK by RCA in the mid-70s so that's why I think of them as 'RCAs'.

Soft Machine 'Seven' (UK CBS) You need joss-sticks and a lava lamp to groove out to this one

Brothers Grimm Hans Christian Anderson Aesop

Not me, and we can't receive her show in the UK.

Apparently it is rare on CD. I've sold a number of these on vinyl, and the winning bids were all in the 75-125 range. Ah, that explains it. I think my vinyl cost a reasonable £50.

Sam Rivers 'Dedication Series Vol VII - The Live Trio sessions' (Impulse 70s twofer)

What, no Miles Davis 'Blue Xmas' to lead things off and put everyone in a happy, charitable frame of mind?

I've got original Audio Fidelity vinyl of these two. I'll dig them out over the next few days and check. Sound as I recall was OK without being outstanding.