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A quick check shows Amazon has the three volumes of Teddy and The Girls, with volume 3 a new copy at regular price. As for the first two, well, if you got some spare cash.

Joe Henderson Milestone Years - discs 2 & 4

Modern Jazz Quartet Prestige & Pablo - discs 1&2

Maybe Red Nichols? Looks a lot like Wild Bill Davison http://www.jazzland.at/archiv/bilder/st010...avison-50er.jpg

That sure don't look like Henry Red Allen

On second thought, I'll skip this set and wait for the remaining DETS.

Yet another one: DGF 63 Richard M. Jones - Good Stuff ~ From track listing, no songs that've not already been reissued on Classics and Document discs. Read on SteveHoffman forum, the Django's are going to 5 volumes.

I got these Archeophone releases - haven't listened to them yet. AMG Reviews: http://www.cdconnection.com/details/Variou..._Birth_Of/90854 http://www.cdconnection.com/details/Arthur...ury_Park/220396

... have ya the recent release - Mary Lou Williams Circle recordings (Progressive 7142)?

15/16 first time but 12/16 on a second try 10 minutes later.

Whoops -_- btw - love that album cover with Maxine wearing a badge which states "Jazz Power".

Ornette Coleman - Beauty Is A Rare Thing, disc 1

From an AAJ thread, Maxine Sullivan's Attic

And this one

There was a cheap copy available at a Borders store so...

Yes - I'm seeing quite a lot of these new Universal reprints in stores: Basie, Ella, Oscar Peterson, Art Tatum (solo & group) Pablos, a few Dizzy Gillespie and Freddie Hubbard titles - all selling at mid price.

Joe Henderson Milestone Years discs 5 & 6

Oyyy! I'll probably get this, eventually, but it'll be positioned somewhere in the lower half of the "must have" list.

No brand coffee, real thick, no sugar or milk

A couple of Frank Rosolino titles

Best place to hide'em ! So what wuz I doing, flipping through KG and JM discs

Found at a Tower store, slotted in between some Kenny G and Jane Monheit discs , a copy of George Braith's Complete Blue Note Sessions, at a nice price too.

Hey leave one for me! I'm not going to do a Mosaic order until the Chu Berry and Newport 58 are released.

Joe Henderson - Milestone Years discs 7 & 8

The Great Wall was constructed over a period of many centuries starting from the three kingdoms period and completed by the Mings, some 2000 years later in the 17th century. Most of the current Great Wall is built by the Mings and much of the parts built earlier during Qin and three kingdoms period, using wood, small stones and mud, has crumbled away apparently. Frankly, I'd rather substitute the Great Wall with the Mogao Grottoes (Thousand Buddha Caves). IMO, as awe inspiring if not more. http://www.chinatravel.com/china-travel-gu.../dunhuang.shtml