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  1. Joe Henderson - "The Milestone Years" for $24.99.
  2. Hank Mobley - The Complete Hank Mobley Blue Note Fifties Sessions: disc 2 - Hank Mobley (Quintet)
  3. Besides the Vivaldi Edition, Amazon also has pre-orders for some other Brilliant Classics boxes: Complete Beethoven Edition (85 CDs for $29.57 [!], Grumiaux, Haitink, Vpo and Schiff) Telemann Edition (31 CDs for $26.84) Handel Portrait (42 / $27.07, Preston, Holloway, Borgstede,etc.) Liszt Portrait (31 / $26.84, Brendel, Cziffra, Pizarro and Berma) Anyone familiar with any of these?
  4. This coming Friday: Reptet Friday, May 6th Chris’ Jazz Café - Philadelphia, PA
  5. Happy Birthday, Duke!
  6. I have many of the Evidence releases, but haven't gotten any of the Art Yard or Transparency releases. Does anyone have recommendations on them? I'm most interested in the 1960's and 70's era material.
  7. A lot of high foreheads standing around.
  8. Dan Morgenstern - Living with Jazz: A reader edited by Sheldon Meyer (Oxford)
  9. There are some strange looking people on the television.
  10. Ordered Louis Armstrong - The California Concerts (Decca) for $12.95 from Amazon Marketplace.
  11. The New Mellow Edwards at International House in Philadelphia. Curtis Hasselbring, leader, trombone + guitar Chris Speed, saxophone + clarinet Mary Halvorson, guitar Trevor Dunn, bass Matt Moran, vibraphone Satoshi Takeishi, percussion Ches Smith, drums
  12. You're a lucky man! Now listening: Classic Chu Berry Columbia and Victor Sessions - disc 2
  13. Breaking News Alert The New York Times Mon, April 25, 2011 -- 6:11 PM ET ----- Judge Grants Injunction to End N.F.L. Lockout Pending Appeal A federal judge gave professional football players a significant victory Monday, granting an injunction to stop the N.F.L.'s six-week lockout Monday. Judge Susan Richard Nelson of United States District Court did not stay her decision, sending the N.F.L scrambling to seek a stay from the Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit to prevent the league from having to open for business immediately. If the stay is not granted, the N.F.L. will have to put rules in place allowing players to return to work and free agency to open within days, creating a flurry of activity similar to the normal operations of an off-season. Teams will be allowed to hold workouts with players, players will be permitted to meet with trainers to rehabilitate injuries and coaches to study game film. Read More: http://www.nytimes.com/2011/04/26/sports/football/26nfl.html?emc=na
  14. I'm thinking about getting to this one on Wednesday. Anyone else going? Wednesday, April 27, 2011 - 8:00pm The New Mellow Edwards Chris Speed, saxophone + clarinet Curtis Hasselbring, trombone + guitar Mary Halvorson, guitar Trevor Dunn, bass Matt Moran, vibraphone Satoshi Takeishi, percussion Ches Smith, drums International House Philadelphia 3701 Chestnut Street Philadelphia, PA Price: $12 General Admission "A smart ensemble that harnesses the forward thrust of rock in the service of an almost chamber-like group cohesiveness.” - Nate Chinen, New York Times Ars Nova Workshop is pleased to present this special concert by a septet version of Curtis Hasselbring's The New Mellow Edwards for a performance of a new piece titled “Number Stations.” Curtis Hasselbring’s The New Mellow Edwards is his acclaimed quartet featuring Trevor Dunn, John Hollenbeck and Chris Speed that defies traditional jazz conventions and favors primal garage rock-derived grooves, textural explorations and classically-influenced structures. Their performances are, often simultaneously, humorous, dark, accessible and exciting. This evening's event centers around an extended version of the group featuring special guests Mary Halvorson, Matt Moran, Satoshi Takeishi, and Ches Smith will replace Hollenbeck on drums, resulting in a star-studded septet whose members have worked with everyone from Anthony Braxton to Mr. Bungle to the Claudia Quintet. The group will be performing Hasselbring's new piece titled "Number Stations" inspired by shortwave radio stations that broadcast random series of five-digit numbers. Employed since the early 20th century, this technology has been widely believed to transmit coded messages for agents abroad. For this unique conceptual piece, each musician will be given tasks relating to working with and decoding five-digit numbers.
  15. Noticed a 50 CD Beethoven EMI France collection available from Berkshire for $50: Beethoven, The Symphonies; Overtures to Coriolan, Ruins of Athens, Egmont, Fidelio, Prometheus, Leonore {#3} [Cluytens cond.]; 'Triple' Concerto; The Two Romances for Violin & Orchestra; Violin Concerto [Fontanarosa and D.Oistrakh]; Piano Concerti; Choral Fantasia [Gilels and Gelber]; The Piano Sonatas [Heidsieck]; Diabelli Variations; Bagatelles [solchany]; The Violin Sonatas [Ferras and Barbizet]; The Cello Sonatas and Variations [Tortelier and Heidsieck]; The Piano Trios [Hungarian Trio]; The String Trios [Trio a cordes Francais]; The String Quartets [Hungarian Quartet]; Missa Solemnis; Mass in C [Giulini]; Fidelio [Karajan]; Christ on the Mount of Olives [Wangenhiem]; Asstd. Lieder [Nilsson and Fischer-Dieskau] + Chamber Music for Winds and Strings [incl. Septet and Octet]. (Running time approx. 55 hours) http://www.berkshirerecordoutlet.com/search.php?row=0&brocode=148353&stocknum=&submit=Find+Item&text=&filter=all
  16. Bridges released a first recording in 2000:
  17. Chuck - is there a list of what CDs are available?
  18. No, the jury didn't reach a verdict on the other counts.
  19. Breaking News Alert The New York Times Wed, April 13, 2011 -- 5:47 PM ET ----- Barry Bonds Guilty of Obstructing Justice in Steroid Case Barry Bonds, the former outfielder who hit more career home runs than anyone else in baseball history, was convicted Wednesday of obstructing justice after a trial over whether he lied about taking steroids. But the jury failed to reach a verdict on other counts. Read More: http://bats.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/04/13/bonds-jury-reaches-verdict-on-only-one-count-in-steroid-case/?emc=na
  20. Isaac Stern - Life in Music IV (Sony, 12 CDs)for $55 at Popmarket. Today only: http://www.popmarket.com/details/5747700
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