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My friend DanK has posted an Edward Vesala discography.

I believe they will ship overseas if you pay the additional price for rust coating.

"Swordfish"

I hope to never finish jazz.

To add to Chuck's comment. I didn't get the Patton until 7 months after it was out and I got #0022. rod

I never had the "dot com" domain. You can find my site either at http://www.Jazzmatazz.info or at http://jazzmatazz.home.att.net. Same place. Or google it. Thank you all for your support. Good night and God bless. Roger.

Glad to hear she found something that helped!

On it's way here. I missed the memorial jam, but I've been thinking about it. (I noticed that Ocium will be issuing two volumes of early '50s Wild Bill Davis, one of Smith's early inspirations.)

OUTSOURCING!!!! How'd you find out?

I'm waiting for the ad: "I'm George W. Bush and I approve this reissue series."

"The Ground" will be available in the US on March 29th.

I'll pay you $6000 on Tuesday for a saxophone today.

Ah, but some women will pretend to pass the test.

But don't sell your vinyl copy; the CD version isn't complete!

That reminds me, isn't it almost time for National Brotherhood Week? (The 40th anniversary is on Monday.) It's so hard not to feed the troll.

I hope to make the Philly gig.

You have to read the fine print, Chuck. The official title, I think, is The Complete Verve Master Takes* *that fit on 3 CDs ...and that we didn't miss due to sloppiness...

American rat fans looking for American [France] reissues at non-stratospheric prices, look here or here!

Some good price news now that US Verve is distributing these: CD Universe is now listing preorders for Mar 22 for $17.85 (and the Braxton double for $23.89. (If you're interested, you can find a list of all the titles on my site here.)

And I'm sorry they're postponing it (I don't really understand the problem with the title - does it offend those for the war or against the war?), but I'm a bit disturbed at some of the nastiness directed at the artist. Remember, if it wasn't for him, there wouldn't be an album to discuss here.

Well, now you've gone and gotten Steve Swallow upset as well!

Actually, there's been quite a dip in nastiness recently. The high point of nastiness was on September 17, 2004 at 20:27 GMT, when it reach as level of 9.876.

Many of mine are in those tall, narrow Ikea shelves attached in groups of four. Some of the others are sitting in boxes, impatiently waiting for to get more shelf units. They sometimes whine late at night, but usually quiet down when I threaten to take them to eBay!

I don't know why this is, but when you buy 1"-by-6" boards (at least here in the U.S.), they are all really 5½ inches by ¾ of an inch in size. Some weird construction industry standards that I've never understood. 1/2" is taken off for the sawdust tax.